Chalice III
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Guess this answers my question regarding Delrin drip tips!
That is a Vaponaute Teflon drip tip and they always feel silky smooth on the lips
That looks fantastic!!! What kind of DT is it?
Edit: answered my Q while I was posting it, lol
BTW, Sunbox E7?
Does the Chalice III sit flush on an LP REO? I wouldn't want to use o-rings to resolve my own OCD issues if it didn't sit down tight. Thanks in advance. Brew
Finally, after an eternity (seems like), got a Chalice coming. Hope this was worth it.
Now if I can only find a Derringer?!
Now if I can only find a Derringer?!
Thanks folks, just purchased a Chalice III from Reosmods.com.... I know markbugs quality, I have the WAE2 so it's quality, I know this is fact.
Well got the chalice in today (after my mailman tried to not deliver it and I had to chase him down to the next neighborhood no joke lol) and I'm quite impressed. Machining is perfect as to be expected. The engineering is perfect. My only issue is the vape, having to get used to a smaller single coil atty again BUT that is a very small qualm...the vape off this thing is fantastic in terms of flavor and density. I'd say it's well wroth what I paid, now I just need one of those new woodvils to slap it on!
Was lucky today as it was my regular mailman and not one of his useless lazy subs. So three new III's came today to go with my one II, and I now have four of them residing on Reo Mini 2.1's (three of them new today as well). 
Got my Chalice III today! Wow!!! Amazing atty. looks a little tiny on my Grand, but the vape is amazing!
I put a simple 29 gauge coil in it at around 1.4 ohms and its vaping great. But I was just curious what builds everyone else is using!
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I put a simple 29 gauge coil in it at around 1.4 ohms and its vaping great. But I was just curious what builds everyone else is using!
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29 gauge 1.2 ohm spaced coil with RxW wick, I won't need to coil or wick again for months.
Does the new chalice 3 fit on the original catch cup of the reo mini 2.1 without any modifications.
After several days of trying to talk myself out of getting a couple of these, I finally ordered them and a long lusted after blue metallic LP. There just aren't any new single coil bottom feed atties coming on the market and I am not a fan of the dual coils. I typically go back and forth between the RM2's and Cyclones with AFC. I really hope these were worth it and hope they are as sturdy as the reo's with the new 510's
29 or 28g A1 Kanthal, .60 ohms on both the Chalice II & III. Never disappoints
TOTALLY worth it. Well made, threads are like butter and if you prefer tighter, warmer draws versus airy, lung hitters, you won't be disappointed
Got mine... I love it!
This thing oozes quality in engineering and machining. It's a LOT smaller than I had mentally pictured, but I find that a plus, actually. I especially love the essentially leak-proof air delivery -- ingenious! The tightness of the draw is exactly where I like it, and where I had my Cyclone AFC set. Basically just a teeny bit more open than a stock Cyclone cap or RM2. And the teeny chamber really concentrates the flavor a lot. Definitely the most flavorful atty I've ever used.
My only gripe is that I think I prefer posts with holes to the wrap-around approach. The wrap-around makes it pretty difficult to even try a parallel coil, due to the difficulty of securing two wires down per post. But a 3.5-wrap 30AWG 1Ω coil seems to be just perfect, if not quite as cloudy as the .6Ω parallel I had been using in my Cyclone. Also, the little post toppers can be a biatch to work with if you accidentally loosen it too much to the point it comes off.
But all in all, definitely a 5-star atty. Very pleased.
This thing oozes quality in engineering and machining. It's a LOT smaller than I had mentally pictured, but I find that a plus, actually. I especially love the essentially leak-proof air delivery -- ingenious! The tightness of the draw is exactly where I like it, and where I had my Cyclone AFC set. Basically just a teeny bit more open than a stock Cyclone cap or RM2. And the teeny chamber really concentrates the flavor a lot. Definitely the most flavorful atty I've ever used.
My only gripe is that I think I prefer posts with holes to the wrap-around approach. The wrap-around makes it pretty difficult to even try a parallel coil, due to the difficulty of securing two wires down per post. But a 3.5-wrap 30AWG 1Ω coil seems to be just perfect, if not quite as cloudy as the .6Ω parallel I had been using in my Cyclone. Also, the little post toppers can be a biatch to work with if you accidentally loosen it too much to the point it comes off.
But all in all, definitely a 5-star atty. Very pleased.
This reminds me - a warning to those just receiving your Chalice now!
Several people in the first run found out that the clearance is tight between the posts and the cap!!
Don't leave any wire ends sticking up or out to the side - and even better, CHECK YOUR BUILD ON AN OHM-METER AGAIN AFTER YOU PUT THE CAP ON. It's worth it to prevent a short!
Several people in the first run found out that the clearance is tight between the posts and the cap!!
Don't leave any wire ends sticking up or out to the side - and even better, CHECK YOUR BUILD ON AN OHM-METER AGAIN AFTER YOU PUT THE CAP ON. It's worth it to prevent a short!
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