RDAs Vs. Non Rebuildable Tanks

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mongo74

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I'd mostly agree, but there are times that a tank with a decent factory coil is useful, such as while traveling and you just want to throw 1 or 2 blister pack coils in the bottom of your carry on than a rewicking setup. Yes, a kit can be small, and only take a few minutes, but if I'm traveling, the one thing I don't want to do when I get back to my hotel room is rewick a tank.

There are definitely situations where a standard clearomizer would be ideal. I have a handful laying around with a pile of coils for each of them just in case the need arises. I don't mind rewicking while traveling...it can be an inconvenience, but I got so used to it and rewick so quickly that I guess it's almost second nature now lol. I may get scoffed at, but pfft!
 

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Don't forget about Rdtas... if you want the dripping flavor from an rda without having to constantly drip. I have a few RDAs but they barely leave the house. My favorite set ups are RTAs better flavor that pre built coils and much easier to travel with than RDAs. I never have any leaking issues with them, and I usually buy a RTAs with juice flow control. You can shut down the tank and throw it in your pocket and not worry about it. No leaking when filling either.
As far as pre built coils I have limited it down to the Von Earl and icare for stealth, and my Nautilus mini for convenience and reliability.
I will never use RDTA attys.

90% pour ejuice when laid on the side.
 

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Welcome to the club! If you think the flavor is unbelievable now, just wait till you've mastered building/wicking. :) When it comes to flavor, RDAs reign supreme, that's why they remain so popular. The icing on the cake is; you can rebuild/re-wick a RDA all year long using the best materials available for pennies, it's as close to cost free as it gets. How often in life does the "best" that's available cost the least to own/operate? ;)

For added convenience I like RDAs with deep juice wells (like the original "Magma") and some of the newer RDTAs like the Cthulhu "Gaia" for when out and about. Others prefer bottom fed drippers they can simply "squonk" to juice up.
Not my experience.

Tge Goblin Mini or Silverplay Nano blows the doors off most of the RDAs out there for flavor. I found exactly 1 RDA with better flavor than the best RTAs.

Drum roll Darang RDA.
 

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There are definitely situations where a standard clearomizer would be ideal. I have a handful laying around with a pile of coils for each of them just in case the need arises. I don't mind rewicking while traveling...it can be an inconvenience, but I got so used to it and rewick so quickly that I guess it's almost second nature now lol. I may get scoffed at, but pfft!
Not from me.

It only takes me 2 minutes to remove the old wick Dry burn tge gunk off the coil and install another wick.
 
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