Hey team ECF,
I'm hoping someone can help me out - I'm looking for rta suggestions!
Over the past month or so I've been hacking through my ridiculous collection of atomizers to try and weed out the ones I no longer use, and figure out which ones I want to put in regular rotation. To give you an idea, here's an in progress shot I took...
...Until I ran out of room on my footstool. Add about a dozen more and you've got a picture of how ridiculous things had gotten.
The good news is I've narrowed my RDAs down to 5, and am very happy that those 5 will each fill a specific niche adequately.
The problem I'm now up against is tanks. I've only recently gotten back into tanks, as it seems the performance has finally caught up with RDAs. I picked up three new tanks in particular - the Lemo, Orchid v4 and Fogger v5, which have changed the way I look at tanks. My Kayfuns & Taifuns have, finally, essentially gone into the trash, as have all my off the shelf units from Aspire and Kanger.
The thing is, despite a ton of reading here on ECF and beyond, I'm not sure if these are actually any good compared to whats out there. Of the 3, the Lemo blows me away - with just a single 0.8Ω coil, it tastes fantastic and chucks vapour at the same time. Problem is, it's 23mm - and looks somewhat silly on anything but my Evic Supreme.
The Orchid is fantastic to build, but airflow isn't as good as the Lemo, and refilling it's a pain. The Fogger has the tightest draw of the three, but refilling it's a breeze, though I hate the look of the AFC and threads.
Is there something else to consider? I've read positive things about the Squape Reloaded and the Erlkonigin, but they look to have their own idiosyncrasies. The Billow looks promising, as it's essentially an Orchid copy with a higher build deck, glass tank and threaded chimney, but the airflow looks to be roughly the same.
I'd really like to get a great tank, but don't want to get into the same situation as before where I've bought 20 tanks just to find 1 or 2 that work for me.
Any help is appreciated!
I'm hoping someone can help me out - I'm looking for rta suggestions!
Over the past month or so I've been hacking through my ridiculous collection of atomizers to try and weed out the ones I no longer use, and figure out which ones I want to put in regular rotation. To give you an idea, here's an in progress shot I took...
...Until I ran out of room on my footstool. Add about a dozen more and you've got a picture of how ridiculous things had gotten.
The good news is I've narrowed my RDAs down to 5, and am very happy that those 5 will each fill a specific niche adequately.
The problem I'm now up against is tanks. I've only recently gotten back into tanks, as it seems the performance has finally caught up with RDAs. I picked up three new tanks in particular - the Lemo, Orchid v4 and Fogger v5, which have changed the way I look at tanks. My Kayfuns & Taifuns have, finally, essentially gone into the trash, as have all my off the shelf units from Aspire and Kanger.
The thing is, despite a ton of reading here on ECF and beyond, I'm not sure if these are actually any good compared to whats out there. Of the 3, the Lemo blows me away - with just a single 0.8Ω coil, it tastes fantastic and chucks vapour at the same time. Problem is, it's 23mm - and looks somewhat silly on anything but my Evic Supreme.
The Orchid is fantastic to build, but airflow isn't as good as the Lemo, and refilling it's a pain. The Fogger has the tightest draw of the three, but refilling it's a breeze, though I hate the look of the AFC and threads.
Is there something else to consider? I've read positive things about the Squape Reloaded and the Erlkonigin, but they look to have their own idiosyncrasies. The Billow looks promising, as it's essentially an Orchid copy with a higher build deck, glass tank and threaded chimney, but the airflow looks to be roughly the same.
I'd really like to get a great tank, but don't want to get into the same situation as before where I've bought 20 tanks just to find 1 or 2 that work for me.
Any help is appreciated!