Aromamizer RDTA by Steam Crave

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Novcon

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Option 1: unscrew, fill a syringe or skinny pipette with Heavy VG juice which is a total pain. Inject the atty. Check wicks and build. Rescrew. Clean syringe.

Option 2: unscrew. Put 140 drops of heavy VG into atty using a still hand. Check wicks and build. Rescrew.

Explain which one is easy?


www.onestopdiyshop.com has 50ml needle tip bottles for 40 cents each. I can fill the 6ml from empty in less than 15 seconds. I'm using 90 VG juice. That's pretty easy in my book.
 

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Why are you using needles? That fill channel is enormous, even the biggest eyedropper bottles I have fill it with no issue, max VG. Are you trying to like fit it into the drain holes at the bottom of the channel? Cause you don't need to do that. Just flood the entire channel, it drains into the tank as fast as I can squeeze the bottle/eyedropper.
 

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Why are you using needles? That fill channel is enormous, even the biggest eyedropper bottles I have fill it with no issue, max VG. Are you trying to like fit it into the drain holes at the bottom of the channel? Cause you don't need to do that. Just flood the entire channel, it drains into the tank as fast as I can squeeze the bottle/eyedropper.

The bottles are not a real needle, just a smaller tip that fits the channel really well. That way I don't flow any into the center.
 
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Can you MTL with this atty?

Also is the leaking really prominent or just wicking issue?

You could MTL if you used the two hole vape band and cut a little more airflow off. And it doesn't leak. The people who get leaks are barely putting any cotton in the well, I fill my well with cotton and have never had a leak or a dry hit.
 

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You could MTL if you used the two hole vape band and cut a little more airflow off. And it doesn't leak. The people who get leaks are barely putting any cotton in the well, I fill my well with cotton and have never had a leak or a dry hit.
This really isn't probably the best choice for MTL. It's not going to leak as long as the four holes in the bottom of the deck are covered by the wick's tails unless something comes along and causes a pressure change like temp change or going up a mountain, ect.
 

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Got my package from VaporDNA.

Dual Clapton. 26n80, 32ga wrap.

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I didn't like the stock drip tip either and use this delrin tip that came on a Derringer clone and really like it; no heat and flow throw vapor
I'm the opposite. I liked it so much for its anti-spit back that I ordered more and put them on my Lemo's (notorious spitters).

As for verticals, call me old-school but I like to feed liquid at both ends, so I stay horizontal in all my tanks.
 

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Why are you using needles? That fill channel is enormous, even the biggest eyedropper bottles I have fill it with no issue, max VG. Are you trying to like fit it into the drain holes at the bottom of the channel? Cause you don't need to do that. Just flood the entire channel, it drains into the tank as fast as I can squeeze the bottle/eyedropper.
This. I fill mine with everything, no problems.
 
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I'm the opposite. I liked it so much for its anti-spit back that I ordered more and put them on my Lemo's (notorious spitters).

As for verticals, call me old-school but I like to feed liquid at both ends, so I stay horizontal in all my tanks.
Yes, old school. Verticals throw the vapor to both sides of the coil left and right, not just downward like the horizontal, it creates a different and some think much better experience.
 

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Yes, old school. Verticals throw the vapor to both sides of the coil left and right, not just downward like the horizontal, it creates a different and some think much better experience.
Except it isn't just downward, any more than verticals throw it only to the left. :)

It's 360 degrees in the direction of the coil windings.
 

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Isn't it an incredible vape? What juice are you zapping?

For the first tank was Strawberry Dreamcake from Coval. Tank was empty on my third session. Wick got dry on me cuz I had it to high on wattage.

About to fill it up and rewick add some Perpetual Check or Lucena from FP.
 

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I put a vertical 8 wrap dual 26g coil build in my V-style deck last night, and its terribad. Going to rebuild it again, hopefully I'll like 22, or 24g better. The thought behind using 26g was that I could hopefully use less watts, to conserve a bit of battery, but even at 60-65w, its just bland.
 

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I've been experimenting with my MT and Crius to come up with builds that use less juice and power, though I'm not sure if they would go over well in the Aromamizer. I put a dual twisted 28g in the MT and 28/32 Claptons in the Crius. Both are vaping nicely at under 35W. So I'm pleased.
 
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