I got my first bottom airflow rda and I am enjoying it a lot. It seems more prone to leaking if dripped or wicked wrong. As far as flavor too and convience and the fact that a bottom airflow can be messy, I'd like to hear people's opinions about this.
Standard Airflow Vs. Bottom Kennedy Style Airflow RDA & RTA
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I love BFAF!!!! Both my Kennedy and my Avocado have it and I've had very few problems with leaking(none on the avocado whatsoever and only slight issues every now and then on the Kennedy). I find them way better for flavor.
I can't stand bottom air flow. I used to like it but since I've tried the other air flow options with higher wattage that I vape and now I won't own a bottom air flow rda. It always seems restricted to me even if the air flow control is all the way open. I know I seem like the odd one out so far. Lol
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Kennedy, LOL.
I love them. If you drip a little less then they`ll hold, they are very leak free, this is one reason I love them. They are extremely cleanly if you mind what you are doing. I usually go 20 drips with my 22`s and 24`s, and 25 drips with the 25`s.
BOL.
I love them. If you drip a little less then they`ll hold, they are very leak free, this is one reason I love them. They are extremely cleanly if you mind what you are doing. I usually go 20 drips with my 22`s and 24`s, and 25 drips with the 25`s.
BOL.
They shouldn't be messy at all. Move your wicks away from the airflow channels if you haven't done already.
I agree. I like to have more airflow options. But that is just my experience with the Tsunami 24. I don't like that I need to be more careful when I drip into the center. I would buy another bottom airflow if I know that it can have a whole lot more airflow than my Tsunami. Do the Kennedys have a lot of airflow, more than the Tsunami? I saw a Kennedy 2 post that looks enticing.
There's a Kennedy Trickster 25mm clone at FT with additional AF from the top which is really fine: $8.95 Kennedy Trickster 25 Styled RDA Rebuildable Dripping Atomizer - stainless steel / 25mm diameter at FastTech - Worldwide Free Shipping
Is also capable for single coil builds.
Is also capable for single coil builds.
That is a must buy for me. What's interesting is that it doesn't seem like the Kennedy Trickster 25 has top airflow but this clone does. Wow.
I find bottom air to be less messy than side air and much easier to get a good vape than top air.
After using my Tsunami 24 for just a bit now, I have finally come to see that you're right. Besides I have come to enjoy the flavor more with bottom airflow. I'm gonna order that Kennedy Trickster clone from FastTech today.
I got mine from FT. There are numerous different versions of it on the site. I got the 2 post with an interchangeable chamber, one is standard metal with BFAF the other is a glass chamber which cuts off the BFAF and makes it side AF.
Do you find that the screws clamp the coil down well? I had a different RDA, the Hatty, a cheap one too and the coils are loose even when the screws are tighten fully.
They clamp down very well for me. Honestly Ive had more problems with posts cutting the wire on me than I have with them not holding the coils tightly. Neither have been an issue with my Kennedy Trickster.
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