Cthulhu RTA V2 (similar posts to the velocity rda)
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I lol'd.
And I know there's a lot of folks that have no idea where the name of this atty came from, so:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cthulhu
Reading that was like Information OverLoad, but it was something I wondered about. Thanks for the link.
This is the 28/34 Clapton I did a few days ago....
And this is the fused 28/34 Clapton I'll be trying out in a day or so....
This is the 28/34 Clapton I did a few days ago....
And this is the fused 28/34 Clapton I'll be trying out in a day or so....
Very Nice rhm, good work, I ordered a spool of 28/32 to try out, but wish I could find something like your 28/34 that was pre-manufactured for us that don't make our own, something like the 'UD' brand wire. You're wire looks nice though, I'm interested in you're findings, like does the flavor/vapor drop off with the 34g versus the 32g, or going from 26g for the center wire down to 28g. I know about the space limitations between the posts on some decks will influence the size of wire used in the Clapton's and such also (the single deck of the Cthulhu V2 for one).
Wow !! You must Really like that RTA a lot.
Oh yeah. Solid deck design, generous juice channels, and compatible threading means they're not just great stock but you can get creative with them. Here's a Cthulhu with a custom big chimney and tank (no DT required). Really packs a flavorful punch.
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Another review for anyone interested - do bother watching if your looking for tips on how to use this RTA this guy really struggle to do anything on this tank.... however if you want to feel good about your own intuition watch away
Thanks.... I have to do them all by hand, not liking the drill too much....
I can't really compare the flavor difference between them, the 26/32 coils were duals and so far the 28/34 has been single....
I can tell you that the 28/34 upped the flavor on the single deck, though.... I did a twisted coil when it first arrived and there was very little flavor.... With this Clapton, I diluted a flavor 50/50 with some unflavored and there was more flavor than at full strength on the twisted coil....
maybe someone can chime in and give me a little help....I don't know if i'm doing something wrong but i can't seem to get the juice control to work at all...I put the small ring on first with the grove in and then i put the juice control on.....Is it supposed to screw on or just get pushed in and sit there.....Mine does not screw on.....I am getting dry hits because the juice is not flowing.....I have tried everything...wicking it all different ways.....but i know i am doing something wrong with the juice control....i keep turning and turning it clockwise(on the mod and straight up).....and i can lift it right off....ready to throw this in the garbage!!.....much appreciate some help
Um, I don't know what you mean mine works fine without this weird, confusing ring on it.
Screw the inner ring with the notch into the outer ring then place the assembled piece on the deck, maybe?
Pushing lightly down on that assembly, turn it counter clockwise until the outer ring starts to lift off from the base of the deck then back it clockwise a bit. That should put you at fully open....
Does the outer ring screw onto the inner ring ok? If so, all you need to do is to put the inner ring on, and then screw the outer ring on just enough to catch the threads...if you screw it down, you're closing off juice flow. I removed mine entirely and it works just fine without it. I found it to be unnecessary. Hope that helps some.
Contrary to conflicting comments someone posted a couple of days ago regarding the juice control ring, clockwise actually closes off the juice (raises the inner ring) and counter-clockwise opens it (lowers the inner ring). If you're turning it clockwise after you've assembled it, that is the problem...just turn it counter-clockwise.
well obviously that depends on whether your looking at it from the bottom or top. I just stick with to open just turn in the same direction to open airflow and obviously the opposite to close. That said i never use the juice control mine is really stiff although my new one seems perfect! sometime i get a small leak when filling if my wicking is mediocre (i'm using 50/50) but for high VG uses i doubt they will have any problems!
The easy way to remember is that you turn it in same direction as your airflow. open is open, shut is shut.
I'll just say I like to think most people don't assemble their tanks upside-down, don't fiddle with the juice control ring with it upside-down, don't try to determine which direction to twist it while upside down (especially since on a exposed base it would be difficult to see which direction the inner ring is headed) but since you have to point that out then "obviously" indeed.
That's a good tip to remember.
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