D-eagle Style Rebuildable Atomizer (6.5ml)

[bigbubba7373]

anyone have any info or reviews on this D-eagle Style Rebuildable Atomizer (6.5ml)

$30.94 D-eagle Style Rebuildable Atomizer (6.5ml) - stainless steel / matte at FastTech - Worldwide Free Shipping

 

[State O' Flux]

Was looking at that yesterday. I'm not interested, but...

D-Eagle RBA

 

[dwcraig1]

Just received mine, 6 days from acceptance to delivery (FT) so far pretty good. Way too heavy and tall.
Vapes well with heavy PG, I'll try VG next. No leaks during filling or use so far. Air ring needs tighten up, turns effortlessly.

Well maybe not as big as I thought, if I put on a different drip tip it's just slightly taller than a Taifun GT.

Oh that's a Oddy2Kayfun conversion kit in a Hercules with a Terminator tank section added in the top one.
I think soon it may have a polished finish, the thing is darn right ugly but it vapes fantastic.
0.7 Ω, dual 28 gauge Kanthal micros with cotton.

 

[Btsmokincat]

Just received mine, 6 days from acceptance to delivery (FT) so far pretty good. Way too heavy and tall.
Vapes well with heavy PG, I'll try VG next. No leaks during filling or use so far. Air ring needs tighten up, turns effortlessly.

Well maybe not as big as I thought, if I put on a different drip tip it's just slightly taller than a Taifun GT.

The Ukvapers forum and a discussion on fasttech talk about the white insulator under the positive deck is cheap plastic that easily melts. Can you confirm if it actually feels like delrin or simple plastic? Also hows the airflow through those 3 tiny holes under the coils?

 

[bigbubba7373]

thanks for the info dwcraig1 I have 2 taifuns version b from fasttech and they blow my kayfuns away any other info you have after some more time with the D-eagle please post as I want one thanks and vape on.

 

[dwcraig1]

The Ukvapers forum and a discussion on fasttech talk about the white insulator under the positive deck is cheap plastic that easily melts. Can you confirm if it actually feels like delrin or simple plastic? Also hows the airflow through those 3 tiny holes under the coils?

It looks like cheap plastic to me, not to concerned with it melting unless I get careless. There are 3 small air holes on each side of the deck but only 3 under the air control ring. It is comparable more to a Kayfun than a Fogger or Aqua air wise. No lung hitter here just big flavor.

 

[dwcraig1]

thanks for the info dwcraig1 I have 2 taifuns version b from fasttech and they blow my kayfuns away any other info you have after some more time with the D-eagle please post as I want one thanks and vape on.

Tgt's are my main squeeze, that is until now.....maybe

 

[dwcraig1]

Maybe I should vape some of my DIY DK TAB, that ..... will gunk up them coils in half a tank then I can post sooner than later how the dry burn went...LOL

Wow, I got censored, didn't even spell it the whole way.

 

[dwcraig1]

It looks more at home on here.

Dodge Pipe VV mod, dual 18650's in series, up to 5.5 volts out and above 50 watts.

 

[EDO]

It looks like it would be super easy to just cut off the plastic parts that are directly under coils and leave the part that is under the positive screw. That way there is less of chance for the plastic to melt. I am really interested in this atomizer but it is prohibitively ugly....just can't pull the trigger.

 

[dwcraig1]

So after 24 hours+ use, I may have used it in my sleep this thing is a sure winner (for me). Nearing completion of the first tank full so no dry burn has been attempted as yet, probably tomorrow.
As far as ugly goes it keeps getting better looking as my satisfaction grows.
A lot of folks keep comparing Foggers and Aqua's to Kayfun's and Taifun's, the only similarities I see is they are all tanks.
I compare my Fogger's and Aqua's to things like Trident, 3d, ect.
This D-Eagle vapes like a TGT on steroids, not too airy just big flavor, maybe something like vaping two TGT's at the same time...LOL

Long story short, I can see this causing me to find my other atty's deficient.(I'm spoiled)

 

[dwcraig1]

Here is my untried solution for dry burning the coils without melting the insulator. Cut a small strip of business card like paper, soak it in water and slip it under the coils. I'll take a better look at this when at home.
Would I buy another one? Just did.

 

[bsoplinger]

I was looking at one of these to match my sandblasted finish P22 (a semi-clone of the Poldiac). Do you think it'd match finish wise?
https://www.fasttech.com/products/1589900

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[dwcraig1]

I was looking at one of these to match my sandblasted finish P22 (a semi-clone of the Poldiac). Do you think it'd match finish wise?
https://www.fasttech.com/products/1589900

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The finish, probably, but that is 22 mm and the D-eagle is a good 23 mm.
It would look real good on this one: $28.72 King II Style Mechanical Mod - stainless steel / matte / 18350/18500/18650 at FastTech - Worldwide Free Shipping

 

[dwcraig1]

I was hoping to have some more to add like how the dry burn went but I haven't done it as yet. It's working so good that I don't want to "disturb"it. I have filled it 4 times with never a leak. I contribute that to the air hole being 3 small hole rather than i big hole (each side) and speed at which I get it closed back up. I filled it with heavy VG and it wicked great (2nd fill) but dumped that 'cause nic was too low, that's my big cloud juice and this isn't a lung hitter. I've only vaped a little over 1 tank so far with it.

 

[bigbubba7373]

thanks for all the great info dwcraig1 I will pick one up in a week or so

 

[dwcraig1]

Probably was a candidate for a dry burn but time to go to work soon.
I used what I learned from wicking the Fogger v4 and aqua here and that is not putting the cotton the whole length of the vertical channels. This is my first build on this so don't be too critical...LOL

You can't see it but the insulator is still intact.
When I looked at the picture I said "oh my that coil in the back is way higher so I tore it back down but it was the same height.
Look at the size of them channel, no Dremel required here.
I'm running it around 22.5 watts but 35 works well but it's already quite robust at 22.5
That's 0.7 Ω at 4 volts and 5

 

[dwcraig1]

So i finally decided it was time for a dry burn, more so to post it than needing it.
I certainly wouldn't want to be dry burning a coil with a wick in it on this, because of the insulator.
All I did was limit my fire time while blowing the heat away from it, no other precautions were taken to protect the insulator.
The insulator does show ever the slightest signs of heat but that may have come when I pulsed and squeezed the coils upon installation, I totally forgot about the insulator when I did this. I also was vaping it at 35 watts for a while just to see it's capability.
Regardless the insulator is still intact. My 2nd one has been shipped, FT packages (e-pac) have been taking only 5 - 6 days from acceptance.

By the way, the base of this atty is just a hair to big to fit into the juice well of a Hana Modz (clone)

 

[dwcraig1]

Just a small update on how the insulator is holding up. It was time to fill with juice again so I tore it down and inspected the insulator, I see no change. Sorry I didn't think it worthy of a picture as it looks just like the picture in the post before this one.(except with wicks)

 

[EDO]

dwcraig1....why don't you cut the insulator parts that are sticking out? I mean the Fogger v4 doesn't have the insulator sticking out like that and it works just fine.