Hey guys, I need a new atomized for hubs. We've always used the RM2 but hubs wants to be able to make duel coils. So if you know of a good 1, with a link on where to get it and cost if you know it would be much appreciated! 
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Hey guys, I need a new atomized for hubs. We've always used the RM2 but hubs wants to be able to make duel coils. So if you know of a good 1, with a link on where to get it and cost if you know it would be much appreciated!
Go to reosmods. There are some there that will fit the bill! Also check out the specs for them here: http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/reos-mods/601169-reomizer-physical-comparison-chart-rm2-rm3-rm4-rm5.html
Odin will always be the first one I recommend
might have to email him to see if he has any instock. Single coil and dual coil options.
Edit it's lokilab.com, but apparently they site is down for maintenance
Edit x2 haha, I don't think the Odin works on the standard grand's so disregard my comment.
might have to email him to see if he has any instock. Single coil and dual coil options.
Edit it's lokilab.com, but apparently they site is down for maintenance
Edit x2 haha, I don't think the Odin works on the standard grand's so disregard my comment.
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Standard or LP Reo/RM2? The RM3 is available as a 3-post for dual coils if you want to stay with the same small footprint and in the same price range. If not the selection or dual capable bf atty's is a long one.
Btw we have standard grand' s that we are getting ready to send in for the upgrade when Rob has time for them.
I'm with Danny on this one. Goodluck ever getting ahold of Lokilab though - I've e-mailed, I've called, and I've given up...but if you click the "notify me" thing on the site you'll get an e-mail when they're back in stock
If you send for upgrade you might as well ask him to mill down to LP to give you more atty options.
In the meantime for experimenting and intro to dual coils the RM3 would be the least expensive and will fit your current setup with small footprint as mentioned.
I didn't know that it could be milled down like that? Hmmmm that's a thought. Thank You!!
Thank you everyone for all the responses. Is there really much of a difference in performance between 1 and another to warrant the cost?
Let me cast my vote for a RM3 - it seems to fit all of your requirements (including the tight draw). I look at it a the RM2 x 2. With a dual setup, it delivers what you like about the RM2 with extra ooomph. Great little atty.
I think you are really stuck at the dual coil version of an RM3 until/unless you decide to get hubs standard Grand milled down to low profile. Mind you - as Papa stated that's not necessarily a bad place to be stuck at either. There just aren't a lot of options small enough ( <14 mm ) to fit down into the catch cup of a standard Grand, let alone dual coil.
No worries though. You is verified and can always sell that RM3 for nearly what you paid for it in the classifieds if/when you mill the Grand down and should move on to larger diameter attys.
No worries though. You is verified and can always sell that RM3 for nearly what you paid for it in the classifieds if/when you mill the Grand down and should move on to larger diameter attys.
Let's see, SP grands, small atty in stock, tight draw, awesome flavor....I'd have to recommend the cyclone.
You can find the 2014 version at mountain oak vapor dot com. You could run dual coils on it but the stock cap only has one air hole. He could just drill a second hole where the other coil is gonna be mounted, that's an idea. I have a cyclone but I use the AFC cap with mine. The AFC cap will only work on low profile mods though. I have ran dual coils on it before but I found that I prefer a single coil much more.
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You can find the 2014 version at mountain oak vapor dot com. You could run dual coils on it but the stock cap only has one air hole. He could just drill a second hole where the other coil is gonna be mounted, that's an idea. I have a cyclone but I use the AFC cap with mine. The AFC cap will only work on low profile mods though. I have ran dual coils on it before but I found that I prefer a single coil much more.
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