Considering it looks like they named this tank after me...and it looks good?WILL GET!
very enlightening, thanksIts very much like a vivi head.
Center post going into a rubber grommet. The only difference is the ceramic cup the coil is sitting in. Its the exact same cup as the old ce2 fluxomizers. My biggest worry is replacement parts. That rubber grommet will wear out. I need to try to rebuild it using parts from a vivi head to see if the grommet is the same, i think it is but i want to confirm.
Using 2mm wick, its hard to get them through the wick holes in one piece. Anything bigger than 2mm, forget about it. Thats my biggest complaint really. Getting the wick through the wick holes and into the tank can be quite frustrating. I ended up making a loop of kanthal that i fed up from the botton and placed the wick inside the loop then pulled it through the hole.
Out of the box, mine had a nasty funky taste. So i cleaned it all out and that went away.
I'm really not sure how i feel about this thing. For the same price you can buy a vivi nova with 3 heads. Since the vivi heads rebuild the same, if you can rebuild one you can build the other. So you get more spare parts to work with from just buying a vivi nova kit.
Its very much like a vivi head.
Center post going into a rubber grommet. The only difference is the ceramic cup the coil is sitting in. Its the exact same cup as the old ce2 fluxomizers. My biggest worry is replacement parts. That rubber grommet will wear out. I need to try to rebuild it using parts from a vivi head to see if the grommet is the same, i think it is but i want to confirm.
Using 2mm wick, its hard to get them through the wick holes in one piece. Anything bigger than 2mm, forget about it. Thats my biggest complaint really. Getting the wick through the wick holes and into the tank can be quite frustrating. I ended up making a loop of kanthal that i fed up from the botton and placed the wick inside the loop then pulled it through the hole.
Out of the box, mine had a nasty funky taste. So i cleaned it all out and that went away.
I'm really not sure how i feel about this thing. For the same price you can buy a vivi nova with 3 heads. Since the vivi heads rebuild the same, if you can rebuild one you can build the other. So you get more spare parts to work with from just buying a vivi nova kit.
4 wick holes
The only advantage i see is the wicks on the drunker. On a vivi, i typically rebuild with a single 2mm wick while the drunker can run 2 2mm wicks, although they are a right ....... to get in those wick holes. So the wicking on the drunker should be better, like the old stone tanks.
Another difference is in the draw. The drunker has a looser draw than the vivi.
Been vaping on this new Drunker RBA all evening, and i am definitely impressed. The draw is smooth and easy, the vapor production is prodigious, and the flavor is outstanding.
It does seem to like a slightly lower setting than a Vivi or carto though. I usually vape (on an AcryliMax) between 3.7v and 4.5v, but on the Drunker, I'm vaping at around 3.3v, or it tastes burnt and harsh.
Wicking is very good, and you don't have to "tip and swish" nearly as much as a Vivi Nova. It is well-built and appears to be relatively easy to rebuild, but the coils do have to fit in a pretty small place...
I'll definitely be taking both my Drunkers to the Whie Rose Meetup this weekend for people to try.
Does the Drunker leak if placed horizontally on the table? By the name of it I'd guess yes...
for me the worst "sin" is rebuilding very hard to get the wick through the holes. I am lassoing it with kanthal wire, it works but what a pain. The flavor is noticeably better than Vivi