RTA vs RDA - First time building

[Spizzel]

Im going to start my foray into rebuilding for the first time soon. I have been researching RTA's and rda's and I think I have a good idea on what to get for either or, yet I was curious if one may be better suited for someone newer to rebuilding?

It seems that if dripping isnt a huge deal, it may be smarter to go with a rda due to easy access to wicking and coil while I learn. Is this sound logic or is it really not a big issue? The convenience of an RTA would be nice but I'm sitting at my desk usually when I vape so dripping isnt a hassle for me.

I know people say the kayfun or lemo are great starter RTA's but what about a starter RDA? Any out there that are notably easy to work on?

 

[Jjshbetz11]

Imo, the kayfun deck is a pain to build on because they r so small. For beginner I would go with a rda

 

[Spizzel]

Imo, the kayfun deck is a pain to build on because they r so small. For beginner I would go with a rda

Any recommendations for an RDA then?

 

[Mccannch]

If you are looking to build your first coil to see what it's like I always suggest an Igo-L RDA. They are under $20 online, easy to build on and perform rather well for something that cheap. Once you get that device down you can tackle the adventure that is flavor RDA and RTA. They all wick a but differently so you will want to make sure you understand all the basics first. If tinkering isn't your thing you will get frustrated on most of the other stuff on the market and give up. Having a good base means you have something to fall back on.


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[roxynoodle]

Just get a magma. It has fantastic flavor so you won't outgrow it. And its excellent with a single coil, which is where you should start anyway. And easy to build.

 

[Spizzel]

Just get a magma. It has fantastic flavor so you won't outgrow it. And its excellent with a single coil, which is where you should start anyway. And easy to build.

This is what I'm gonna get. I'm big on flavor and everyone says the magma is number 1 on flavor so magma it is!

 

[roxynoodle]

I'm not even a dripper person, but I love my magma

 

[nasca]

a tank might be slightly more difficult to build than a dripper, sure, but dont sell yourself short. you'll figure out the nuances of wicking after some trial and error.

get what you want. you'll be cool.