I'm new to the tsunami or tsunami24. I just won a contest at Heaven's Gift's, so any advice builds or pics would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
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Tsunami 24 thoughts and builds
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vaping!!!Jables" data-source="post: 17989717" class="bbCodeBlock bbCodeBlock--expandable bbCodeBlock--quote js-expandWatch">Hey jables , I've been running the tsunami 24 as bf atty and i love it. No leaks, to easy to build on . Great flavour (not the best though). Massive clouds if thats your thing.vaping!!!Jables said:
Currently running dual notch coils with kendo cotton at .23 ohms. However the notch coils were just because i wanted to try them. Typically i run dual ti coils at about .5 ohms which i really enjoy
Enjoying it so far. Running dual claptons at 0.56 ohms. i love the air flow and well is big enough to fit the wicks
Currently rocking this dual fused Clapton setup (my first one!) in the tsunami 24 on the reuleaux at 58 watts, 36 over 26 Nichrome 80, 7 wrap, came out to .22 ohm.
I hear great things about that RBA.
I own three RBA's I'm not a big fan of them. My favorite is the velocity. It's what I was looking for back when I started vaping. I always said to myself, why don't they make a deck that's even on both sides and, they finally made one.
I hate having to drip all the time. I'm a dual coil RTA guy. My lungs are so messed from 13 years of smoking I can't even handle large amounts of vapor like some of you guys.
I own three RBA's I'm not a big fan of them. My favorite is the velocity. It's what I was looking for back when I started vaping. I always said to myself, why don't they make a deck that's even on both sides and, they finally made one.
I hate having to drip all the time. I'm a dual coil RTA guy. My lungs are so messed from 13 years of smoking I can't even handle large amounts of vapor like some of you guys.
I have/had a clone, it was great with everything I threw at it.
Sadly one of the grub screw became too tight to get out and I ended up stripping the thing beyond repair.
I'm seriously considering an authentic in the near future.
For now I have a Sapor on the way, but I sure did like that RDA.
Sadly one of the grub screw became too tight to get out and I ended up stripping the thing beyond repair.
I'm seriously considering an authentic in the near future.
For now I have a Sapor on the way, but I sure did like that RDA.
I've only put a few builds on it so far, but absolutely zero issues with the build deck, screws/space etc.
You should try squonking ,the tsunami24 comes with a spare pin that's hollow for squonking. That would solve having to drip all the time. As for having big lungs,you don't have to build for huge clouds and on the tsunami you can adjust the airflow down to closed,if you want too. Right now I'm running a 1.06 26guage 14 wrap dual on 3.5 and it's great.
San Antonio,Texas
Sometimes you can cram a little flat top screwdriver in and back out the grubs crew. But authentic are getting cheaper like the sapor or the tsunami. BTW the sapor is a flavor beast ,your going to love it!
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