And MTL is also written on it.
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Well then, I’ve really messed this up somewhere…
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@gangsta_gergo wrote once, I’m not sure if my translation is literal,
Damn, you have a stainless steel row fence 
I showed him a photo just of my desk
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You quoted it well, I really wrote this
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I realized that the black and SS combo suits me, or rather, I like
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I’m glad you found something you like spending money on. I think Jani and you have huge experience and knowledge. I haven’t read any foolishness from you yet. Whoever takes your advice won’t go wrong. I’m still a beginner and don’t intend to invest large sums into this. So far, I’ve acquired what I wanted for myself. I thought I was fine, but this ehpro is piquing my interest. So thanks again for the help. I’ll get both of them at once. 
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I had someone to learn from
You’re right, it’s an exaggeration to say I haven’t met many people. Rather, I’ve seen things that are high-quality and as fanatical as us.
What’s more, we have everything we showed off. (This is rare for others)
I think we look at these devices differently than others do.
Some are content with a pod, while for us, even all the money in the world wouldn’t be enough, but we only spent the “surplus,” so to speak, on our hobby 
Thank you 
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Thank you, I’ll pay more attention next time!
I quickly wound a 0.9 Ohm coil from 0.3mm Kanthal, plastic plug in it, UD cotton nicely adjusted with little air, at 12W it’s quite good for MTL too, good for flavor and vapor production. Although it wasn’t easy to adjust that thin wire…
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MTL (Mouth to Lung) is an e-cigarette usage technique and atomizer type that resembles traditional cigarette smoking: you first draw the vapor into your mouth, then into your lungs, at lower wattage, with a small vapor cloud, providing an intense flavor and nicotine experience, ideal for beginners. The MTL RTA (Rebuildable Tank Atomizer) is a type of atomizer specifically designed for this Mouth to Lung (MTL) technique, typically with a restricted airflow, and the user builds the coil themselves.
- MTL (Mouth to Lung): The method of use. You first draw the vapor into your mouth, then into your lungs, like a traditional cigarette.
- RTA (Rebuildable Tank Atomizer): A type of atomizer where the user coils and wicks it themselves, allowing for a much more customizable experience.
- MTL RTA: A rebuildable atomizer whose design (restricted airflow, small openings) is specifically optimized for the MTL (Mouth to Lung) technique, thus providing a cigarette-like draw.
Characteristics:
- Restricted Airflow: Low airflow, which provides the Mouth to Lung draw experience.
- Low Wattage: Typically used at wattages between 10-20 watts.
- Strong Flavor and Nicotine Experience: Due to the small amount of vapor, it provides more concentrated flavors and better nicotine delivery.
- Resembles a Cigarette: This is the most recommended technique for those newly switching.
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Thank you, I’m working on that, I’ve already reduced my regular cigarettes to a quarter at work. Although at work I use a Geekvape Sonder with a 0.8 coil, it’s small and fits in my pocket, and at home nicotine-free liquid, although almost always… 
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Without Nic… quite something… Go!
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I’m trying, so far 1-1.5 boxes of homemade tobacco per day.
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We managed it too. It will work.
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Believe us!
Unfortunately, you can’t restrict this atomizer/tank as much as an MTL RTA.
I don’t remember which is the smallest airflow pin you can set it to, but it’s definitely not 1, 1.2 for me, this is the real MTL effect.
What is good for everything is good for nothing, I believe this.
For MTL, an MTL atomizer with restricted air, for DL, a DL atomizer with large air is intended.
And I experience this too, I have experienced this for a long time.
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[quote=“Béla Czövek, post:382, topic:437, username:Bela_Czovek”]
once I get more used to it, I’ll switch to [DL](https://vaperina.cc/t
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Hi,
Here is a video about Brunhilde coil building and wicking, if you meant this specifically in the other thread. It can also be watched with subtitles:
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Thank you very much!
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I’m starting to understand what I did wrong.
Because I wound it onto the coil, so the “side” of the cotton touches the coil, not the ends of the fluffed-out cotton.
So the capillary action is weaker. Meaning the liquid is absorbed slower.
(There’s still more to practice…)
Thank you everyone.
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Yes, the girl in the video says not to overstuff it and to loosely place the cotton on the coil. From what I saw, it didn’t thin it out much, it just ruffled it a bit. 
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