UD Zephyrus vs. Goblin
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I will put a link below fir a review that will help answer these ?'s... that is, if you havent gone elsewhere, since this post is kinda old.
But airflow seems to be "exact" same. The airflow control's largest setting on the Goblin is bigger than the airholes on it's deck... so, since the deck holes are smaller, thats the actual most airflow that can be created when inhaling. As long as the airflow control holes are AT LEAST that big, then thats the biggest it can be.
The Zephyrus however, has holes on the deck that MATCH the size of its largest AFC setting... AND the Zephyrus deck-hole / largest AFC-hole matches the area of Goblin's deck-holes... so same air flow.
Link to BK's Review:
But airflow seems to be "exact" same. The airflow control's largest setting on the Goblin is bigger than the airholes on it's deck... so, since the deck holes are smaller, thats the actual most airflow that can be created when inhaling. As long as the airflow control holes are AT LEAST that big, then thats the biggest it can be.
The Zephyrus however, has holes on the deck that MATCH the size of its largest AFC setting... AND the Zephyrus deck-hole / largest AFC-hole matches the area of Goblin's deck-holes... so same air flow.
Link to BK's Review:
Are you talking Goblin or Goblin Mini?
Zephyrus is superior to original Goblin hands down. You can access build with half full tank, A LOT more airflow (both outside, inside, and chimney diameter), top fill, bigger build deck.
Can't speak to Goblin Mini because I think that RTAs without deck access and with bottom screw fill only are OUTDATED and I'll never purchase another again.
Zephyrus is superior to original Goblin hands down. You can access build with half full tank, A LOT more airflow (both outside, inside, and chimney diameter), top fill, bigger build deck.
Can't speak to Goblin Mini because I think that RTAs without deck access and with bottom screw fill only are OUTDATED and I'll never purchase another again.
I agree that the Zephyrus has way better features, but I feel the goblin preforms much better. I just seem to get better flavor and equal clouds from the Goblin.
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I just got a zephyrus and must say I absolutely hate it. Maybe it's because I'm determined to vape an 80/20 VG/PG on a tank. The top fill is barely big enough to squeeze a glass dropper through (again, not standard per se) and the thread design is bollocks, as it forces you to: 1) mess with tightening/loosening ON the threading, which is great for cutting your fingers and 2) half thread the top and bottom of the rda deck, as the top portion of the chimney is NOT threaded. I'm pretty disappointed with it and don't even like the vape off the pre-build heads (even though they looks sweet).
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Can't speak for the prebuilt coils cause it came out soon as i bought the zephyrus.
Goblin: slightly better flavor, thicker metal construction.
Zephyrus: Alot more airflow when full open, top fill, more juice capacity, slightly bigger deck, option of prebuilt coils if your into that.
Not sure why Tripdubz has a issue with 80% VG juice all my juice is 90-75% VG, and no issues.
Both tanks I use the same wicking method/build(24g 8wraps 2mm id). Was a learning curve at 1st when I 1st bought the goblin but being able to nail the build every time it never leaks, goblin can leak if holding it upside down then overfilling/making to much pressure when filling.
Id say get the Zephyrus.
Goblin: slightly better flavor, thicker metal construction.
Zephyrus: Alot more airflow when full open, top fill, more juice capacity, slightly bigger deck, option of prebuilt coils if your into that.
Not sure why Tripdubz has a issue with 80% VG juice all my juice is 90-75% VG, and no issues.
Both tanks I use the same wicking method/build(24g 8wraps 2mm id). Was a learning curve at 1st when I 1st bought the goblin but being able to nail the build every time it never leaks, goblin can leak if holding it upside down then overfilling/making to much pressure when filling.
Id say get the Zephyrus.
I have both and feel the taste and cloud production are equal. I got the Zephyrus for it's juice capacity, but when using the RBA deck, it's been tricky to fill without leakage. I'm getting better though...
There is a thread
Youde Zephyrus | E-Cigarette Forum
that some of the issues that were brought up were discussed. Including wicking for no leakage. I like my zephyrus Alot for kanthal or nichrome. I've had a few issues with the rba and ni wire as it takes a ton of wraps to bring the resistance up, and space is limited. Once you figure out the wicking it does not leak. But that being said it takes a few tries on most any rta to get the rba deck right. I actually ordered a smok tfv4 to try the single coil rba it comes with for my tc builds. I have a delta 2 but the airflow on it is restricted even when fully open.
@TRIPDUBZ
I use squeeze bottles when filling mine, for the simple convenience. Hate when I'm out and about and have to use a dropper to fill any tank. Also when using a squeeze bottle you can fill quickly and recap before vacuum becomes an issue.
Youde Zephyrus | E-Cigarette Forum
that some of the issues that were brought up were discussed. Including wicking for no leakage. I like my zephyrus Alot for kanthal or nichrome. I've had a few issues with the rba and ni wire as it takes a ton of wraps to bring the resistance up, and space is limited. Once you figure out the wicking it does not leak. But that being said it takes a few tries on most any rta to get the rba deck right. I actually ordered a smok tfv4 to try the single coil rba it comes with for my tc builds. I have a delta 2 but the airflow on it is restricted even when fully open.
@TRIPDUBZ
I use squeeze bottles when filling mine, for the simple convenience. Hate when I'm out and about and have to use a dropper to fill any tank. Also when using a squeeze bottle you can fill quickly and recap before vacuum becomes an issue.
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