Can you use an rda without coils? so just attaching a mod with a battery to the rda will it work? please
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Can you use an rda without coils? im new
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I have to say, that if your that new to RDA's and ask this question, maybe you need to start of with a less advanced topper , there are many threads on here to best help you acquired more information on builds and just how they work, I would suggest you do more homework before attempting to use them.
I wasn't sure if this was a joke, but I see cloud chaser is brand new here. Yeah, do some searches here on the site. Welcome, and search videos on building coils and wicks, for the specific RDA you own.
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Sure and you can use it without a battery and e-liquid either.
Just attach a ring to it and use it as a keychain
Just attach a ring to it and use it as a keychain
From reading the Op's other thread, I think he needs to start with something simple, IMO
http://vapingunderground.com/thread...rent-rebuildable-im-new-to-this-thanks.52312/
http://vapingunderground.com/thread...rent-rebuildable-im-new-to-this-thanks.52312/
Agreed. Do t let that newbie excitement blow up in your face.
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When I started vaping, rdas, rebuildables, mechanicals, and vv vw devices were a foreign concept to me.
And before we understand how these things function, they might as well be powered by voodoo curses.
All I can tell you is LEARN, ASK, LEARN, ASK, LEARN, ASK STUDY.
Once you get the initial concepts down, the entire realm of vaping follows certain rules.
One of those rules refers to a coil and a wick.
Your threads and questions indicate you don't understand vape gear at all. Go watch some beginner videos on youtube. You will learn more faster than stumbling around on here. Once you better understand how this stuff works, come back and we can help you find some decent gear for your needs. Not trying to run you off, but you need videos not text right now.
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It will work just fine
As a paperweight.
An expensive paperweight but a paperweight non the less.
And if you fill the RDA with liquid, your expensive paperweight will leak costly E-Liquid all over your papers.
Then you will have to throw your papers away.
And then you can give your paperweight to someone that knows how to build coils.
And given that since you asked about coils, you know what they are and what function they have.
And they are necessary.
And by the way, it's not even March 31st yet so it is too early for April Fools gags.
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was thinking the same thing.. trolling or not - his questions are still hilarious lol
Not fair to the OP. Remember when you were a newbie? I do. That's the sort of question I would have asked. If you're new to the world of vaping, it's all very confusing. That don't mean you're an idiot.
The OP's question is poorly worded, but I believe what he meant was "Can I try dripping without all that rebuilding business". If that's the case, then there is a way to do it: it's called a bridgeless atomizer, and it looks like this:
With these little things, you get flavor that's almost on par with a RDA, and you can try dripping and see if it's the sort of thing you'd like to do regularly without investing into a full-blow RDA and learning how to recoil and rewick it.
Poor guy, seemed like a sincere question
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I think you misunderstood me. That wasn't referring to the OP at all. I asked a question then removed it because it was a dumb question on my part. Sorry if you guys took it like that. I was new to all this stuff not too long ago and I would never get on someone like that.Not fair to the OP. Remember when you were a newbie? I do. That's the sort of question I would have asked. If you're new to the world of vaping, it's all very confusing. That don't mean you're an idiot.
The OP's question is poorly worded, but I believe what he meant was "Can I try dripping without all that rebuilding business". If that's the case, then there is a way to do it: it's called a bridgeless atomizer, and it looks like this:
With these little things, you get flavor that's almost on par with a RDA, and you can try dripping and see if it's the sort of thing you'd like to do regularly without investing into a full-blow RDA and learning how to recoil and rewick it.
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when i just got started i would go to the local vape shop and pay the guys to build me a dual coil and i was able to nurse it for a while and continuously pull the cotton out, rinse the coils, and burn any residue off and get it to last quite a while. after paying them like 5 or 6 times to build it i started doing it myself and after the like 3rd or 4th build you kind of get the hang of it pretty well. i suggest paying someone who knows what theyre doing and closely observing them the first couple times. its really quite simple.
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It's alright man. I didn't realize how that may have looked until you pointed it out. I actually love the "newbies". I have a buddy that just last week tell me he wanted a good setup but had no idea where to start. He had me set him up with his first good rig and it felt so awesome to see someone so happy. I sat him down and showed him how to build coils and shared a bunch of tips with him. It was great!My bad, nevermind then