Cuboid RBA head

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Exactly the way the rebuildable is on vertical but both wires go out the bottom. One wire folded over and install rubber grommet and one wire through the middle and install pin. Same as every coil. On Utube check out vertical Atlantis coil rebuild as most coils are done exactly the same Just different coil size and ohms.

I posted a test in another thread, I coiled and wicked the Tron-S and Cubis exactly the same and the Tron-S blew the Cubis right out of the water for flavor. Wife did not believe me it was the very same juice. CHEERS!
 

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Anybody got one? If so how are you rebuilding? I have tried a couple of times and the flavour and vapour production are no where near as good as the pre-built ones. Is it just me or is it not very good?
I think the rba head works as good or better than the stock coil (I've only tried the .5 one). I've only built a ss316 horizontal coil thus far though.

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I think the rba head works as good or better than the stock coil (I've only tried the .5 one). I've only built a ss316 horizontal coil thus far though.

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How did it work out when you had to refill the tank with rebuildable already soaked from the first tankful? Curious minds want to know! LOL CHEERS!
 

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How did it work out when you had to refill the tank with rebuildable already in there?
I'm sorry but I don't get your question. Filling works exactly like with the stock coil. You simply unscrew the top and the coil is taken out with the top and the chimney.

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I'm sorry but I don't get your question. Filling works exactly like with the stock coil. You simply unscrew the top and the coil is taken out with the top and the chimney.

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No gurgling and spitting on the second and third refill? I come to a conclusion if you do not want a mouthful of juice you need to rebuild the coil and wick everytime you have to fill the tank.
 

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No gurgling and spitting on the second and third refill? I come to a conclusion if you do not want a mouthful of juice you need to rebuild the coil and wick everytime you have to fill the tank.
I had heavy gurgling at first (50/50 liquid) but it stopped when I got the wicking first. With a horizontal coil you need to put cotton under/at the sides of the coil as well as through it.

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Then you would lose all the airflow or at least the majority. I only do horizontal coils. Much better air flow and vape I find. CHEERS!
No you don't, and wicking that way when building horizontal coils is actually what Joyetech recommend. Don't stuff the bottom full of cotton, just lightly add enough to cover it.

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