I got an LP thinking I might want to add another atty, but to be honest anout it. I dont feel that I need to spend loads of money when the RM2 works great. If I did want to do dual coils, then I most likely would get the RM3 because many already tested it and comfirms its just as good as the RM2. I vape like I used to smoke for 30 yrs- which is mouth to lung.
Besides... I would rather support our master Mod maker who designs atomizers specifically for the magical REO. Just dont know if the RM2 can be beat as far as flavor and taste go. And you gotta keep in mind the simplicity involved in getting it fire like a missle.
My RM2s have served me well. Don't get me wrong. I particularly like the fact that the top piece screws onto the base. As far as hard use goes, banging around in bags and cupholders, etc., that is a GREAT feature. The ceramic deck is also nice, although once you have done a couple of builds, the chances of your coil touching the deck are basically nil. If the coil is that low, the vape is going to suck bigtime. Rob's work on the RM2 is impeccable, obviously.
What I don't like about the RM2, and which pushed me into buying a Chalice, is that the post holes are seemingly pointed in arbitrary directions, and after many builds, tend to spin a little in their holes, causing the angle of the wire going into them to be very acute and making the coil legs too long. I have also had a terrible time finding drip tip / o-ring combinations that allow for a snug fit in the RM2. It's kind of ridiculous that the tolerance of the cap hole isn't a little tighter. I got some of the press-fit tapered Cherry Vapes delrin wide bore tips, and they work perfectly as far as fit (more tips should be designed like this), except the bore is so huge that the flavor suffers bigtime. I got a second RM2, and it was right after they started coming with the little micro post holes that don't play well with larger gauge wire. If Rob was in control of the initial manufacture of the base that the RM2 is built on, it would be a totally different product, quality control wise. I can't hate on the RM2. I have been an RM2 / Reo guy exclusively for almost a year now and they have served me VERY well.
As it is, I have been looking for a stainless steel option for a while, and these seem to be a good solution.
I'm in the process of paying tribute to Rob as I type this, as I have the LP/SL page open and am trying to pick out the color of my third Reo, which I will be ordering sometime this morning after going back and forth.
