Got me a Clockworks RDA - OMG

[OneDay]

Over the course of my vaping journey I have tried a few different juice delivery devices - cartos, clearos, tanks, etc. But those in the know always seemed to mention dripping as the holy grail of flavour. So I tried using a basic 510 atty to drip with but no avail. I bought some 306's and they were better but only took a few drops. Then the rebuildables started to appear and I bought a Big Dripper. Much better, held 20 drops, good throat hit, nice clean flavour.

Then the other day I got the chance to get hold of a Clockworks Rebuildable Dripping Atomiser (RDA). What a difference! Masses of vapour, masses of flavour, lovely throat hit, and big enough to hold a vapeable amount of juice. I'm loving it

[johnboy]

Good for you Oneday, go for the best tis cheaper in the long run Me wants an Oddy, (TOAD)

[Ellen]

I got an RDA last week too, after trying endless types of cartomisers for my beloved raspberry dodge, I'm in heaven with it in the RDA, it is amazing and such a doddle to coil.
Not sure if any other juices will get chance to try it

[Sandra (aka Chillax)]

I love it it's really brilliant, it's one of my all time favourites and so cheap and easy to maintain

[matty198111]

I want one of these
only problem is I want everything else aswell

[OneDay]

Just wondering whether it would be worth getting a RTA now ???

[bennyboy]

Glad to hear so many good things about the RDA. I've got one on order with Clockworks. Looking forward to it!!

[matty198111]

Oct 8, 2012 13:31:15 GMT OneDay said:

Just wondering whether it would be worth getting a RTA now ???

I borrowed steves for a couple weeks and have to say when it worked it was brilliant

But it is the fiddliest ive used, can be a right pain getting the wick though the holes, but worth it when you do

Mat

[OneDay]

Oct 8, 2012 13:42:11 GMT matty198111 said:

Oct 8, 2012 13:31:15 GMT OneDay said:

Just wondering whether it would be worth getting a RTA now ???

I borrowed steves for a couple weeks and have to say when it worked it was brilliant

But it is the fiddliest ive used, can be a right pain getting the wick though the holes, but worth it when you do

Mat

Hmmm I'm trying to have less faff in my life not more. The RDA is the simplest of things to wick. Think I'll give the RTA a miss for now then

[matty198111]

Oct 8, 2012 13:43:50 GMT OneDay said:

Oct 8, 2012 13:42:11 GMT matty198111 said:

I borrowed steves for a couple weeks and have to say when it worked it was brilliant

But it is the fiddliest ive used, can be a right pain getting the wick though the holes, but worth it when you do

Mat

Hmmm I'm trying to have less faff in my life not more. The RDA is the simplest of things to wick. Think I'll give the RTA a miss for now then

Like i say its worth it when it works but it is a faff, that was the only reason i decided not to buy it and bought a cyclone v2 instead, even though i thought the vape was better on the rta

[Ellen]

I got the RTA too and I think it's easy peasy to coil too, the flavour is equally amazing, it can be a little fiddly getting the wicks in the holes yes, but no more so than threading a needle

[OneDay]

#icon_idea# How about one of those wire loop needle threader thingumys?

[johnboy]

Oct 8, 2012 14:04:49 GMT OneDay said:

How about one of those wire loop needle threader thingumys?

i you get em at the sowing shop????

[kurotoshiro]

To those who use penelopes: how does the RDA compare, in your opinion?

[OneDay]

Kuro in terms of ease of use, the RDA is streets ahead. In terms of flavour and throat hit, very similar IMHO. The Penny looks so much prettier tho