Hello all, i am quite new to vaping world. I started with uwell crown RTA and yesterday i bought one Govad RDA reading some of the reviews on internet. Most of the reviews said that this one is great for flavor but i am not getting as much flavor as i expected. Maybe i am doing something wrong. What kind of build would you suggest for great flavor output from this RDA and which airflow combination would you recommend? Thanks in Advance.
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Best build for Govad RDA for flavor chasing
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To be honest i dont know which wire is it. They made it this way from where i did buy. Maybe u can get some idea from the picture.
I bought the govad last week and so far the best build I've found for it is the staggered fused clapton. I originally installed it like in my pic but since have flipped it over to get it closer to the air flow tube. It was suggested in one of the YouTube reviews I watched. Yeah this thing is a flavor machine. Oh I also only use 316L wire.
One other thing... try lining up the vandyvape logo with the bottom airflow opening so that whatever you draw into it flows across the coil.
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Yeah, the staggered fused clapton performing a lot better. But i am facing another problem now. Its the spitback. No matter how i wick, i am getting this annoying spitback. Dont know what am i doing wrong. Any help please ? 
Right now i am vaping at 65W with .41 ohm staggered fused clapton coil. There are no space in the coil. Should i make some space in between?
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Clapton variants are great but your flavor shouldn't be bad with other wire . Start with bottom airflow and open the sides as needed. If you combine airflows and decide that the bottom wasn't enough try keeping the side to bottom ratio near even while adjusting so you don't lose air velocity in the smaller air hole. Tightening airflow helps flavor but you also need the right heat Flux (in laymen, how hot your wattage makes the surface area) . I usually get the best flavor off of coils ran hotter. Too much airflow kills flavor but too much power kills the cotton with the increased chance of dry burns .
That advice isn't real advice. It doesn't explain why or how. He needs to know more than a wrap count of a random size alien. Diameters, gauges, cotton tightness, placement, airflow choice, wattage, etc. He most importantly should know that he doesn't need an alien coil. Fused Claptons provide more than wonderful flavor. I've gotten great flavor off of well built round wire builds. But I prefer my easy to craft fused Claptons for looks and good contact.
Are you being for real? He doesn't need an alien coil any more than he needs any clapton variant. If he gets premade aliens, coil Id is irrelevant cuz it'll be 2.5 or 3mm unless he requests otherwise and even 4mm wI'll be fine. Your post tells him nothing other than about heat flux and mentions airflow. Him being new and that's the info you give him? I tell ya what OP, take this gentleman's input, then try mine and lemme know which gets you further. Had the OP been doing this awhile, then I would elaborate more but if he wants great flavor NOW, then do as I recommended then watch a wicking tutorial if not sure how to wick. You gave examples of what to do/not to do, but never gave him a solution therefore I did. The rest he will pick up with experience and how to vids, and yes aliens provide superior flavor imo plus help with wicking. Now, let's keep everything else directed at helping the OP. My apologies OP.