They look great! Almost got the tobh myself but went with the Dark Horse instead on a recommendation from a friend. Still planning on getting the tobh though...after i get my mutilator!
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I only briefly mentioned the safety thing because some people here will be surprised that I am recommending this stuff to a new vaper. But I did subsequently also recommend RDAs and a couple mech mods that would be good to look at.
Clones? I have the Tobh clone and it is the only clone RDA I still use (along with my authentics). Dual coil @ around .5 ohms on my home-made parallel 18650 mosfet box and it works great with no leaks. I think it's a good choice.
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A nice affordable authentic RDA is the Mutation X V3 for around 30 bucks.
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I have an authentic tobh 2.5 and a clone of the original Tobh. I also have a FUhattan... great mod. Tobh is an older RDA. It has ok airflow (the 2.5), but its hard to adjust once you set it. And it has tabs on the deck that make the coil placement trickier... you can't easily center your coils for best wicking.
Yes clones...from what I understand all of the fuhattans are clones of the Manhattan and the tobh is also a clone. I'm getting both as a package deal for 40 bucks.
I got my new toys today....I effing love this thing. Built my first coil. running at .9 ohms This is awesome . The flavor off this thing is killer.
Nothing wrong with clones in my eyes. I just put in an order for a clone brass knurled King V2 mod to go with my Plume Veil and Little Boy clones...I've recently rediscovered my love for mechs after picking my Kamry K100 back up
I use my Brass King v2 with my Dark Horse! What a killer combo....been calling it the bullet!
keep in mind - you are actually talking about two different things here... to 'burn off old juice... change flavors... testing diy juices..." you are referring to a dripper atomizer, which can be used on either a mech mod (battery tube with a firing button) or a regulated mod (got some electronics to regulate wattage, safety features)... would likely be much better off with a regulated mod and a dripping atty than jumping straight to a mech - just my opinion - there are some excellent, reasonably priced regulated mods available with, overall, a much higher margin of safety...
Edit - saw your follow up post about experience with battery safety - understood - would still suggest a regulated - they are also (depending on the model) capable of more power - consistently - than a mech... but ultimately, it comes down to personal choice
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