Indeed it does!Definitely going to pick up one of these.
MMW, do you know if it has juice flow control? It looks like it does...
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Indeed it does!Definitely going to pick up one of these.
MMW, do you know if it has juice flow control? It looks like it does...
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Hi all! Not going to bore you with blah, blah, blah.
This is the new offering from AugVape and Roxy, the Merlin Mini.
•24mm diameter
•18mm single coil deck with 2 x 2mm post holes
•18mm dual coil deck with 2 x 2.5mm post holes
•2ml capacity
•2mm and 1.5mm airflow inserts for single coil deck
•33.5mm height without driptip and 42.5mm with driptip
These are in Production now. These pics are the final prototype.
Lol! I didn't even see that!I see Clash of clans in your 4th image.
My son says, your base can't match his , just you seems to be richer.
I always thought this atty style was a juice boiler. All your juice sitting in the tank laying on the wall of the coil chamber discoloring and darkening flavor. Better technology has eradicated this in other attys.
RDTA is old tech not sure what the draw is to them. It makes no sense to fight to get your liquid to go up instead of follow the path of least resistance which is down. I have many gennys and even a Avocado. The Avocado is ok but I do not like having to pay attention to tilting the right way at high wattage to make sure there is no dry hit.I assume you mean RDTA is a better choice.
But RDTA generally means a long way for the juice to travel to the coil from its deposit that causes 2 disadvantages compare to RTA:
1. It is more prune to dry hit (especially if you have a long inhale) relative to RTA
2. Every re-wick causes more waste of e-juice (for the long cottons you are discarding), this facotr become very obvious if one use e-juice that is gunk prune.
RDTA is old tech not sure what the draw is to them. It makes no sense to fight to get your liquid to go up instead of follow the path of least resistance which is down. I have many gennys and even a Avocado. The Avocado is ok but I do not like having to pay attention to tilting the right way at high wattage to make sure there is no dry hit.
RTA is the best way IMO. And with the new decks we use with large juice channels it just makes more sense. I am sure this new Merlin has better flavor with the shorter chimney and the overall design is pretty nice.
Yes. I'm just saying I prefer my juice to not sit around a hot chimney before it gets absorbed by my wicks. Heated juice tastes lousy. It also affects the nicotine. The Avocado style setup gets the juice off the hot chimney. The genny tilt is a small consolation. I guess I'm just a top coil tank fan.RDTA is old tech not sure what the draw is to them. It makes no sense to fight to get your liquid to go up instead of follow the path of least resistance which is down. I have many gennys and even a Avocado. The Avocado is ok but I do not like having to pay attention to tilting the right way at high wattage to make sure there is no dry hit.
RTA is the best way IMO. And with the new decks we use with large juice channels it just makes more sense. I am sure this new Merlin has better flavor with the shorter chimney and the overall design is pretty nice.
Yes. I'm just saying I prefer my juice to not sit around a hot chimney before it gets absorbed by my wicks. Heated juice tastes lousy. It also affects the nicotine. The Avocado style setup gets the juice off the hot chimney. The genny tilt is a small consolation. I guess I'm just a top coil tank fan.