My first was a $7 goon clone. Figured wouldn't be a waste if didn't like it.
Haven't looked back.
Haven't looked back.
If you were my neighbor you'd have a nice 2nd income from next door.I just like the activity of building rba's. Especially RTA's can offer some unique challenges in wicking. I've gotten to the point where I can get a pretty nice vape out of anything from .2 to 1.8 ohms. I can get a very satisfying vape from a single battery mod and get some battery life. I can get a wonderful vape of a mech mod without blowing my face off. I can get a locomotive breath out of a monster build that takes multiple batteries to support. I just find the whole thing a lot of fun. Sometimes I'll go back to an old atty and be surprised at how much I've learned when I open it up. "no wonder it tasted like poop".
I would simply love to have more folks as neighbors that vaped. Love just chattin about it.If you were my neighbor you'd have a nice 2nd income from next door.
Same here.I would simply love to have more folks as neighbors that vaped. Love just chattin about it.
There are a lot of great RTA/MTL and maybe one two RDA clones, but I only mentioned the RDA, because if you want to get what the original manufacturer has foreseen, then the RDA is taken for a good taste. Also, do not be surprised if the bolt is in the best case, in the worst case, the fixations themselves will break down and then the spirals will not mount.Well do not buy clones that you haven't researched thoroughly, as some are fantastic and even preferred to the originals, like the Hussar Coppervape clone, for example. Usually, the original is going to be better in some ways, but not all, and sometimes those "some ways" aren't worth the HUGE price differential (IMHO, as always....)
Anna