Should a biginner get thesed Fasttech Dripping RBA's?

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ultimately the wire might get harder as a result of torching the wire, but for me I do this to get the wire slightly more pliable. I find that when the wire has been heated a few x's it wraps alittle nicer. this is especially true for thicker gauge wires. now for thinner wires it probably doesn't matter much and can actually damage the wire as the heat might just burn and break the wire. also wires tend to expand & contract with heat, so by possibly expanding & contracting the wire beforehand, it can eliminate this after the wrap, making for a much more stable coil.
 

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Doctor Jones, you have nothing to fear. You can't get a much more simple and rewarding RBA experience than a simple dripper.

Check out this thread for a step by step photo tutorial on how to build a similar RBA. These principals will apply to any dripper.

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RM2 / RBA 2.0 / Reomizer 2 Rebuild Tutorial

I was in your shoes about 4 months ago. It's alot easier than some make it appear. Good luck bro :)
Nice tutorial!! Have you done a tutorial like this, except with the dual coils?
 
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