I just ordered a stubby aio, I know it has the stainless steel cable wicking and I was just wondering if there wasn't anything I need to do to the cables, or are they ready to start wicking right out the box. Like do you to soak them in juice or anything. Or do I just put my coil in fill the tank up and start vaping?

The Tauren Boro Mech device is exactly what the name suggests. A mechanical based mod based around the boro tank settle of device.

CHAPTERS

00:00 - Intro and specs
02:00 - Close Up
07:00 - Vape
09:00 - Thoughts

Social Media - Vaping With Vic | Twitter, Instagram, Facebook | Linktree

Rumble - https://rumble.com/v2womee-the-thun...th-creations-go-mech.html?mref=z0wfa&mc=kybb8

YouTube - Login to view embedded media

Adams Vape - Short Bread
Country of origin: Czech Republic
Packaging: 12ml flavour in a 60ml Chubby Gorilla bottle.
Crispy buttery shortbread spiced with a little walnut and vanilla. Come to think of it, I can't think of any other cake like this in my memory, maybe a nut cake from my childhood that could compare.
The scent is of the cake itself, vanilla and hints of walnut. It's perfectly fine, maybe the vanilla could be weaker, which hopefully doesn't play as big a role in the flavour.
Upon inhalation, the sweetness of the cake is immediately apparent, which pushes the other two flavours down. The vanilla is just barely discernible, but the walnut is just barely there at times. Reminds me a bit of the pistachio cannoli also from this maker, the sweetening was similar there, it just completely overpowered the flavours, which is why I found it very difficult to test. Somehow the flavours are not in proportion to each other. I have the cake, which I think is quite good, but the vanilla is too much, the nuttiness is barely there, and the sweetening is an eight or nine on a scale of one to ten. The composition would not be bad for a good dessert, but the proportions are not to my taste. Anyway, the flavours listed in the manufacturer's description are all in the product, which is a positive, but we didn't become big bratyis, but you know, this is just one opinion among many.

Hey y’all. Pretty simple stuff. I have a dicodes Dani 25 and a kayfun 25 mm tank with the steam tuners kit. I have a drip tip around here somewhere I can throw in if need be. The one I bought with this setup is a royal purple bigs tip from the UK and I’d like to keep that as it matches my new Dani micro setup.

It’s well used for several years now but works fine. A couple dings in the bottom battery lid and some atomizer scuffing on top.

I would like 100 for the tube and 50 for the tank. Bought them all from cremedevape in the UK and can provide purchase information if need be. Thanks so much for looking!!

Edit to add: I’m in the USA. I’d like to keep it in the USA if possible. Just more expensive and a pain in the .....

No trades, obviously. I’ve grown out of vapes as a hobby and I’m just trying to fund some new photography glass.

hi im new to vaping and currently using aegis geekvape mini the one with the built in li-po battery. right now im using two 6 loops alien dual core in my atomizer and im curious that if i use lower resistance coils itll work better in my vape so here iam asking the pros
and also feel free to speak your mind and give me advices thanks!

Hello and welcome to yet another review. Today I will be taking a look at the Hellvape Dead Rabbit Pro RDA that was sent to me by Hellvape in order to provide you with a fair and honest review. The Pro is a 24mm rda with three airflow options offering side and bottom airflow or both. The build deck is postless and offers plenty of space for building. There is also an extra side airflow ring and tip included in the package with each of these rdas in a different color. There are also DIY kits with both airflow rings and a tip available for purchase separately. Sounds pretty good on paper but the proof is in the pudding and we’ll just have to see how it performs.



WHAT’S IN THE BOX?

1* Dead Rabbit Pro RDA
2* 0.37Ω Ni80 Clapton Coil
1* Accessory Bag
1* Extra Colorful 810 Drip Tip
1* Extra Colorful Side AFC Ring
1* BF Pin
2* Shoelace Cotton
1* Coil Cutting Tool
1* User Manual

SPECIFICATIONS:



Size: φ24mm*31.3mm

Airflow: Bottom airflow, side airflow, bottom airflow+side airflow

Drip Tip: 810

Color: S.S, Blue, Gold, Matte Black, Gunmetal, Rainbow, Red

FEATURES:



1. φ24mm dual coil RDA

2. 3 airflow modes for stronger throat-hit

3. Generous space, easy to install coil

4. Extra 810 drip tip and side AFC ring included

5. DIY combo colorful match to bring you DIY fun

INITIAL THOUGHTS:

The Dead Rabbit Pro RDA is the next rendition of the Dead Rabbit line from Hellvape. Hellvape is always very generous with review samples and was nice enough to send two of the Pro rdas as well as two DIY kits that come with a color matching tip and both airflow control rings. I received the gunmetal and matte black versions of the Pro rda and two of the DIY kits in Pinkish and Silver.

