sigelei 150w setup. HELP!

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PurpleVapeBlake

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Ok so I'm about to get a sigelei 150w and I'm trying to figure out if I should get a RDA or RBA. I really like the RBA's because most of them have tanks and that seems really convenient, but I also hear alot of problems about leaking. RDA's are cool too I just don't think I would like having to add juice all the time. I just want something that will chuck out some nice clouds and taste good and fairly easy to build coils. I'm currently vaping a MVP 20W with a aspire nautilus but I'm looking for a huge upgrade. Please help, any advice/comments/info would be great P.S. Also nothing with a price tag over 50$ preferably..
 

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I'd suggest spending only $14 and get an X-Pure from MyFreedomSmokes.com. They have it in the Clearance area right now. I first got one from Fastech and paid much more for it. I also bought about 4 other drippers and 5 other tanks and it turned out to be my favorite RDA. I bought a second one last week since I saw it on clearance. It doesn't leak even if you overload it with juice because the air holes are up high and it has 3 nice posts ect. and all the things I like in options. You can't loose at that price and you'll have money left over for another if you like. For non-rebuidables, I prefer Kanger tanks because they don't leak, work well and are high quality with good air-hole adjustment. I'm not much of a dripper myself, but I enjoy my X-Pure to taste different combinations or different juices or sometimes late in the evening. I also like my Fogger RBA, but it's fussy to build. Other more experienced folks would know more about other particular RBAs and RDAs. I can just tell you what I've learned as a 6 month-old newbie who has bought a bunch and given away what I didn't like. I don't like wide drip tips, anything that sounds like a teapot, mechanicals, anything copper, and I don't like the draw you get on the Atlantis or ELeaf Mello.
 

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It sounds like you are looking for an atty that everyone is looking for. Cheap, works, throws clouds, and tastes good.

I have all of the new RBAs, Goblin, Goliath, Herkales, Zephyrus. I would reccomend the Zephyrus only if you want to take the time to learn how to build it properly. Without any building experience at all though, I would say to go with an RDA first. Larger area to build, more forgiving if you need to make adjustments, etc. I would reccomend the Tug Boat or and of the Mutation X RDAs to start. Both are super easy to learn on.
 

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Well, you have the power to run a cloud chucker :)

Of the big air RTAs I've had, I like the Cthulhu the best. Very easy deck to work with. Glass tank. Top or bottom fill. Not an overly hot vape (the Silverplay and first Billow were much too hot for me).

I also love the Aqua v2 and SE, but feel they are more geared to flavor than cloud chucking.
 
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Get a Squape R.

BY FAR the easiest and most flexible RTA on the market. NOTHING is easier to build on. Huge range of airflow options. Swappable decks so you can build virtually any style you want from a high ohm microcoil to a subohm coil to a an RDA style build where the wick sits in a pool of juice, to dual coil with separate airflow and juice channels for each coil, to 100% VG juices, to temperature control builds. It can do it all, and the swappable decks makes it all very easy.

It blows BIG clouds and produces fantastic flavor.

Watch this. You'll see just how easy it is to build on and just how well it works. My favorite RTA by far.



Skip to 22:50 if you want to see how much vapor this thing can put out with a high 1.6ohm coil at a measly 14W.
 
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RandyF

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For under $50 you can get an RDA and an RTA (re-buildable tank atomizer).

The new Velocity RDA (Tobeco clone) can be had for $20. Brilliant design and super easy to build on. Pretty new to the market, so it is a bit hard to find right now. I got mine from Eciggity, but they are sold out right now. It will definitely compliment your new Sigelei 150w.

The Sub Tank Mini is my choice for an RTA. I own 2 with a third on the way. It isn't the best at sub-ohm (currently), but it is the most versatile and complete out of the box, and the RBA deck is probably one of the easiest to build on. The new black and white ones will be released very soon and with the re-design of both the OCC head and the RBA, it may do sub-ohm much better.
 
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