Yup you sure can, seems like most people who do that put it between the posts, either vertically or horizontally. They say it's good. I'm curious to hear your experience with that compared to the cthulhu....for me it's a no brainer.
After working with this Aromamizer SC-200 (6ml) version for awhile now I have found that it just isn't what I look for in my RTA's. I can build a single horizontal coil, 2.5/3mm, Dual Twisted 30g Kanthal A-1 at aroung my preferred 1.3Ω-1.9Ω (set to 12-16 watts) and place it between the posts very easily, so no problems there. I also had no problems with the wicking either, very easily done. It's the airflow that is the problem for me. I got both the (4) hole and the (2) hole AFC bands in my package (both Black, Yeah), so the (4) hole band first, I cut the airflow down as much as I could but when I got to a certain point I started getting Harsh-ish type hits, almost like burnt (similar to a hot coil burnt, not cotton type burnt) hits, more like Lack of airflow Hot Hits. Next, I went to the (2) hole AFC band and used the holes between the posts for airflow adjustment, Same Thing as the (4) hole band did, no surprise there.
With my Cthulhu V2 I can just barely get the airflow cut down to what I like for M2L before that Harsh-ish/coil burnt taste starts, but the Aromamizer SC-200 tank can't quite get down to that level of restricted airflow before things start going south.
I finally put a Dual Vertical (half of a Roxymizer) 2.5mm, 30g Dual Twisted, 8 wrap each, KGD wicked, .6Ω build set at 27 watts and opened the airflow up to half way with the (2) hole band, and it vapes Beautifully, Stunningly Fantastic.
On occasion (a Good day), I do like what might be considered these days, a "Normal Vape Setup", Blowing Big'ol clouds running Sub-Ohm and 25+ Watts and causing "The Weather Channel" to issue Severe Storm Alerts, and in that guise the Aromamizer RDTA does do it's thing, and does it Very well, with Very Good (top notch) taste even. If that is what you like, then the Aromamizer RDTA will give it to you, in spades.
For me though, the Aromamizer RDTA is a novelty, as my smoking for 52 years has left me encumbered with very diminished lung capacity. As a result, I almost HAVE to vape just like I smoked, meaning, M2L with a Very restricted airflow setup so I can vape as comfortably as possible, yet still realize some sort of vapor on the exhale and also get my daily ration of Nic, and in that the Aromamizer RDTA is Not Up (or Down, depending on you're point of view) to the challenge.
I think that Most, Newer Atomizers coming to market these days are aimed to please the younger generation of smokers, looking to find a healthier lifestyle (without the 4000+ added chemicals) but able to still continue using Nic as their Drug of Choice, which they have gotten used to over a period of time. They can do the Deep Lung Hits, Time after Time and not bat an eye, while the older, or "more experienced" crowd are left more to their own devices (pun intended). We'll be dead soon enough (thank You R.J.Reynolds), but the younger crowd will be here for decades to come, so why
not milk them for all the money that these companies can by building products that suit the younger profile of vapers more, and us M2L'ers less. That's how I see it, so I continue my journey towards Vape Nirvana.
I'm checking out the Ubertoot UTA2, The Hurricane, and the Taifun GT-S V2, One of those has to work, I hope.
