Auto Feed

[Rodney Conforti]

Anyone use the auto feed system out there for the Reo's Grands?

 

[Mudflap]

I considered giving it a go, but the lazy won out and I decided squonking was easier than search for little tubes and gaskets and poking holes in bottles.

 

[ltrainer]

I considered giving it a go, but the lazy won out and I decided squonking was easier than search for little tubes and gaskets and poking holes in bottles.

me too, at least for now

 

[bushmaster]

Personally, I've found auto-feeding an attribute to be avoided--not encouraged.

 

[lostknitter]

I avoid auto feed at all costs, but on my REO, it generally only happens to me when a carto is bad.

 

[beezer]

Why avoid It? Just curious.

 

[davelog]

Once it starts feeding itself, it's just a matter of time before it achieves full sentience, and then we'll have a mod revolt on our hands.

 

[bushmaster]

Why avoid It? Just curious.

It tends to result in flooded attys.

 

[beezer]

Ok, gotchya.

 

[amarti]

My Grand is a auto feeder already directly from factory.
(I added a mini tube and now it is now longer a totally automatic feeder anymore.)

Andreas

 

[nerak]

I personally like the ability to perform the perfect squonk that results in a atty or cartos getting just what it needs to produce the quality vapor that I demand! I will be sticking my finger in that hole for a long time to come! Don't want any self-feeding, no thanks!

 

[PayleRyder]

My experience with auto-feeding on a REO was the last time I was on a plane.

juice. Everywhere.

Who knew a 3ml bottle held 6ml of juice? Well, it sure seemed that way!

-PR

 

[Sterno]

JMHO but if im to lazy to squeeze to juice im in trouble the reo is already easy for me just like they are

 

[bushmaster]

My experience with auto-feeding on a REO was the last time I was on a plane.

Juice. Everywhere.

Who knew a 3ml bottle held 6ml of juice? Well, it sure seemed that way!

-PR

You too, huh? I had a Woodvil with maybe 4ml in it. I reached in my shirt pocket at 30,000 ft. and ooooooooooh, that's icky. I fortunately had a couple paper towels in my pocket and cleaned things up decently but learned my lesson. Next time fly with the minimum in the bottle that I'll need for any stopovers.

 

[Renrav]

You too, huh? I had a Woodvil with maybe 4ml in it. I reached in my shirt pocket at 30,000 ft. and ooooooooooh, that's icky. I fortunately had a couple paper towels in my pocket and cleaned things up decently but learned my lesson. Next time fly with the minimum in the bottle that I'll need for any stopovers.

Well you could do that, or you could just take the bottle out and cap it before you get on the plane. That's what I did just last weekend. You can reassemble it at cruising height, but you'd have to take the bottle back off before descending, I think. I was only flying from Atlanta to New Orleans though, so I wasn't worried about having it operational during a 1 hour flight.