Careful, I used to to RBAs, and I was damn good at it too. Then I tried these standard atties and I haven't touched one of my RBAs in mad long.
I've been on both sides of that fence at different times, and I continue to straddle it. Some days I think my RBAs are quite good. Other days, not so much. It's not that my RBAs don't perform well---they do---but, no matter how I build the coils/wicks, RBAs provide a fundamentally different
kind of vape than a standard atomizer. I don't really want to use the word "airier," so perhaps
expanded will suffice. That's compared to standard atties (pretty much across the board, from Joyetech 510SRs, bridged or de-bridged, through all the various "boutique" atties, which for me have meant mainly IKV i06s and HH357s), whose vape experience I might then characterize as
concentrated.
But then, I continue to like numerous clearos also, especially iClear16s and Kanger T3s, so maybe I'm not
that selective or hard to please.
Which Juice Delivery System I'm most drawn to seems to depend on what minute of what hour of what day I think about it.
Same applies to battery power. VV/VW is a given, but which ones? ProVari, VAMO, BuzzPro, iTaste SVD, Kicked mechanicals/bolts, eGo Twists/Spinners/iTastes? Or my 13 bottom-feeders---REOs, Vmods, Phids, etc.? I like them all, and my favorites morph and shift, rearranging themselves over time.
Happily, it's all good, unlike my first year of vaping (2010-2011) where the hardware was much more hit-or-miss. Now it's like, "Of all the different music I love, which particular music do I want to listen to today?"