Over in From RDA TO RTAS??, our friend @ej1024 asks, for those who made that jump, why they did so. Ironically: The first two follow-ups he received were from members who jumped the opposite direction. (One being YT.)
So, so as not not to drag his RTA -> RDA thread any more badly off-topic, I thought I'd start a complementary one.
I started out with supra-ohm tanks, as I imagine most vapers do. Then came sub-ohm tanks. The Crius was my first. Never expected to get into RDAs. Seemed like a lot of hassle. Like dealing with vinyl LPs when there were CDs and MP3s available. Along the way I thought I might try my hand at DIY juice and thought about how I might test juices. An RDA seemed like the perfect option. (I've since found out about bridgeless atomizers, but that's for another discussion.) Went to an LVS, bought a Plume Veil clone. Long story short: I quickly found a number of advantages to RDAs over RTAs, not the least of which is taste. Now I mostly only use my tanks and RTAs for on-the-road, and own more RDAs than RTAs and tanks, combined.
So: Have you made the switch? If so: Tell us your story.
So, so as not not to drag his RTA -> RDA thread any more badly off-topic, I thought I'd start a complementary one.
I started out with supra-ohm tanks, as I imagine most vapers do. Then came sub-ohm tanks. The Crius was my first. Never expected to get into RDAs. Seemed like a lot of hassle. Like dealing with vinyl LPs when there were CDs and MP3s available. Along the way I thought I might try my hand at DIY juice and thought about how I might test juices. An RDA seemed like the perfect option. (I've since found out about bridgeless atomizers, but that's for another discussion.) Went to an LVS, bought a Plume Veil clone. Long story short: I quickly found a number of advantages to RDAs over RTAs, not the least of which is taste. Now I mostly only use my tanks and RTAs for on-the-road, and own more RDAs than RTAs and tanks, combined.
So: Have you made the switch? If so: Tell us your story.