*~ERA atomizer~* PLEASE READ

[redeyedancer]

NEW INFORMATION: http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/reos-mods/336721-era-rba-your-reo-warrenty.html

This is how my atomizer arrived. it may just be a fluke, but I wanted to point this out before anyone has problems.

I had to push the center pin into place. it wasnt easy I had to use my press. If you run your atomizer like this and over tighten the atty you can short your device. I know most of you know this, but better to be safe then sorry.


Here is what it should look like

*edit* Here is the link to the discussion thread about the ERA. http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/reos-mods/315165-era-easy-rebuildable-atomzier.html

 

[doubledown]

Thanks for the heads up Rob.

 

[Sterno]

thanks buddy will check mine

 

[Cry79]

thank you very much Rob

 

[UncleDagger]

Thanks Rob,

They came to me prepacked from the Philippines and were supposed to be pre-checked for QC issues. I've brought this thread to the attention of Team ERA.

~ James.

 

[redeyedancer]

Thanks Rob,

They came to me prepacked from the Philippines and were supposed to be pre-checked for QC issues. I've brought this thread to the attention of Team ERA.

~ James.

Thanks you James


Hello meltimtiman thanks for dropping in . I am enjoying the atomizer thank you

 

[colt45]

hi rob, i got 3 ERAs i is flush on center pin 1 is only slightly protruding and 1 sticks out a fair bit. i dont have a press but do you think a bench vise will work without damage

 

[house mouse]

Thanks for the heads up!! 2 of mine protrude and 1 sits flush. The one that sits flush is the one that doesn't thread well, though. I've been using one of the protruding ones on my Grand and VV both so far without issue. I don't tighten much though when I put them on, so hopefully it will remain OK.

 

[redeyedancer]

hi rob, i got 3 ERAs i is flush on center pin 1 is only slightly protruding and 1 sticks out a fair bit. i dont have a press but do you think a bench vise will work without damage

Your vise should do the trick just go easy. You want the center pin to protrude a whisker

Thanks for the heads up!! 2 of mine protrude and 1 sits flush. The one that sits flush is the one that doesn't thread well, though. I've been using one of the protruding ones on my Grand and VV both so far without issue. I don't tighten much though when I put them on, so hopefully it will remain OK.

You can try to push the pin in on a hard flat surface .

 

[house mouse]

Thanks for the suggestion, I'll give it a go. I think I'm going to limit use of them to the Grands just in case. I feel pretty sure I can change those springs out if I need to.

 

[Sterno]

hmm forum is acting weird

 

[hildicat]

Sorry if this has been answered before, but your discussion leads me to a question. I know that on a mechanical Reo a short will cause the spring to collapse. Do the electrical Reos (woodvils and VVW/G's) have the same feature? In other words, what happens to a VV Reo if there is a short?

 

[Rhapsodies Fire]

Sorry if this has been answered before, but your discussion leads me to a question. I know that on a mechanical Reo a short will cause the spring to collapse. Do the electrical Reos (woodvils and VVW/G's) have the same feature? In other words, what happens to a VV Reo if there is a short?

Technically yes...all of these mods have the same spring, however, the vv chip will stop the flow of power before the spring heats up. At least that is my understanding. So you may not see a spring collapse on the variables so much as the mod just won't work until you replace the atomizer and try again.

 

[unsure]

hmm forum is acting weird

Yep it was. I was getting 504 errors for quite awhile.

Sounds like rebuildable attys is the thing lately. Im sure I'll get one someday. Maybe when there is one that works on all REOs without tweaking.....Im real lazy.

 

[Sterno]

Yep it was. I was getting 504 errors for quite awhile.

Sounds like rebuildable attys is the thing lately. Im sure I'll get one someday. Maybe when there is one that works on all REOs without tweaking.....Im real lazy.

they aint all that making a good working coil is tough ive allready gone through half of the wire and wick i got with it LOL

 

[unsure]

they aint all that making a good working coil is tough ive allready gone through half of the wire and wick i got with it LOL

LOL

Im sure you figure it out quickly enough. I let it up to you guys that like to fiddle and experiment on stuff. Im reeeeeeal picky when it comes to attys and get ...... off even if I have to replace a Cisco.

 

[pianoguy]

they aint all that making a good working coil is tough ive allready gone through half of the wire and wick i got with it LOL

I've probably made 10 coils in the past week, I figure it's cost me about 30 cents. Takes a bit of fiddling to get the hang if it, but I'm digging having a rebuildable.

 

[Nyxie]

This is how my atomizer arrived it may just be a fluke but I wanted to point this out before anyone has problems.
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I had to push the center pin into place and it wasnt easy I had to use my press . If you run your atomizer like this and over tighten the atty you can short your mod- ecig . I no most of you no this but better to be safe then sorry


Here is what it should look like
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ugh this brings back bad memories lol.

 

[redeyedancer]

ugh this brings back bad memories lol.

Trying to nip it in the bud Hello Nyxie great to see you on the forum

 

[Sterno]

ugh this brings back bad memories lol.

oh dear Jackie i so miss you