I don't see why not. I use my Merlin RDTA like a RDA when I'm lazy and I have no issues. The flavor is great.Can I use my avocado 24 as a dripper atty? And if so, will it still be as good as if I had filled the tank?
Thanks.
I don't see why not. I use my Merlin RDTA like a RDA when I'm lazy and I have no issues. The flavor is great.
Drip on the coil like you do on an RDA instead of filling the tank. You don't get the reservoir like on an RDA so you would need to be dripping very often.How would you use the Avocado as an RDA?
Drip on the coil like you do on an RDA instead of filling the tank. You don't get the reservoir like on an RDA so you would need to be dripping very often.
Yeah it's not convenient to do. I usually only ever use my Merlin RDTA as an RDA is when I want to test out a juice but my tank is full. I would still rather suggest getting a proper RDA as the performance is more superior and more convenient.Ok. I guess if you didn't have an RDA it would be worth doing. Thanks.
You either drip down the tip or remove the cap... just like an RDA... Afterall the Avocado is a RDA with a tank below the deck.How would you use the Avocado as an RDA?
Not all RDA have any reservoir or juice wells..... many have niether just a flat deck..... the wick holds the excess juice.Drip on the coil like you do on an RDA instead of filling the tank. You don't get the reservoir like on an RDA so you would need to be dripping very often.
Sure why not... there are tons of people who use it and think they are using a genny...I don't see why could couldn't block the wick holes and call it a dripper...you know we used to call these attys self feeding drippers....calling it a "genisis style" was just a marketing ploy.Can I use my avocado 24 as a dripper atty? And if so, will it still be as good as if I had filled the tank?
Thanks.
Sure why not... there are tons of people who use it and think they are using a genny...I don't see why could couldn't block the wick holes and call it a dripper...you know we used to call these attys self feeding drippers....calling it a "genisis style" was just a marketing ploy.