Quick Help RDTA vs Drippers

[AnonymousVaper]

hi all , need quick advise

going to get a new atomizer but dont know if it should be a tank or a dripper

if i'd choose the RDTA ( tank ) im buying The Avocado
i haven't chose what dripper i should go with if i even chose to go with drippers

i don't like re-filling alot but what suits me ? Im still using my sigelei 30W and doont really know what to do

buying extra KanthalA1 26/24gauge aswel

which one is better 24/26 ?

 

[BrotherBob]

RDA and sub ohm'g is a little troublesome. RDA + MTL , tootle puffing (non sub ohm'g) are less of a chore.

 

[AnonymousVaper]

RDA and sub ohm'g is a little troublesome. RDA + MTL , tootle puffing (non sub ohm'g) are less of a chore.

Don't really get what you're saying

 

[bwh79]

For first getting into rebuildables, I would actually recommend a dripper rather than a tank. Instant access to your coils, should you need to poke around and tinker with them. With a tank you have to stuff them up inside that little chimney, and you often can't get at them without emptying the tank.

 

[rice721]

If it's ur first time building then RDA (dripper) will be more convenient and easier as mentioned by bwh79.

Also wicking (how much cotton) on an rda is simpler than an rta as each rta is a bit different.

However I went straight into building on a tank with an rba section (rta). Now months later I have a plethora of rtas but only 1 rda simply bc I prefer rtas being more convenient for indoor and outdoor use. Sure u can drop outdoors but it's more of a hassle.

I believe the avocado 22 and 24 both have a velocity style deck, those are the easiest decks out there imo.

I prefer to build with smaller gauge wires. I like thicker wires bc I find them easier to work with. I would suggest getting 24 and 26 both to test them out. Wires are pretty cheap.

If a deck can fit 24 with at least a 2.5mm inner diameter I will always use 24.

 

[suprtrkr]

For an RDA, I'd recommend either the Wotofo Sapor ot the Mutation V4 or V4S. As said, it's a lot easier to learn to build on a dripper; the deck is bigger and you can get to the coils easily. If you don't want to drip constantly, the Avocado is a good choice. I personally find 28ga wire the most useful. It works better than anything heavier in the medium watt range, up to about 40-50 watts, IMHO, and if you want more, you can twist two strands together. Twists perform better than heavy gague slick wire, I think.

 

[daviedog]

Yes,, see above. 24awg with a 30watt mod is a mismatch. Too much wire mass..

 

[Susan~S]

Don't really get what you're saying

@BrotherBob is a MTL (mouth-2-lung) inhaler. SubΩ coils take a lot of power to fire them and vaporizes a lot of e-liquid/juice per puff. For his preferred way of vaping, he likes coils above 1.0Ω. When using a dripper he does not have to drip as often.

When I use:

• +1.0Ω coils at 20 watts I go through approximately 5-7mls/day. Mouth-2-lung inhaling.
  
• 0.5Ω coils at 40 watts I go through approximately 15 mls/day. Direct lung inhaling.
  
• 0.25Ω coils at 70-80 watts I go through approximately 30 mls/day. Direct lung inhaling.

I am middle of the road. I do all three but try and keep my daily juice consumption at (or below) 15mls/day.

 

[BrotherBob]

Don't really get what you're saying

Sorry, thought you knew.

+1.0Ω coils at 20 watts I go through approximately 5-7mls/day. Mouth-2-lung inhaling.

2.0 Ohm coil at 6.0w using 1-3 mils a day. MTL
Chain vaping (double) 3-6 mils a day. Very rarely over 4 mils a day.
I vape zero nic and no real addition, just like to vape if I have the time at approx. 3-4 mils a day.

 

[Susan~S]

I agree with @suprtrkr regarding 28 gauge. It is more versatile than either 24 or 26 gauge when using a 30 watt box mod.

It's easy to twist (by hand) if you do not have a drill.