need help and opinions

[randomname79]

Hi all, up until recently i've run mostly clearomizers (i still like them and cartomizers for when i'm out) but i figured i'd take a shot and get a cheap rba. I bought myself a pheonix bully and all i can say is wow. So much more vapor production and way better taste. It holds about 5 to 10 drops of liquid so i'm not constantly dripping. My question to the more experienced folk is where should i go from here. I have a good working knowledge of electrical components (electrician) so i'm not worried about getting in over my head that way. Do all rba's need to be kept upright or are there ones that can take being carried around in a pocket at work. Any help or tips on what i should be looking at getting to bring my vaping to the next level would be greatly appreciated.

 

[FogHawg]

I use a Killer 705 in a carto-tank for work, so no help there, but I've seen where the DIDs are pocket friendly & don't leak.

 

[vapdivrr]

although some gennys might not leak there is always a possiblity, it is better to keep them upright. i have heard the bottom feed gennys dont leak at all, but being that there is not alot of info about those specific gennys i cannot really say for sure. i used to worry about my mod leaking at work from possibly falling over but you get used to it and mine will very rarely fall and if it does im right there to catch it. the pluses out weigh the minuses. i think right now the best bang for the money is the rsst genesis atty, although its a cheap clone it perform well. if you want to upgrade from there you can go with a high end genny. the rsst cost about 30 bucks/ a hi-end genny goes around 150 dollars.

 

[Rule62]

I've said it before, I'll say it again. The RSST is the best RBA to come out of China to date. It would be a very good unit at any price. At $30-$35, it's a great unit.

 

[StaircaseWit]

I've said it before, I'll say it again. The RSST is the best RBA to come out of China to date. It would be a very good unit at any price. At $30-$35, it's a great unit.

I need to get back on the project to convert it to a glass tank. That's its only downfall. Otherwise a brilliant atty.

 

[Tarnacc]

I don't know if this fits in to what you had in mind but if you are looking for something that you can rebuild and carry without worry, I think the vivi novas are a good fit. They are very easy to work with and flexible with regards to how you build them. Personally I was very impressed with cheesecloth in these.

 

[randomname79]

I don't know if this fits in to what you had in mind but if you are looking for something that you can rebuild and carry without worry, I think the vivi novas are a good fit. They are very easy to work with and flexible with regards to how you build them. Personally I was very impressed with cheesecloth in these.

I have a couple vivi's already, tried the iclear30 too and didn't like it. I've got a
Protank as well that's still in the box. While I do like the vivi's, t3's and evods nothing compares to my phoenix bully. The vapour and flavour are way better than anything I've tried. I'm also sensitive to high wattage's, too hard on my throat, yet with the rba I can crank it up and no problems at all. Think I'll order the rsst. Thanks folks.