Bottom Feed for a noob?

[Leithan]

So I'm newer to vaping and interested in a bottom feed, figured it would be a nice reward to myself. I have been reading up here on the forum and really like the Bogger Box DNA 20. how steep of a learning curve are juice feeds? Will a Bogger Box with the bigger juice cup fit something like a cyclone or ERA RBA?

 

[Commie]

I can't speak about bogger boxes from personal experience (I use Reos), but I heard they're very well built.

Learning curve -- yes, there is one. In the beginning, I found it extremely frustrating to use atomizers. I either flooded or dry hit them, so I used cartos. Cartos taste better on a bottom feeder than they do by themselves or in a tank, likely, due to the juice being fed directly onto the coil.
With rebuildables, the learning curve is different. If you're already used to dripping with a particular atomizer, bottom feeding it is about the same as dripping. And ERA is a very fine choice.
So far, the simplest to setup, and the best overall BF RBA that I came accross is the reomizer 2, with ERA following a very close second.

 

[lamarrk]

I'm new at bottom feeding (Reo Grand). After a couple of weeks I feel I'm very close to perfecting this. Getting the right amount of "squeeze" takes practice. Very worth it when you master the "squonk".

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/reos-mods/95123-reo-lounge-reo-grand-opening-sale-267.html#post2116093

 

[pray4mojo37]

The vmodxl is sweet and reasonably priced!

 

[fourthrok]

I second the vote on the Vmod. Either the XL or the small one...both are excellent, and easy to use. Look good, too!