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I just ordered one of these, as difficult as its been for some reviewers I couldn't resist the overwhelming consensus on it having killer flavor.
You seriously think the moonshot is an ugly device???
You're honestly the absolute first person I've ever heard say anything even remotely like that. I think it's one of the best looking toppers out there.
I don't know where you guys are getting this 70 watt thing from...literally everywhere I've seen it saids the recommended wattage range is from 30 WATTS-200 watts. So I think whoever first said the 70 watts thing just made a mistake.thanks! yeah,, i thought it was a little weird the 70w,, but then again maybe it was intended as a crossover for drippers to tanks.........i dunnoi do build my own UGLY coils that work fine ,, they seem to wander .25-.75 ohms.......for me lower is better,, but i accept my unpredictable fingers limits
i bought some 1.0 coils for a rda,, my topbox kept refusing it.......i dunno.
Yep, I have it on a DNA 200 in temp control. Dual SS 316L 2.5mm spaced coils at 430f with anything from 30-55w. It's got a ton of air so I do close it tighter the lower I go in wattage but it can hum right along at 30w all day if you want.
Got one yesterday as my first RTA and absolutely love it. Tried to stay away from building on tanks in fear of leaking but I put a couple claptons, wicked it up, and no leaks! Flavor is absolutely amazing, clouds are pretty good too! Running it at 55-65w and it's great, I don't mind the 2ml capacity since the Arctic V8 mini that ive been using was only 3.5 so filling up doesn't really bother me. Drip tips also fit really snug in the top so no worries about it falling out if you decide to use one.
I seen vapordna has a black version now, for anyone interested.
Vapenw has them for $35 though, so I think I'll buy one to give it a try.
Yup. The built in curved drip tip deal is weird. It's not bad looking with another tip on it but it's still not a looker. Haha
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I am used to small capacity tanks. I ran a nano kit on the R91 for a long time, and I run a small herd of mini goblins on a regular basis. This atty plows through juice in record pace. It is a pita to build on. But, it is actually pretty good overall. Aside from building it - everything comes apart easy, and the threads are all good. The airflow cap on the bottom pops right off, and because of the way the airflow works, if you do get a little bit of a leak you can pop the bottom cap and run it under a thin bead of water right through the airflow and clean it out without any issues. It is top fill. There is a lot of room to build in for a tiny tank. You're just going to have long leads because of the way the airflow holes are set up. Hooked ceramic tweezers make pinching up the coils easy so you can get even pressure without deforming them. (Because you have to partially assemble it to fire it)
Do I like it better than a mini goblin? No. Do I like it a lot less? No. It is just different, and allows building in different ways than the teensy tiny build deck of the gob. I don't have dozens of tanks to compare it to.
My one word of warning is to tighten, and re-tighten, and re-tighten your leads. I had some issues running Ti / temp control with the moonshot because of this. It was giving me fits. If you are using Ti, you gotta CRANK it down like you mean it.
Do I like it better than a mini goblin? No. Do I like it a lot less? No. It is just different, and allows building in different ways than the teensy tiny build deck of the gob. I don't have dozens of tanks to compare it to.
My one word of warning is to tighten, and re-tighten, and re-tighten your leads. I had some issues running Ti / temp control with the moonshot because of this. It was giving me fits. If you are using Ti, you gotta CRANK it down like you mean it.
I had to take my build deck apart and rebuild it? the positive post was touching and giving me a short message after that it was fine! Still testing the tank, but so far so good! 
I've been enjoying mine, bit of a pain to build but killer flavor
just got mine 2 days ago and I'm loving the performance but the problem is that air bubbles get stuck in front of the wick holes and block the juice from moving around freely...
any one faced a similar issue ?
any one faced a similar issue ?
Yep, mine does that if you look in the pic I posted above. I just shake it & they go away, it's probably due to the tight clearance between the glass & wick holes.
Yes, bubbles do get trapped...but when small ones club into a big one they finally manages to escape lol
Same thing happens here also.
Wondering wether it would help to sand a bit away since it's not all the wickholes that gather bubbles, just one.
Wondering wether it would help to sand a bit away since it's not all the wickholes that gather bubbles, just one.
I got the air bubbles too. love the flavor out of the Moonshot!! 
But the first buid was troubling, kept getting the short message, I fixed it, found the positive post was crooked and barley touching, no problem it is fixed now!
But now I went through my first tank, no leaks! I only refilled it and now I got a leak? I had the AFC closed when refilling it, but I will admit I topped it off, I only had a small air bubble on top, next time I am going to NOT fill it so much, anybody else have this problem?
But the first buid was troubling, kept getting the short message, I fixed it, found the positive post was crooked and barley touching, no problem it is fixed now! But now I went through my first tank, no leaks! I only refilled it and now I got a leak? I had the AFC closed when refilling it, but I will admit I topped it off, I only had a small air bubble on top, next time I am going to NOT fill it so much, anybody else have this problem?
Yes, do get some leaking now and then, usually when the atty gets HOT.
Might be the liquid, might be wicks getting moved a bit when you put the pieces back together.
Not a juiceflood emptying the tank on me mod, but just a bit.
Wonder if it has something to do with tight fit 'n bubbles
Might be the liquid, might be wicks getting moved a bit when you put the pieces back together.
Not a juiceflood emptying the tank on me mod, but just a bit.
Wonder if it has something to do with tight fit 'n bubbles
I am hoping! All I did was remove the top fill cap with the AFC closed. like I said, it was not leaking before the refill? But it was not bad, just a little ring around the base. I opened the top again to let some air in, seemed to stop. I have about half a tank, will try to refill it again, but this time I will NOT fill it so much and see if that was my fault(user error)?
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