Looking for help finding a certain RDA

[purelyscientific]

I want an rda with a seal, not threads. I have a phoenix V3 now and I have to unscrew it 1/3rd of a turn so that the hole lines up with the wick. I want one with the seal that makes the device spinnable so it won't wiggle slightly like my Phoenix V3. I would also like one that is wider. I will be using it on my Vamo. Any suggestions?​

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[jasl90]

The iGo-L seems to be very popular and by all accounts meets all of your desired specs.

 

[Euphonious Nonsense]

Igo-L. affordable, well made, meets your needs, and easy to find.

 

[purelyscientific]

Are there any others?

 

[Statistic]

There is an IGO-S

Just noticed you said you want a wider one

I have an IGO-L, they are so cheap and so well made there's no reason not to pick one up while you look for the perfect one, imo

 

[purelyscientific]

I watched Pbusardo's review and he showed how the top falls off the washer easily.

I was hoping there was another one that fit it tight.

 

[grindle]

There's also the Smoktech RDA if you're looking for a cheap one.

The Clockworks RDA (where the term RDA originated) is a stellar vape and probably the easiest atomiser to rebuild in the world.

It has a slightly tight draw, and I know vapers in the US seem to like it really loose - I'm fairly sure you can ask him to drill the airhole to your preferred size, or however many airholes you may want.

It's not the best looking atty in the world as it's made from delrin and aluminium, but it's easily one of the best-vaping. He can provide it in brushed, satin, or polished natural, black, silver or purple

Random helpful pic of an iGO-L on a Vamo next to the black anodised RDA on a Vamo:

Added bonus: it fits 20 drops of juice.

Here's his thread on UKVapers, PM him to order/get an estimated time of arrival: there's usually a couple of weeks between batches.

Cost is $54 delivered to your door (using Google's currency converter), $58 if you want it anodised.


Edit: just saw your new post. They seem to have revised the iGO-L somewhat, as most complained abut the loose cap and a tight draw - the one I bought last week has an extremely tight cap and a loose draw.

The RDA has a very, very tight chamber.

 

[StaircaseWit]

Yep, the newer IGO-Ls don't have the loose cap any more. Even if you were to get one with a loose cap (old stock although I doubt it because literally every vendor was sold out during Chinese new year), you can just remove the o-rings and wrap a wrap-and-a-half of dental floss in the groove and replace the o-rings. Instant tight cap.

 

[Statistic]

^^ what he said, the cap on mine is not lose at all.

 

[purelyscientific]

Awesome. Thanks a bunch guys!

 

[manji1]

I would go with Igo-L or Phoenix V4. Both are great and cheap. The Igo has a little drip pool so it holds more juice, but the V4 is all stainless and very easy to rebuild. It has holes in the post so locking your coil is super easy. If you could combine these two it would be the ultimate dripper.

 

[guppy]

I highly recommend the nimbus! Very good RDA with a very tight o-ring seal top cap.

 

[Kamoch]

Where can you find a Nimbus in stock? All the vape sites & B&M's are out of stock at the moment. I've been stalking this dripper for a while now.

 

[unloaded]

On my Phoenix attys I use an oring from a drip tip. Slide it down on the threads. It lets me align the airhole without the top being loose. I also drill out the air hole making the draw a bit looser. Not all hope is lost with them, a few slight tweaks and they hit like champs. The IGO-L works great too. I drilled the airhole on them too. I wish they had the holes in the posts for coil wire, but its not that big of a deal. They have lots of room to work and I like putting a mesh wick in them. The mesh wicks are really good for sampling juices while DIYing. I know you'll like that.

 

[WattWick]

The Octopus RDA is another option.

 

[eHuman]

I love my igo-l so much, 1 was not enough.

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