My review on the big bully:
Overview with my key buying points in RED.
Well thought out rebuildable atomizer design constructed of stainless steel and plated copper. This product is billed as one of the simplest and best quality rebuildable atomizers on the market. This atomizer allows 10-15 drops and has great leakage protection with a fully sleeved post made of silicone.
Sounds like my kind of RBA. Simple, doesn't leak, great quality.
Ok the good.
1. It is very simple.
2. can be torn complety apart to clean.
3. works great out the box.
4. Has a coil installed from factory. However I didn't give the factory installed coil a chance. Took it out immediately and wrapped 4 wicks of 2mm silica wick with a 2/3 wrap of 28awg kanthal(.8 ohms).
The bad.
1. Mine has crooked threading on the top piece. So it doesn't screw down flush on all sides and could possibly leak. Mine hasn't leaked out the bottom yet.
2. i had to drill out the air hole a bit. Atty worked great but had one hell of a throat hit with not much vapor with stock airhole. This is pretty common with most RBA from my experience. So no shock here.
3. Not a lot of room between the coil and top cover. Which creates the possibility of juice coming out of the air hole. And more possibility if you drill it out like i did. But hey what vaper doesn't have paper towels handy right?
4. If you were to try to wrap a dual coil. It would be very hard to get 2 28 gauge wires through the holes they provide on the post. You have to wrap them around the screws.
5. 15 drips. Well thats if you want to fill the well up with juice and assuming you could get enough wick down there to feed up to the coil. At .8 ohms...well it just doesnt feed quick enough. However i did run one of the 4 wicks down there to catch excess juice and it does work.
Now all of these are minor and is really just me being picky.
The ugly.
The only major flaw I have found with the atty is the fact that if you really crank the middle piece on the 510 connection down you run the risk of making a hard short. From the + post of the atty smashing the silicon grommet down and well....the ground hitting the hot and you know the rest
. But you would have to really crank it down for this.
So all in all I would give this a 7/10. Would be an 8 but the crooked threads are a turn off.
I found it to be a decent atty. That does what it says it will do. IS there better out there? Of course there is but its really dependent on what you want this for.
Standard atty? Great for this.
Sub ohm atty? Not bad..this is how im using it and it works.
Dual coil extreme sub? Well might not be the best choice but it will work.
As always if you have any questions on this feel free to ask.
Forgot to mention. Even with its name "BIG" Bully. Well its not as big as I imagined. Its about as big around as a Kanger T3 or a 3.5ml carto tank.
Overview with my key buying points in RED.
Well thought out rebuildable atomizer design constructed of stainless steel and plated copper. This product is billed as one of the simplest and best quality rebuildable atomizers on the market. This atomizer allows 10-15 drops and has great leakage protection with a fully sleeved post made of silicone.
Sounds like my kind of RBA. Simple, doesn't leak, great quality.
Ok the good.
1. It is very simple.
2. can be torn complety apart to clean.
3. works great out the box.
4. Has a coil installed from factory. However I didn't give the factory installed coil a chance. Took it out immediately and wrapped 4 wicks of 2mm silica wick with a 2/3 wrap of 28awg kanthal(.8 ohms).
The bad.
1. Mine has crooked threading on the top piece. So it doesn't screw down flush on all sides and could possibly leak. Mine hasn't leaked out the bottom yet.
2. i had to drill out the air hole a bit. Atty worked great but had one hell of a throat hit with not much vapor with stock airhole. This is pretty common with most RBA from my experience. So no shock here.
3. Not a lot of room between the coil and top cover. Which creates the possibility of juice coming out of the air hole. And more possibility if you drill it out like i did. But hey what vaper doesn't have paper towels handy right?
4. If you were to try to wrap a dual coil. It would be very hard to get 2 28 gauge wires through the holes they provide on the post. You have to wrap them around the screws.
5. 15 drips. Well thats if you want to fill the well up with juice and assuming you could get enough wick down there to feed up to the coil. At .8 ohms...well it just doesnt feed quick enough. However i did run one of the 4 wicks down there to catch excess juice and it does work.
Now all of these are minor and is really just me being picky.
The ugly.
The only major flaw I have found with the atty is the fact that if you really crank the middle piece on the 510 connection down you run the risk of making a hard short. From the + post of the atty smashing the silicon grommet down and well....the ground hitting the hot and you know the rest
. But you would have to really crank it down for this. So all in all I would give this a 7/10. Would be an 8 but the crooked threads are a turn off.
I found it to be a decent atty. That does what it says it will do. IS there better out there? Of course there is but its really dependent on what you want this for.
Standard atty? Great for this.
Sub ohm atty? Not bad..this is how im using it and it works.
Dual coil extreme sub? Well might not be the best choice but it will work.
As always if you have any questions on this feel free to ask.
Forgot to mention. Even with its name "BIG" Bully. Well its not as big as I imagined. Its about as big around as a Kanger T3 or a 3.5ml carto tank.
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