RTA with Great Airflow and Decent Sized Building Deck?
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Try the Kayfun V4. Air flow is very free for an RTA and it holds up to 3.8ml. The build deck has 4 screws that let you build on one side or the other, or you can build diagonally. It's meant to be a single coil atty, but lots of people build it dual coil and with twisted dual Kanthal.
Leaking has been a problem for some and not others. Those who replaced the lower o-rings with the next size up say that they have no more leaks. I haven't done that with mine yet, but I can tell that the stack o-rings are too small. You can barely feel the o-rings touch when you screw parts together. I like to be able to tell when the rubber hits steel and have a fraction more rotation to compress.
There's a noticeable difference in flavor and vapor, and much easier draw and air flow between the Kayfun V3 and the Kayfun V4.
Leaking has been a problem for some and not others. Those who replaced the lower o-rings with the next size up say that they have no more leaks. I haven't done that with mine yet, but I can tell that the stack o-rings are too small. You can barely feel the o-rings touch when you screw parts together. I like to be able to tell when the rubber hits steel and have a fraction more rotation to compress.
There's a noticeable difference in flavor and vapor, and much easier draw and air flow between the Kayfun V3 and the Kayfun V4.
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What do you consider a good amount of airflow?
If you really like a lot of air, the Cthulhu. Very nice deck to work with, top or bottom fill.
If you really like a lot of air, the Cthulhu. Very nice deck to work with, top or bottom fill.
I have a Lemo and a Goblin with a Goliath and Cthuhlu on the way. I love the Lemo with its simplicity of build (This was my learner) but it is definitely more restrictive on the airflow than my Goblin. The Goblin is incredible but also much more difficult to build on. I can' wait for my Goliath and Cthulhu to arrive next week... so far the Cthulhu promises to have everything that you're looking for with massive airflow (even more than the goblin supposedly) and a little bigger of a build deck. The Goliath is also supposed to have nearly the same airflow as the Goblin which if true will be amazing since the build deck looks a bit bigger and simpler to build on. You might want to check out Youde's new subohm tank as well - The Zephyrus (sp?) - it looks VERY promising with the option of using replaceable coils or using the RBA deck
Leaking is not an issue at all in any authentic K4. Some clones have oring issues which result in leakage. These are invariably fixable, tho it can be a PITA if you happen to get a leaking clone.
All this post says is that the poster happened to get a K4 clone with oring issues.
All this post says is that your authentic Kayfun hasn't leaked. I highly doubt that is universally true.
On the topic, I don't believe the Kayfun V4 has what most would consider "really good airflow" by current standards. It is an excellent flavor producing tank better suited for MTL.
I have a few kayfuns V4, none authentic and leaking is not a problem for me. The Kayfun lites dont leak as long as you dont lay them down. But what I would recomend for what your looking for is the kanger subtank mini. It can run the stock coils or the RBA deck that comes ith it. Airflow is awesome on it. Before I got my Kanger The Kayfun V4's and Lemo II's was my favoirites. Now I prefer the kanger. To me superior airflow and flavor delivery.
I've got the Cthulhu and believe it has what you are looking for. I did not love the Lemo, Lemo drop or Lemo 2 compared to the Cthulhu. I don't have a billow or goblin yet.
+1 for subtank mini , great airflow, 4.5ml, stock coils or RBA & I've had 0 leaks with mine. Used daily for 3-4 months now.
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