Single or Dual Coil RDA

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MMAZ85

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Hi, I am new here. I am looking to get an rda but not sure if I should start with a single or dual coil rda.
Right now I use sub-ohm tanks and typically vape around 40-50 watts. I don't like a very warm vape because it tends to hurt my throat. I am not sure if that means I should start with a single coil or if I can run a dual coil at 50 watts.

Any advice is much appreciated.
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Daniel Forsyth

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    I'd definitely say go with a single coil RDA to start with also:)
    One Fantastic RDA that I highly recommend is the Asmodus .Blank, it will give you a great vape at 40-50 watts. Easy to build and wick and nice airflow to suit;)

    More advice will come for you no doubt:D
     

    mimöschen

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    Whether a single coiler produces more flavor is highly debateable. Me for instance I can't second that statement.

    Single coil RDAs are a tiny bit easier to build, and there are a few single coil RDAs that I enjoy very much, although I'm more of a dual coil guy.

    That said, wattage doesn't mean anything when you vape on a rebuildable atomizer. Depending on the coil(s) you install, heat and vapor production can vary widely, because a massive exotic dual coil might not even produce any vapor at 50W, while a tiny single coil might even burn your cotton and/or lungs at the same wattage.

    In the end it's all about your specific sweet spot, and that can be achieved with both dual and single coil RDAs.
     

    MMAZ85

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    I'd definitely say go with a single coil RDA to start with also:)
    One Fantastic RDA that I highly recommend is the Asmodus .Blank, it will give you a great vape at 40-50 watts. Easy to build and wick and nice airflow to suit;)

    More advice will come for you no doubt:D

    Thanks! I will check out the blank.
     

    MMAZ85

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    Whether a single coiler produces more flavor is highly debateable. Me for instance I can't second that statement.

    Single coil RDAs are a tiny bit easier to build, and there are a few single coil RDAs that I enjoy very much, although I'm more of a dual coil guy.

    That said, wattage doesn't mean anything when you vape on a rebuildable atomizer. Depending on the coil(s) you install, heat and vapor production can vary widely, because a massive exotic dual coil might not even produce any vapor at 50W, while a tiny single coil might even burn your cotton and/or lungs at the same wattage.

    In the end it's all about your specific sweet spot, and that can be achieved with both dual and single coil RDAs.
    Ok thanks! Good to know. So I will have to try different build either way and see what I prefer right?
     

    QcVaper

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    Best rda i've used in these last 3 years were :
    dual coil = Og Drop Rda
    single = Drop Solo
    Other = Profile rda (seriously best rda i've ever used since it's release)

    i used the profile ever since it came out and have had no regrets. in 10 mins i do a whole fresh build which to me is twice as fast as any other method.
     

    vaper1960

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    I agree that it all depends on the build... what coil(s) you use. Start simple (single or dual) with something like claptons. Fancy coils look cool but have high mass and take longer to heat up/cool down. Consider airflow too. Do you like slightly restricted draw or wide open airflow? There different materials for coils too. Kanthal (A1), Nichrome (Ni80) and Stainless steel are good for simple power mode (wattage) Others are for temp control (you can learn about that later on) Watch videos on builds and wicking. Always start lower power (watts) then work your way up the first time you use your RDA.
     
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