RDA Repairable atomizer

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maxcuz

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Hi, everybody. I am kind of new to all this modes stuff, but what I understood by now that Repairable Atomizer is the way to go. In a long run it is cheaper and you can play with it (change resistance, wick e.t.c.). The only problem I see is getting one. All the sites I go to it is out of stock :( . Can somebody please let me know how to get one. Thanks
 

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Well, there is the Bulli-Smoker A-2 (series). Pay attention to Cetin's website (google Bulli-smoker) and you can eventually get one. Once you have enough posts, you could monitor the classifieds, and probably pic one up also.

If you are interested in the genisis type of atomizer, which is another type of rebuildable, then we have the Zenesis here, do a search on the forum. Or there is the Genisis-Line and even some others... plus you could make your own... Look in the atomizer mod threads. You need to search is all.

ETA: Forgot the iAtty and Odysseus... Monitor the GG sub forum and classifieds and the Clouds of Vapor website and sub forum.

And finally there is the option of the Ato-miser (which I can't recommend). It is an option though.
 

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That's indeed a difficult one... I own two Bulli-Smoker A2 repairable atomizers which are superb. They are however only available as a part of a "Full package" (18650 mod + A2 incl. batteries and charger) at the time which is not exactly cheap: ~ Extreme 510-T Sorglos-Set ~, 125,99 €. If you should go for one of these, make sure you get the stainless steel atomizer ("Edelstahl"); the mod itself should be pretty heavy in SS, so maybe aluminum is a good option there. The manufacturer has just sold several hundred pieces of this atomizer a few days ago - they are unbelievably popular in Germany, the server actually went down when they were in stock because of so many people trying to get one of these... But there will certainly be some more of them in stock in the future.

Another one I know of is the Genesis, there seem to be some golden ones left over (everything else is sold out): PRESALE - GENISIS LV vergoldet - InTaste (only in German). The regular version is also still in presale: http://www.intaste.de/Genisis-LV/PRESALE-VORVERKAUF-GENISIS-LV::592.html.

P.S.: To slow :2cool:...
 
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Hmm I don't have a Zenesis - YET. Am on the list for it. Hopefully soon. However, I have a BS A-2, A-2TM, The Line, some home made genny atties, and a few other genisis experiences. I can't say which is "better" per say... plus that is so user subjective. It depends on what you vape and the coil/wick setup you are able to make.

I would say, the genisis style atomizers, when done right are very awesome in the flavor department. Plus very simple to rebuild a coil, but a little fiddly to oxidize the wicks... I have had great experiences with them, and also not done it right, and had really bad experiences. Zen~ is eliminating some of the guess work, but I would say a new vaper could do it just fine as there are some great how to vids up. Some people hate genisis... Usually because they can't get it right.

The bulli style is pretty easy and straight fwd. But it is a little painful wrapping coils and dealing with screwdrivers. The wick has a tendency to mute the flavor also... but I have had great experiences with flavor on the A-2TM... and not as good with the A-2. I use my A-2 as a dripper, and use a SS genisis style wick in it. It is AWESOME... I use the A-2TM as designed for work vaping. Once you get the right Ω coil for your batt setup, it works pretty darn good also.

I use a Line and a A-2TM daily as my take to work atomizer setups. At home I am typically using the Line or a UFS/GGTS setup.

ETA: If you get a Bulli-Smoker A-2 style, I highly recommend getting the stainless steel one by far.
 

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yeah, i've been researching these and repairable atomisers are not only outrageously expensive but apparently in high demand. they are elusive indeed...i saw that the bulli A1 is in stock (but i think you need their proprietary mod) as well as the ato-miser from nhaler. i was reading that some folks were having trouble with the 510 thread on it but i have really been enjoying it on my lavatube. i was able to make a high resistance 3.5 ohm atomiser that i have been vaping on 4.0-6.0V! really great flavor and vapor production!
 

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I am new too in vapping.I can give you some links for A2 type atomisers.
But I would like to ask one thing the knowledgeable crowd here.Which one you suggest is giving at least warm vapour?
A2 is fun if you have time (even for me that I am totally non DIY person) but I didn't like the taste much.Is there a repairable atomizer with at least warm vapour like in cartos?

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I have the SS Line and Linev2. It was frustrating at first. Kept getting hotspots in my coil.

But, after watching a few videos from igetcha69 (Scott) and rawveg (Tim) on youtube, it is going much better. I think I would prefer a stubby, fat tank style genesis better (SS=2.6ml and v2=2ml). Something that holds over 3ml. You control the resistance by your coil setup, but using it on a VV device is nice to "tune" in on the flavor.

Scott: igetcha69 - YouTube
Tim: rawveg - YouTube

There are a few others with TONS of info about vaping in general too

Nick: GrimmGreen - YouTube
Phil: pbusardo - YouTube

LOTS of info out there.
 

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I love serviced atomizers. :)
I shook my spiral in medical needle or a regular clip. It looks like this

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On the Bulli-Smoker site, for each atomizer that's out of stock, you can click a button to be notified via email when it comes back in stock. That will save the hassle of having to repeatedly check the website.

If anyone is interested in a Bulli A2-T or A2-TM but doesn't have any experience with that style of tank system, I would recommend getting a Joye eGo-T or eGo-C (type A uses the same tank as the A2-T and type B uses the same tank as the A2-TM) cone and atomizer for $10-$20, throwing it on an eGo battery or whatever device you use with an eGo adapter, and getting used to it before dropping the money on the Bulli. I have an A2-TM and I absolutely love it, but then I also really like the eGo-C. The Bulli is superior, but my guess is that if you don't like the eGo tank system, you won't like the Bulli.
 

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If you want to get your feet wet in rebuildables you might try the wick suggestions in this thread http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/modding-forum/284030-wick-materials-safe-vs-dangerous.html
along with a vivi nova rebuildable. It couldn't be easier, it seems, or much less expensive. I have parts arriving soon and will be making my first rebuildables, I like how it's 510 threaded and may drop into my Vapage XL. Or may require a little mod first. Either way, it's a low cost option.
 
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