zouzounaki
Olympian
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but with a tank, or rta, it's s bit more work.
that depends entirely on the tank.
but with a tank, or rta, it's s bit more work.
Agreed, but guess if you're a total newbie, I'm thinking an RDA is gonna be the easiest, quickest way to learn & tinker.that depends entirely on the tank.
Agreed, but guess if you're a total newbie, I'm thinking an RDA is gonna be the easiest, quickest way to learn & tinker.
Yeah you're right. I'm totally wrong. I'll shut up.maybe, but at the same time many people can’t be arsed dripping. and since the op has been using a stock coil tank until now, an easy tank might be the better bet.
Very true. RTAs aren't any harder to build on or indeed, fit coils. It's the leaking problem, with SOME, if you don't wick them spot on. I've not really had this problem tbh, just lucky I guess?I started on rebuildable stuff with a dripper, so that is what I would suggest. An RTA is not that much more difficult in my experience, but I hear the bottom airflow ones can be a bit of a PITA if you don't get the wicking right. I have a zeus which was my first RTA, top airflow so if you fuck up the wicking you just get a build deck full of juice which is IMO easier to clean up and sort out than a bottom airflow which will piss juice all over your table and mod.
First time I wicked the unity I grossly underestimated the amount of cotton to put in the wick slots, juice everywhere.Very true. RTAs aren't any harder to build on or indeed, fit coils. It's the leaking problem, with SOME, if you don't wick them spot on. I've not really had this problem tbh, just lucky I guess?
Also, if you are new to it, and you leave a tank that's leaking juice, for a certain time, you could get juice leaking into the mod! Not good.
Each to there own.
Yeah, heard that from a few people. I only used mine a couple of times.First time I wicked the unity I grossly underestimated the amount of cotton to put in the wick slots, juice everywhere.