The front of the box for the Pro has the same rda pictured for all color versions but does have a sticker on the front indicating which color is actually inside the box. The front also has the Hellvape and Dead Rabbit Pro names as well as showing the extra tip and side airflow ring that are included for free.

The back side of the box has a list of features and a contents list. Also on the back is an authenticity code, bar code with color name, and Hellvape company information.

As with any tank or rda, it’s always a good idea to disassemble it as far as possible for cleaning. I normally don’t take out the 510 plated center pin when cleaning but you could very easily on this one if you wanted to. It just releases the bracket with the two posts attached to it and it is easily reinstalled. I found this out when changing out the solid pin for the squonk pin.

As you can see in the first picture below, the side and bottom airflow control rings are easily removed for cleaning or for switching them out with some of the color ones. There are two o rings on the barrel assembly to help seal them but there is also a positive stop for each. I found it interesting that the two airflow rings are adjusted in opposite directions so that you won’t accidentally open or close one while adjusting the other. This was good thinking on Hellvape’s part since the airflow rings basically sit one on top of the other. Therefore the side airflow ring must be removed first in order to remove the bottom ring. They only go on one way so it pays to pay attention to how they come off when you remove them. The side airflow has ten honeycomb airflow holes while the bottom airflow is just a wide slotted opening.

The drip tips for the Pro are made of metal at the base and are topped with some sort of plastic with a swirled design. I really like the looks of these tips but they are so short and with the metal base they conduct heat pretty well which I found to be too hot if you chain vape much with dual coils.

The top of the main body has notches in it that would make one think that it’s one of those rdas where you turn the top in order to adjust the airflow but that isn’t the case. It’s just for aesthetics. The main body of the Pro is all one piece besides the airflow control rings. The Hellvape name is clearly printed on the matte black version as well as the Dead Rabbit Pro name. Some may not like the branding but I kind of like it. In the second picture below you can see how the inside lower part of the tip is made of metal which I mentioned earlier. Between the short tip and the metal transferring the heat, the tip just wasn’t a good fit for me.

The bottom of the build deck has the Hellvape Dead Rabbit Pro name etched on it. In the first picture below you can see that the standard plated 510 center pin comes pre-installed in the Pro. There is however a squonk pin included in the spare parts bag. I immediately installed the squonk pins in both of the samples that I received. I just happened to get a squonk mod for review on the same day that the Hellvape samples arrived. It might be unnecessary to mention but when changing the center pin you want to hold a finger on the top of the deck or the contacts can fall out. It’s not hard to put them back in place but why not avoid having to do it. There is also an Allen wrench included which is needed for unscrewing the center pin.

The second and third pictures below show the spacious build deck for the Dead Rabbit Pro. As you can see in the first picture, there are six airflow holes on either side of the deck. This is where the bottom airflow comes up and hits the coil. In the second picture you can see the large opening on each side that aligns with the opening for the bottom airflow control on the main chamber. Also you can see that the grub screws are slotted.

The Pro comes with two .37 ohm Ni80 Clapton coils. I like how the coil cutting guide that comes with the Pro has an arrow on one side to indicate where to place the coil for cutting so there is no guesswork as to how long to cut the coil legs. The marking indicates that one should cut the coil legs at 5mm so I did and the coil height seemed ok but possibly a little high for my taste. After installing and dry burning the coils, I was able to wick both coils with one of the two included cotton threads. I cut the wicks a little long like I usually do and thinned both ends. Once thinned, I placed one end in and trimmed the excess off the other end and inserted it into the juice well. I’m not sure the exact depth of the juice wells on the Pro but they seem deep enough to hold enough liquid for at least a few puffs between squonking.

