It's a pretty decent tank for 15 bucks and it came from a flea market. Haven't tried to rebuild it yet though, I'll cross that bridge when I get to it.
Decided to try out rebuildables and
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From my experience, they are a lot easier to rebuild than most people lead on. Make sure you check it for ohms with a multimeter first! Mostly if you are using a protected device such as a eGo batt or electronic mod. Mechanicals are limited to the number of amps the battery can take, so check that as well if using one of those. Other than that, welcome to the world of rebuildables! After you join, it's hard to go to anything else.
When at home and relaxing, my preferred delivery devices are Genny style devices. They are quite simple to build, given that one has the patience to observe and learn how to properly build a wick/coil assembly.
For myself, whether RBAs or RDAs, they afford me the time to tinker. Using various wicking materials and coil combos will eventually afford you your vaping sweet spot in either HR, LR vaping or both.
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For myself, whether RBAs or RDAs, they afford me the time to tinker. Using various wicking materials and coil combos will eventually afford you your vaping sweet spot in either HR, LR vaping or both.
- Andy
I love rebuilding. There is a sense of satisfaction doing it myself and keeps my mind busy. It's a hobby to me. Some people collect stamps, make models, recreate scenes from full house with their family etc. I like like to build coils.
Exactly. Me I just stalk little blond kids from South Park. It's quite interesting.
Just try it buddy, we can help with what supplies you need and tutorials to follow so you can figure out if RBAs are for you. So we can aid you more effectively: what RBA did you acquire? What device will you put it on?
If you haven't rebuilt it yet, you haven't tried rebuildables yet lol.
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