Small-Chambered RDAs

[Rossum]

Replying from another thread, where this would have strayed way off-topic.

Ok, I looked at the Igo-S but it's only 18mm

No, it's more like 14.5.

which really wouldn't look that great on a 23mm mod

Did you marry a guy that looks like Brad Pitt or did you marry a guy that had the right touch?

How is the Igo-L?

At ~20mm, it's better than a 22-23mm device for the way you (and I) vape, but it's not a small-chambered dripper by any means. It's also a bugger to open up the airflow on.

I found a clone of the cyclone, do you know if it's any good?

No, I'm afraid I don't know. I do love my (real) Cyclones. But it looks like the Igo-S is getting impossible to find, so that may be your best bet.

What I want is an RDA that's 22-23mm on the outside, but small on the inside.

So like a Tardis in reverse?

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Are there any other small-chambered RDAs Andria should consider? She's on a tight budget. Divos and Cyclones are out.

Does anyone know what the RM2 is based on?

 

[MrPlink]

Try a Veritas

 

[k2zs]

Better yet, why not consider a 14500 mod. Then you could go with an Igo-S and have a single coil, small chambered rda, and still achieve a flush look if that's the issue.

 

[abrb701]

I disagree about the igo L. Its simple enough to drill out the airflow, its fairly soft steel compared to some other atomizers. Also, its a pretty small chamber, definitely below average. For 12 dollars, might as well give it a shot and see if you like it.

 

[B2L]

The RM2 is a Modified Triangle, they can be bought for about $12, I believe FT carries them.

The Reactor by Madz Modz is a nice reduced chamber and is in the $50 price range. The Atomic is a nice one with AFC and the clone can be had very reasonably.

 

[Rossum]

Better yet, why not consider a 14500 mod. Then you could go with an Igo-S and have a single coil, small chambered rda, and still achieve a flush look if that's the issue.

She's on a tight budget. I doubt she wants to buy a mod.

Anyone know where to actually find an Igo-S?

 

[B2L]

She's on a tight budget. I doubt she wants to buy a mod.

Anyone know where to actually find an Igo-S?

Igo-S Rebuildable Atomizer - Buckeye Vapors

It let me add it to my cart, looks like its in stock.

 

[Rossum]

Nice!

It's funny how the price on stuff like that starts to go up when they're out of production. Those used to be $12-$15, didn't they?

 

[mmsjs5]

Here's 2 more....

Youde IGO-S Mini Stainless Steel Rebuildable Atomizer: Vapor Bank - Evansville, Indiana E-Cigarette Store

IGO-S RBA - Kidney Puncher

 

[mmsjs5]

Nice!

It's funny how the price on stuff like that starts to go up when they're out of production. Those used to be $12-$15, didn't they?

I actually remember seeing them for under $10 somewhere.

 

[B2L]

Nice!

It's funny how the price on stuff like that starts to go up when they're out of production. Those used to be $12-$15, didn't they?

Supply and demand, gotta love it.

 

[gratefulbuddy]

The quasar is a great one. The cap and deck are ultra thick making the chamber very small inside. Out-of-this-world flavor and adjustable afc for different draw-types.

 

[AndriaD]

Replying from another thread, where this would have strayed way off-topic.

No, it's more like 14.5.

Did you marry a guy that looks like Brad Pitt or did you marry a guy that had the right touch?


At ~20mm, it's better than a 22-23mm device for the way you (and I) vape, but it's not a small-chambered dripper by any means. It's also a bugger to open up the airflow on.


So like a Tardis in reverse?

Ok -- in order --

14.5mm would actually be great on a vv3, so that may be just the right one.

Actually my husband looks like a cross between Willie Nelson and Charles Manson -- really! I call him Willie Manson.

I actually like a pretty tight airflow, so that aspect doesn't disqualify the igo-L, but if it's not small inside, it may not be what I'm looking for.

A Tardis... that's some gizmo from Dr. Who, right? Looks like a blue telephone booth? I don't really know that much about it, except it's a time travelling machine or something? Never seen an episode of Dr Who, but Craig Ferguson has a small "tardis" model on his desk, which is all I really know about it.

So, it does sound like the Igo-S would be just right, for my purposes -- tasting new stuff. As I said, I'd never be taking it out anywhere with me, so I guess not really necessary for it to look right on my Sigelei (23mm). If I'm going out somewhere, I definitely want a tank -- not fiddling around with dripping! -- and if I'm going for a long time, then I take my mod that can take 18650s or 2 stacked 18350s. But for tasting new stuff, I usually do use one of my vv3s, since I have 3 of them, there's usually at least one sitting there not doing anything useful.

Thx!
Andria

 

[abrb701]

This will give you a general idea of how big the Igo L is in relation to a quarter, might help you decide if it suits your needs. The Igo S is certainly smaller, but I don't own that one.
It is the cap on the left in the 2nd pic. Its very easy to build on, takes me a minute or 2 with micro coils.

 

[WattWick]

Nice!

It's funny how the price on stuff like that starts to go up when they're out of production. Those used to be $12-$15, didn't they?

Think I paid around $30 for 4 of them. If it didn't cost more than that to ship them out of the country I'd gladly give them away.

Two names popped up when I read this thread. Probably not the best options, but I'll leave you guys to be the judges of that. Hornet and Vision Eternity. Blasts from the past

 

[AndriaD]

The quasar is a great one. The cap and deck are ultra thick making the chamber very small inside. Out-of-this-world flavor and adjustable afc for different draw-types.

Hmm ok -- the authentic one is WAYYYYYYYYY out of my pringe range, but the clone might be doable. But, I see it has 3 posts -- does it do ok with a single coil? And the adjustable air flow -- is it possible to nearly close it off, so there is some resistance in the draw? My caterpillar can be built with a single coil, but even with only 1/2 of one hole open, it's still wayyyyy too loose and airy of a draw, no resistance at all, so it's hard to taste anything.

The main thing that makes the igo-S seem like the right one is that it only has 2 posts, and apparently very small airhole, so i would guess it has a tight draw? That's what I'm really looking for. It's for tasting, and it's impossible to taste anything when it's all air and then just about knocks me over and gives me an asthma attack.

Thx
Andria

 

[AndriaD]

Think I paid around $30 for 4 of them. If it didn't cost more than that to ship them out of the country I'd gladly give them away.

Two names popped up when I read this thread. Probably not the best options, but I'll leave you guys to be the judges of that. Hornet and Vision Eternity. Blasts from the past

Nah, both top coil -- BLEAH!!!

Andria

 

[AndriaD]

Ok, I found the Igo-S for $10.99.. so I ordered it. Can't believe how high Kidney Puncher is on that, $16.99 or some crap like that, where most places are charging $12.99.... the $10.99 price is at pbdragon.com, I think they have 1 left.

Andria

 

[AndriaD]

Rossum -- I got my Igo-S today, and it's just right! I tried out my regular Virginia in it since I'm so familiar with that taste, and it's perfect; good flavor, nice tight-ish draw, nice warmth -- it's a winner! Thank you so much for telling me about this lil dripper; it's just what I needed!


Andria