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Acidic juices an issue with tube and bottle?
Sorry, I was going for a funny. It's a liquid squeezed out of sad angels' eyes. -
Acidic juices an issue with tube and bottle?
From what I hear about the Pluid, unless you are planning to make it your all day vape, it's better to drip it. Into something stainless, that can be boiled in acid, PGA, and angel's tears later. While it will not corrode the Reo's bottle and tube, it will very likely embed itself into it to the... -
Why does it seem like not too many people buying juice feeders and are using tanks ? Why tanks??
Please don't take it the wrong way, but how small are your hands? Really, not flaming you, whatever works for you, do that. Just trying to help. If you prefer a Reo/RM2 to an Ego/clearo, have you tried Reo Mini? I have a Mini 2.1 sitting on my desk, and, while my hands are only slightly smaller...- Commie
- Post #14
- Forum: General Vaping Discussion
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Why does it seem like not too many people buying juice feeders and are using tanks ? Why tanks??
My guess is that it's a natural flow of things. Most people start with a gas station disposable. Graduate to a rechargeable cigalike. That has a carto on it. They realize that battery life is terrible. Graduate to Egos with the same carto. Realize that juice capacity is terrible. Put the same...- Commie
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- Forum: General Vaping Discussion
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Easy bottom feed modification for the Phoenix v4 (ERA clone) RBA
I think my favorite (of the cheap ones) is $4.88 A6 Mini Rebuildable Dripping Atomizer at FastTech - Worldwide Free Shipping -
Rob's IGO-S reviews?
Well, I figured out my issue with the ERA/Cyclone/IGO-S style atomizers (and it's embarassing), so now I decided that I like them :) So, I may have missed them, but are there any reviews of Rob's new bottom feeding IGO-S? How well does the cap stay on? How sturdy are the posts? Do the posts... -
Don't wrap coils in the evening
Because I'm not a morning person. I can't be trusted to be rational in the morning. -
Don't wrap coils in the evening
So I keep reminding myself not to make new coils in the evening, and then I keep doing it anyway. By evening, my throat usually gets used to the sub-ohm vape, so I make a new coil that seems pleasantly "just right". Then the next morning, I keep coughing my eyes out :( I think I need more... -
KFL question
Thank you, guys! Ground out the juice channels, and it seems to wick much better, even when airflow is wide open. Now I'm just down to the whistling issue :)- Commie
- Post #12
- Forum: Rebuildable Atomizer Systems
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KFL question
Hi there! I got a KFL clone, and have a small issue (besides the horrible whistling). It vapes ok, except every now and then it starts feeling dry, and I have to cover most of the air hole, and take a few sharp drags to wet the wick. I use about 1.5ohm microcoils, with a rolled cotton wick...- Commie
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- Forum: Rebuildable Atomizer Systems
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aios td replica
I did, with a dremel. Just made the 3 holes bigger. I like the idea of 3 holes rather than one larger hole, since it will reduce leaking. Unfortunately, I went slightly too big with them for my taste, and AFC doesn't work very well in my case (I prefer to use it as a lock nut).- Commie
- Post #137
- Forum: Rebuildable Atomizer Systems
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Micro Coil for the RBA on your REO
Not sure if they sell nichrome, I buy my kanthal from them. Good prices, fast shipping. Variable Speed Drives, Phase Converters items in TEMCo Industrial Power Systems store on eBay! -
Taifun GT: Real vs Clone
I might be some freak of nature, but I hate the vapor from my KFL, and love how easy it is to setup/refill. It's the opposite of my taifun, which vapes like a champ, but is a bear to setup/refill. I think I'll try Fogger next. Should be best of both worlds.- Commie
- Post #62
- Forum: Rebuildable Atomizer Systems
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hammer clones battery fitments
I have a Tobeco version, with the brass insert, and buttontop EFest 350ies and 500s. Both fit, but barely. The switch is sticking out, and hanging on by a thread. I ended up grinding the little positive connection nubbin inside the brass sleeve. Ground it flat. That gave me about 1.5 mm. Switch...- Commie
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- Forum: General Vaping Discussion
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Stainless steel grading in mods and attys
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Taifun GT: Real vs Clone
I actually pretty happy with it, despite the issues. Now that I know that the vape is good, if I can't work out my issues with the clone, I think I might get the real thing. Cause all my issues are quality related, rather than concept/construction in general.- Commie
- Post #58
- Forum: Rebuildable Atomizer Systems
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Taifun GT: Real vs Clone
TGT clone quality is making me very sad. Once I get it put together, it's about the best vape I've had. Here are the troubles I'm having: 1. Threads are in a bad way. It's very difficult to catch them just right and not strip them 2. O-ring on the chimney is too tight. It ends up turning the...- Commie
- Post #55
- Forum: Rebuildable Atomizer Systems
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No more anodized?
<3 Silver is great. Seems to be the indestructibllest of them. Thank you, Modfather :) -
must haves for first Reo purchase?
Best non-rebuildable atties that I found were various 306es. You can find some on Avid Vaper. They seem to hold more juice. I did still prefer cartos -- little Smoktek 1.7's that Rob sells. If memory serves, his price on them was pretty good too. I did buy a spare spring and a rebuild kit. Just...- Commie
- Post #8
- Forum: Liquid Feed APV Discussion
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No more anodized?
Started looking for a new Grand (cause one can never have enough Reos), but they are all painted nowadays :( I like my anodized silver Grand -- after a year and a half it still looks mostly new. That's one tough finish.