Since I received two rdas for the review I decided to try something a little different on the second one. Instead of installing the same two included coils, I thought I’d take advantage of the spacious build deck and try one of the 5mm .37 ohm coils that I had purchased for a different rda. It fit very well and performed well. I actually ended up liking this build a little better than the dual coil build but both provided good flavor.

One of the selling points of the Pro rda is that it comes with a spare drip tip and side airflow ring in a different color than what comes pre-installed. The gunmetal version came with a blue tip and ring while the matte black came with a red tip and ring.

Besides the spare tip and airflow ring included in the Pro package for free, Hellvape is also making DIY kits available for separate purchase that include one tip and both airflow control rings in multiple color options.

FINAL THOUGHTS:

It has been a real pleasure testing the Hellvape Dead Rabbit Pro RDA. For me, the Pro is a welcome addition to the Dead Rabbit family. I like that it has a 24mm base diameter so it can be used on most mods without overhang.

I ran the dual coils at about 50 watts and got very good flavor and vapor production. As I mentioned earlier, despite very much liking the looks of the drip tips included with the Pro, they just got too hot for my tastes after a few consistent puffs. I instead chose to use a longer tapered tip with the dual coils and it worked out well for me.

The single coil that I installed in the second sample ran very nicely at 42 watts and to me seemed to provide superior flavor over the dual coil arrangement. Once again I installed a longer tip to help dissipate the heat better.

I ran both rdas on squonk mods and was concerned that over squonking might cause leaking out of the bottom airflow. I tried different airflow combinations with both open some, one open and the other closed, and ended up running both with just the honeycomb airflow open. I did notice when I had the bottom airflow open that I got a fair amount of condensation build up around the opening but never had any actual leaking.

I think it’s really nice that Hellvape decided to include the extra tip and airflow ring with the Pro. I can definitely see people using them and also purchasing the different DIY kits to highlight the colors of their mods. I’ve never been much of a matchy match person but do like having the option of adding some different colors to the rdas.

So about all that’s left at this point is to decide if I would recommend the Hellvape Dead Rabbit Pro RDA for you. I have really enjoyed testing them and I would say that if you are looking for a 24mm rda with some cool color options and want something you can run both dual coils or larger single coils in then definitely would say yes.

I’d like to thank Hellvape and Lisha for sending the Hellvape Dead Rabbit Pro RDAs and the DIY kits for this review. Thanks also to the readers for taking the time to check out my reviews. Below is a link to the website where you can see not only the Dead Rabbit Pro but also the plethora of tanks available from Hellvape.

Dead Rabbit Pro RDA-Hellvape - The DIY atomizer leading brand

Hi all,

I use disposable vape pens from 88vape, and while they've always been a bit temperamental, over the last couple of weeks I've noticed a charging issue which, bizarrely, seems to affect all batteries that I try and charge, both new ones and old ones, wherever I try and charge them. Here are the facts:

- I have tested this on three brand-new batteries, using their respective brand-new chargers, as well as a couple of old batteries, which I'm reasonably sure (but not certain) didn't have this issue before.

- I have tested this using two different Windows 10 laptops, a PlayStation 5, and a 5v USB wall converter (I wouldn't normally use the converter, but I was trying to establish whether the problem was with the laptops). The problem is always the same no matter what I use to charge the battery.

- The problem is that the batteries will only charge for 20 minutes, and then they stop charging. When the battery is first plugged in, the light blinks three times and then stays on, and the battery starts charging. But after 20 minutes, the light blinks 20 times and switches off, and the battery stops charging. I have to disconnect and reconnect it to resume charging, and the cycle begins again.

Does anyone have any idea what could be going on here, and if there's anything I can do about it? It seems very strange that this would suddenly start affecting all the batteries and/or all the USB ports on all the devices in my house, and even stranger that it would affect months-old batteries that never had the problem before.

Anyone here have the odin v2?
I noticed that sometimes the fire button doesnt wanna "click in" and fire..
Friend of mine who has odin v2 has the same issue, any one else?
It still works fine but sometimes it does that tho, still love the mod
Wanted to see if you guys have it too

I had 2 different deals with Rosesense. All the items were in great shape. Perfect transactions.

