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Sorry, it doesn't do anything for me. I like the air flow design of the Darkhorse better, but thanks for the rec!

Simple is all me!

I'm really liking how much control you have over air flow and ease of use to build on.

Okay, my one remaining brain cell just bit it. 'Splain to me why it's for me?

No one really "needs" RDAs but they're good for building your own coils, having more control over your vaping, for the flavor and for some... clouds. I use a prebuilt direct drip atomizer for my all day vape but the ones I love cost around $25 each and don't last very long due to the sweet, dark juices I vape. So, in order to save some money, I'm getting RDAs so I can build my own coils, rewick and I'm good to go and still get the same great flavor without nearly the cost in the long run. Did that make any sense?

Before you buy an RDA or an RTA, make sure you buy a quality ohm meter to test your builds before firing it up on your mod. The next thing to do is to get a battery that can handle the low resistance coils you want to build. Safety first!

I would've said what Earthling said (except maybe not so eloquently), except I was stuck at work.

Usually, I order 12 mg of my ADV but lately I've been ordering 1 bottle of the 12 and 1 bottle of the 6 mg. Been going through more of the 6 mg these days. Might even drop it down to 3 mg next order.

I wonder how user friendly it is in the hand...

Does anyone have one of these? If so, what are your thoughts on it? I watched a youtube vid on it and I'm more than a little curious now... not that I need another RDA at the moment.

I'm waiting for Amazon Prime to get in American Sniper. The trailer for that has me intrigued.

You know... I didn't even realize until you posted that. Kanger, the sneaky bastards! LOL

Just got my Jam RDA last week but haven't played with it yet. Got sidetracked by the Stillare that also came in at the same time. Welcome to Vapor Talk.

I'm with you, didn't care for it at all and I really wanted to like it too...

And then you'd have people griping because it took all of TEN seconds to get their order delivered instead of five... LOL

That is very cool! Must get...

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Haven't tried anything like this but since the candy is orange colored, would there be a spot of orange flavoring in it?

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I thought it was to get me to buy an RTA and like it...

Many of us who started vaping wound up with a new hobby/obsession. You're in good company. As for juices, be careful -- just because it's cheap doesn't mean it's good. It's all very subjective, though. What tastes great to one person will taste like wet, dirty socks to another. Only when you try them will you know if it's "good". That said, there are some very good, reputable vendors here on our forum. Compenstine owns Fadora Vapor, which is a favorite of many of our forum members. He gives excellent customer service and will work with you until you get what you need/want. His juices are some of the very best I've ever tasted. Might give Fadora a try? Welcome to Vapor Talk.

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Earthling gave some great recs above. You won't go wrong with an Eleaf iStick 20w or the IPV mini. I know because he just recently talked me into buying both and I'm very happy with them. That said, I'm more inclined to recommend the IPV mini with the extra batteries (I'd suggest getting authentic Sony VTC4 if you're going to sub-ohm with tanks like the Atlantis) and a quality charger like the Nitecore Intellicharger. Of course, the sky's the limit when you get into APVs (Advanced Personal Vaporizers), and anything electronic is going to be a little less durable than say... a mech mod that has no electronic components inside. If I were you, I'd go out and read some of the reviews people have out there on some of the recs you get, look for some video reviews as well on youtube before making the final decision. Happy shopping!

I love it when you talk geek, Earthling. Also, turn the battery too high and you'll burn your wick, which will leave a nasty taste in the juice of your tank. The only way to get rid of it once the wick is burned is to empty the tank, clean it out, put a new coil in and refill with new juice.

Looks like you solved that one on your own.