RBA for newbs?

[WonderDude32]

I own a Kanger Subtank Plus, Delta 2, eGo One 2.5ml with CLR coils, and rdas. These are my credentials. I like all of these (mostly) and recommend them to people regularly. The question I have is, is there a better rba for newbs that I don't know about that could help someone transition to a sub ohm setup? Like is the Lemo 2 so much easier than the Subtanks? This probably should have been posted in hardware but I'm only looking for a general consensus on who likes what for the easiest rba to use and learn from. Thanks all.

 

[Hans Wermhat]

Hard to say. Everyone likes something different and the first thing you build on will effect your perception of what is "hard". My first RBA was a Kracken, so everything else seemed easy... till I got a Kayfun. That is still the hardest one for me to build on for some reason.

 

[kkiet]

I find the kanger sub tank mini easy to build.

 

[Baditude]

I generally recommend something inexpensive like an IGO-W for under $30. It has two posts, so the beginner can build a simple single coil, and then advance to dual coils later. I suggest something inexpensive so if rebuilding isn't something they like, they aren't out for a lot of money.

Inexpensive Mechanical Mod and RDA Setup

 

[nancybout]

My first was a kayfun mini it was ok it's flat not upwards I don't know which is easier but I like side to side.
I left my kayfun and enjoy buying coils and popping them in lol


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[nancybout]

Yea kayfun Isn't the best for newbies I let the shop build me coils and I often just redid the cotton lol


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[BUFFBLACKBIRD2002]

My IGO-W has been my workhorse for over a year. Just started building coils on it. But also have a YEP RDA that is great to work on.

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[Vaslovik]

RSST.

 

[WattWick]

Aga T2


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[coolerat]

I own a Kanger Subtank Plus, Delta 2, eGo One 2.5ml with CLR coils, and rdas. These are my credentials. I like all of these (mostly) and recommend them to people regularly. The question I have is, is there a better rba for newbs that I don't know about that could help someone transition to a sub ohm setup? Like is the Lemo 2 so much easier than the Subtanks? This probably should have been posted in hardware but I'm only looking for a general consensus on who likes what for the easiest rba to use and learn from. Thanks all.

I got a nice little spot I'm in right now. Ask me again in a week and it will likely be something different.

I always found RDA's to be a PITA. Pulling the cap wasn't something I enjoyed and the chuff tops were to much for me. Flavor is never any better then a well built RTA. The well built part is important and on the builder. So for flavor I'm a tank guy for life.

Then my son (relax he's 30) got me into cloudz bro.

Now tanks can throw some cloudz don't get me wrong. But noting like what he was blowing.

But the stupid cap.

Enter the Mad Hatter!!!!

Easy to build. Three post while I prefer four but not a huge deal. Flavor is good, behind but close to my Silverplay base under Kayfun tank daily driver.

But the cloudz bro!!! Its fun. And the flip top makes it easy. Still to much of a PITA for outside the house use but at home I use it none stop.

Works great on mechs. Its mostly on a Cherry Bomber. But a high watts VW is where it really shines. It has the airflow to really crank it up. I've had to to 100w but thats to much for me so 40w is about right.