RDA vs. RBA?

[ktaing]

Hi all,

Just wanted some opinions and insights. I've always had an rda when I'm not on my kayfun. For some reason, I've just been reluctant or hesitant of trying out an rba.

Worth the venture into RBA territory??? I've been content with the flavor and vapor production of my RDAs and Kayfuns so far but I've always debated on whether I should try an RBA out.

Thanks!

 

[suspectK]

AGI... if you don't like the genesis style, you'll have another dripper.

 

[ktaing]

Hmm... A part of why I never bothered with RBAs was because of the convenience factor. My vape isn't always upright as I'm always on the move.

 

[suspectK]

Well, that is why I am using a kayfun lite right now...

But the AGI has a removable tank/base..so it won't collect dust. You can experiment with vertical coils easier with it too.. since there is a common contact ib the base for tank function. Easier to avoid hot legs that way.

 

[Jazzi Mike]

It depends... Obviously, dripping is one of the more efficient methods to vape. As much as it is a total pain in the ...., a properly set up genesis with an SS mesh wick, may surprise you at the difference in flavor.

The newer RBAs such as the Kayfun and Ithaca come close to the great vape that comes from a genesis, but they cannot completely get it.

 

[Jazzi Mike]

Hmm... A part of why I never bothered with RBAs was because of the convenience factor. My vape isn't always upright as I'm always on the move.

Genesis atomizers are the only RBAs that leak when they are left on their side