Location: California
Payment: PayPal, CashApp, Zelle

Aspire MIXX 21700 Extension Kit - New Sealed
Color: Tuxedo or Quicksilver
SOLD

Album:
Login to view embedded media

Hi all,

I’m in the market for a replacement external Li-Ion cell charger. I’m currently using the Nitecore Q2 which I’ve been using without issue since 2019. This is a 2-bay charger that outputs 4.2V and allows 2A charging for once cell, or 1A charging for two cells. I would like to upgrade the charger to a 4-bay unit that allows for manual adjustable charging current (+/- milliamp) along with general cell and charging display information.

I am normally cycling in use 2x Samsung 30T 21700 cells, and 2x married pairs of Molicel P28A 18650 cells. Both of these cells are high capacity and high amperage, and both manufacturer’s data sheets, along with Mooch’s battery charge current rating table, confirm relatively high charging current rates (standard charge rate).

21700 - Samsung 30T (35A, 3000 mAh)
Charging rates:

• MaxLife Rate 0.75A
• Standard Rate 1.5A
• Rapid Fast Rate 4A

18650 - Molicel P28A (25A, 2800 mAh)
Charging rates:

• MaxLife Rate 1A
• Standard Rate 2.8A
• Rapid Fast Rate 8.4A

So ideally I’m looking for a charger capable of charging at a charge rate split across all 4-bays of 1.5A if I plan to charge say 2x 18650’s & 2x 21700’s. I was looking at the Nitecore SC4 which is capable of 1.5A over 4-bays simultaneously, but apparently the SC4 is not compatible with 21700 cells for some stupid reason.

Are there any recommendations from the community for a 4-bay charger that can allow for 1.5A or higher across all bays simultaneously?

Cheers!

Kuken tech wire?

Kidney puncher?

I have a Wismec RX200s mod and it recommends using ...

"Cell type: High-rate 18650 cell (discharging current should be above 25A)"

If I am only using it for MTL & some restricted DTL vaping, (No more than 50 watts) can I use batteries with 2500mAh (0.2C discharge) and a Max Continuous Discharge Current of 20A? There are no batteries available in Iceland that I can find above 25a Max Continuous Discharge Current.

Thanks in advance for any advice.

Trent.

Hi! LF Glas tube possibly 18500 SS or TI; Will value eventually 18650

Suorin Air Hybrid Pod Kit is powered by a built-in 600mAh battery, With Type-C fast charging, it can be fully charged within 60 minutes.It comes with a 2.8ml cartridge that can be reused several times .Each device is equivalent to 3 disposable standard e-cigs of 10ml which makes it economical and environmentally friendly.Each pod can be re-filled up to 8 times with different flavors Includes a 1.0 mesh coil that creates better flavor and larger clouds.Easy to use with side filling . Say goodbye to oil leakage and vape in style anywhere, anytime.Innovative coil structure with a soft and layered taste A delightful vape experience that reduces long-term immersion of vape oils and keeps the purity of different flavors without deterioration.

Brand:Suorin
Material: Zinc Alloy + Plastic +IML
Battery: Built-in 600mAh battery
Charging: Type-C
Charging time: less than 60mins
Max Output:14W
Atomizer Capacity: 2.8ml
Coil Resistance 1.0ohm

Click here for more:
Suorin Air Hybrid Pod System Kit: Suorin Air Hybrid Kit

Lost Vape Ursa Nano Air Kit, a compact and feature-packed vaping device designed for an exceptional vaping experience.

With an output range of 8-16W, this device provides satisfying and consistent vapour production, allowing you to enjoy your favourite e-liquids to the fullest. Powered by an 800mAh built-in battery, the Ursa Nano Air ensures long-lasting vaping sessions without compromising on performance.

Equipped with the advanced LOST VAPE QUEST Chip, this cheap pod kit delivers enhanced functionality, precise control, and safety features for a worry-free vaping experience. It offers short-circuit protection, weak battery protection, and overheat protection, ensuring your safety at all times.

The Ursa Nano Air features a 2.5ml e-liquid capacity and a convenient side-filling system, allowing for easy refills without any mess or hassle. The airflow adjustment feature gives you the freedom to customize your vaping experience according to your preferences, whether you prefer a tight draw or a more airy vape.

Crafted from a combination of plastic and aluminium, this device is lightweight yet durable.

