Panzer Blackhawk with Nimbus RDA VS. PlumeVeil on a 4Nine

[Guy80]

Guys...which is better? Panzer Blackhawk with Nimbus RDA VS. PlumeVeil on a 4Nine? Am trying to get real good flavour vapes. Having just started out on variables with tanks like the Russian and the nautilus Aspire, I'm starting to enjoy dripper based vaping.

So which do you guys think gets a better vape smoke and flavour between...and I'll say it again haha...Panzer Blackhawk with Nimbus RDA VS. PlumeVeil on a 4Nine?

 

[K_Tech]

I don't have a 4nine, but I do have a Panzer - and a Plume Veil and a Nimbus.

The Nimbus is a wonderful atomizer, but for flavor, I'd stick with the plume veil. You can drill out the Nimbus to increase air flow, but it's still the standard "come in from the sides" air flow. The Plume Veil has better options for air flow.

As to clouds, I've never really done a side-by-side comparison, but I'm sure someone on here has.

 

[wonner]

I have both the Nimbus and Plume Veil.

I highly recommend the Plume Veil over the Nimbus.

 

[melonius thunk]

I have both, plume veil forever over the nimbus. It just can't be beat. The center post block makes it insanely easy to build on (especially center post builds), and you never have to worry about your wire being too big if you're doing dual coils because of the two separate holes for positive leads. The adjustable Delrin insulator on the top cap not only increases airflow, but improves your flavor because it reduces the size of the atomizer chamber. Probably more than you were looking for but yeah, the plume veil is rad and I'm definitely a fanboy

 

[Rwb1500]

Some people think cucumbers taste better pickled.

 

[K_Tech]

Some people think cucumbers taste better pickled.

To be fair, most store-bought cukes are better pickled because they lack flavor; home-grown cukes, however, are tasty!

 

[fire8spitter]

Well aside from cucumbers, plume veil on either the black hawk or 4nine would be better. The nimbus is good but I like the flavor and amount of vape that comes out of the PV.