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Datalux

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Can someone with experience compare the the following:

1. RM2.0
2. Igo-S
3. Cyclone w/o AFC

Looking for comparative pictures on a REO Grand, function, ease of use (rebuilding).

Looking to get a second Reo and rba but not sure which one to get. I have a Reo w/ RM2.0 now.
Considering Grand or Low Profile w/Sub-ohm kit and at least two (2) more rba's. Maybe the Igo-s AND Cyclone and decide for myself??

Just hate to waste money (especially on a Cyclone, if the Igo-S works just as well)
 

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I started out with RM2 and when i got my stock Cyclone b/f, i thought the flavor was a little better (micro coil .75 ohms, cotton wick on either)… some say the smaller chamber improves flavor.

Then i tried the Cyclone with AFC and duals… .5 ohms +/- .05 … tons of vapor but less flavor….

put the stock Cyclone, single coil again for a while….

then back to RM2… decided it was better flavor and more vapor than the Cyclone (the RM2 airhole is larger…perfect)

Bought another RM2…. sold the Cyclone. Running 2 RM2's on both my units.

Moral of the story? there are a lot of factors in making an atomizer hummm … and i'm a simple guy.

ANNNND…. …… ymmv lol.
 

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Got my black Wrinkle LP Reo with LP RM2 today. Here are some photos with two LP Reo Grands.

Regular milled RM2 , LP RM2
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Regular Cyclone - Cyclone with AFC top
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Cyclone - LP RM2
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LP RM2 - Cyclone + AFC top
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Currently I like a single coil in the RM2 with mouth hits and I do a dual coils and lung hits on the Cyclone + AFC, completely different animals but I like them both. I've yet to try single coils in either the regular Cyclone or Cyclone + AFC. I'll try to do that this week.
 

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just discovered another advantage (for me at least) of the RM2 over the Igo.

being a clumsy old guy, i often knock over my mods on my desk. no problem, right?

tonight i picked one up and the atty was tilted to one side. moved it and it was tilted to the other side. dang, did i hose the 510 connector?


must... keep... fiddling

by the time i realized it was my new igo-s and not a trusty threaded cap rm2, i fiddled my newly-wrapped coil away into oblivion :facepalm:





while it lasted, it was the best coil i ever wrapped...
 

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I'm enjoying the igo greatly. It is certainly a bit tougher to build on than the rm2, but i like being able to make slight shifts in airflow direction.

The rm2 makes it simple to build the coil in position with the air hole... For me it is a toss-up... I like them both, but I prefer the rm2 for ease of build and ceramic deck. It gives me far more wiggle room to make silly coils.

As for style, i really love the igo w/ it's carbon fiber shorty tip.




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Picked up a b/f Origen!!! v2.... for my modded Grand.... boom!

made 2 horizontal micro's 26g nichrome, 8 wraps each around aprox 1.3mm ID = 0.39 ohms; perfect

.... the base is WIDE which i like (biggish chamber)... ...won't fit.

I hope to get my Grand lowered because imo you only need a very small drip well anyway.

Anyone use the b/f Origen on a Reo yet? Wondering how far down to go?

Edit: if feasible I'd like to send a stock Grand to Rob to mill for me
 
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