Additionally, the Ursa Nano Air is auto-draw activated, eliminating the need for any buttons. Simply inhale to enjoy the smooth and flavorful vapour. The kit also features a sparkle bottom light, adding a touch of style and visual appeal to your vaping experience. At the best online vape shop, you could find your favourite vapes.

Hot-sale Vapes:
bloody mary disposable vape 600 puffs
disposable vape bundles

In the world of pod mod kits, there's a new player in town -BP Mods Lightsaber X kit. This revolutionary product will definitely take you on a vaping blissful ocean.It is powered by a single 18650 or 21700 battery (battery not included) and has a wattage range of 5-60W, providing flexibility for different vaping preferences. The chassis of the device is constructed with a combination of stainless steel and wood, offering a unique and visually appealing design.

The most stunning appearance should be the interchangeable wood sleeve in the second half of the kit. This is crafted from the black wood Dalbergia Melanoxylon, imbued with a touch of elegance and sophistication. Moreover, a 0.49" display screen and two adjustment buttons can be used together for easy navigation and settings adjustment.



This vape kit utilizes Lightsaber Pods, which have a large 5mL capacity and are made of durable PCTG construction. The pods feature a top-fill system with a removable cap, allowing for easy refilling of vape jucie. It is also very convenient to use. Button-activated ensures safety and easy operation.

The pod kit can be fitted with various coils through a press-fit method, including Vaporesso GTX, VOOPOO PnP, BP TMD, BP TMD Mesh and BP TMD Pro coils. And the pod is magnetically connected to the kit. With different settings selected, the kit can present DL (Direct Lung), RDL (Restricted Direct Lung), and MTL (Mouth-to-Lung) vaping styles, catering to a wide range of vaping preferences.

In summary, BP Mods Lightsaber X kit offers a satisfying vaping experience for users while maintaining a stylish and unique design. Follow me and take you to be the first to know about the latest valuable products from online vape shop.


Similar products:
caliburn ak2
vaporesso eco nano

Dead Rabbit Pro RDA of φ24mm is dual coil RDA. It features 3 airflow modes to provide you with various air intakes and mellow taste. With the postless building deck, it features generous space to easily install coil for starters and masters. The extra 810 drip tip and side AFC ring are included in the package. It also supports DIY combo colorful match to make you enjoy DIY fun.

Hellvape Dead Rabbit Pro RDA Giveaway, 1 winner, ends on July 13th, 2023

Enter here

Looking for recommendations for RBA deck with compatible tank. My tank that came with my Old Cyborg Quest is leaking badly. I think it happened when It bumped something to hard on accident so I need to replace it as soon as possible.

I was looking at the Smok TFV12 Prince RBA Deck but it doesn't seem any place has them in stock. I see weird websites but I am not sure I could trust them.

However the tank is available for $24.99 at Element Vape

can i get suggestions for a good RBA deck with compatible tank? (USA)

ps: I don't want an RTA only RBA
Also I am still considering the Brunhilde MLT RTA but want to see what my other options are.

thank you

​

Item name: Psychomod KBR-X with UN panels (21700 DNA60)

Price: $360
Add $5 for First Class shipping, $10 for Priority Mail. US only.
Trades for other boro mods considered. Payment via Cashapp, Zelle or PP F&F.

Condition: Mod and panels are in excellent, used condition.

Location: US-VA

Comments: Mod is in excellent condition and performs flawlessy. Includes case, COA and two battery wraps.

Pics:
Gallery: Login to view embedded media

Location: California
Payment: PayPal, CashApp, Zelle

SMOK T-STORM - New Sealed
Color: White/Black (stormtrooper)
$35 shipped

Lost Vape Thelema DNA250C - 9.9/10 (just mod no original box)
Color: SS/Green Snake Skin
$95 shipped

Lost Vape Thelema SOLO DNA100C + BP Mods Pioneer v1.5 RTA DLC - both 9.9/10
Color: GunMetal/Cow Hide
SOLD

Album: Login to view embedded media

Journey into the enigmatic embrace of X Lost Mary, an elusive flavor part of the exquisite collection found at Elf Bar Flavors. This unique blend will leave your taste buds seeking more.

Explore the hyde best clearance, a treasure trove of top-tier vape devices at incredibly discounted prices. Grab these exceptional deals before they're gone!