!! Rba rda chain vaping

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Ryedan

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I am a chain vapor i like to have 5-10 min sometimes upwards of 30mins sessions maybe twice a day will i be able to do that with a rba ?

You can chain vape anything that will wick fast enough to keep up and not get too hot. IMO any rebuildable can be made to wick fast enough, so that leaves heat.

I use a Kayfun at around 0.9 ohms, a AGA-T at 0.7, a Aqua dual coil Kayfun at 0.5, a Reo RM2 and Chalice bottom fed attys at around 0.5 ohms and a Trident dual coil dripper at around 0.5 ohms. None of these can be chain vaped for 20 minutes without me having to stop to let them cool down.

As you can see I'm vaping between 20-25 watts. I think even if I cut that back a ways I couldn't make any of these attys last that long without getting too hot. Maybe 5 - 10 minutes, but that depends on how many drags you're taking per minute and the watts.

I suggest you get a couple or three setups and alternate between them in a vape session. IMO the bigger attys like the Trident rda with fairly big air holes for the power would do best for this application.

As a side note, I used to use carto tanks a lot for a while before I got into rebuildables. Not as good performance as rebuildables, but IMO the next best thing. They don't heat up as fast as rebuildables but I don't know if one of these would get you 30 minutes either.
 

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I chain vape with both. RDA is nice cause I can mix different juices together when I feel like it. The KF filled up last a good while with my 1.4 ohm coil at 9-11 watts. Both styles give a different experience so I switch between the two when I vape.
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Awsome thanks guys :) i was going to use a vtc5 im hoping it would last me at least 1-2 hours of vaping


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You can chain vape anything that will wick fast enough to keep up and not get too hot. IMO any rebuildable can be made to wick fast enough, so that leaves heat.

I use a Kayfun at around 0.9 ohms, a AGA-T at 0.7, a Aqua dual coil Kayfun at 0.5, a Reo RM2 and Chalice bottom fed attys at around 0.5 ohms and a Trident dual coil dripper at around 0.5 ohms. None of these can be chain vaped for 20 minutes without me having to stop to let them cool down.

As you can see I'm vaping between 20-25 watts. I think even if I cut that back a ways I couldn't make any of these attys last that long without getting too hot. Maybe 5 - 10 minutes, but that depends on how many drags you're taking per minute and the watts.

I suggest you get a couple or three setups and alternate between them in a vape session. IMO the bigger attys like the Trident rda with fairly big air holes for the power would do best for this application.

As a side note, I used to use carto tanks a lot for a while before I got into rebuildables. Not as good performance as rebuildables, but IMO the next best thing. They don't heat up as fast as rebuildables but I don't know if one of these would get you 30 minutes either.

Awsome thanks for the advice trust me i wish i could have two -three setups sadly i cannot afford that at the moment i was looking at the #cloudchasing setup by bevapehappy.com its a good kit for the price you save 30-40 bucks ! I guess i will have to rotate my mvp and nautilis in :) thanks again


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Awsome thanks guys :) i was going to use a vtc5 im hoping it would last me at least 1-2 hours of vaping


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depends on build. I vaped pretty heavy friday night for 3 hrs with the vtc4 batteries and a .49 dripper and when I checked it last night its at 3.8, not to bad IMO. at .6 I vaped for 4 hrs and was still at 3.9 when done.
 

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depends on build. I vaped pretty heavy friday night for 3 hrs with the vtc4 batteries and a .49 dripper and when I checked it last night its at 3.8, not to bad IMO. at .6 I vaped for 4 hrs and was still at 3.9 when done.

Woow that is seriously impresive , the only worry i have is how to know when the batteries almost dead and when to stop


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Woow that is seriously impresive , the only worry i have is how to know when the batteries almost dead and when to stop

Oh you will be able to tell, trust me, the quality of the vape will drop off enough that you'll know, but it's nice to have one of these little gizmos to check.

 

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What is the clear pipe like thing ? Is that a mini multimeter? If sooo sign me up i need one of those :)

It's a voltage checker that you screw into the 510 connection on your mech and then press the button and it shows you how many volts are left in your battery. The little black box is what you screw your atty onto to check the ohms of your build.
 
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