Hi, ECF - I'm relatively new to the forum, so forgive me if I'm posting this in the wrong place to ask about this.
Short story here: I love my avocado RDTA, but it is really beat up, and has been giving me issues lately. I'm looking for a newer upgrade that keeps some of the same features. Biggest draws for me are that you wick down "portholes" into the tank portion of the RDTA for the avocado, and then the deck is a pretty open & easy to build on deck (I have huge gorilla fingers for hands...). Ideally, while the avocado is a velocity style deck, I'd like to have a T-clamp style / goon style clamp type deck which may help with setting up larger coil builds like aliens, larger fused claptons, and the likes. I'm not that great of a wicker, or coil setter, though creating the coils comes naturally to me, but my point is that I'd prefer to have an easy to build on deck - nothing too tricky or complicated, please. My sweet spot for price point is $35 USD or less, and price is a huge factor. While I could go a tad over that, I'd really prefer not to.
Thanks for any suggestions that you may offer!
-FlyFisherPete
Short story here: I love my avocado RDTA, but it is really beat up, and has been giving me issues lately. I'm looking for a newer upgrade that keeps some of the same features. Biggest draws for me are that you wick down "portholes" into the tank portion of the RDTA for the avocado, and then the deck is a pretty open & easy to build on deck (I have huge gorilla fingers for hands...). Ideally, while the avocado is a velocity style deck, I'd like to have a T-clamp style / goon style clamp type deck which may help with setting up larger coil builds like aliens, larger fused claptons, and the likes. I'm not that great of a wicker, or coil setter, though creating the coils comes naturally to me, but my point is that I'd prefer to have an easy to build on deck - nothing too tricky or complicated, please. My sweet spot for price point is $35 USD or less, and price is a huge factor. While I could go a tad over that, I'd really prefer not to.
Thanks for any suggestions that you may offer!
-FlyFisherPete