Well said and I agree 100%.
rba's have been around long enough in the tank world not to have worked out the kinks in them. It is simple and easy to set up.
IMO the fiddely factor is minimal. With all the messing around with attys, Cleaning drilling, blowing out. ect the rba is less Fiddely then standard attys.
learning curve Not hard at all, Most of the community has taken this out of the equitation as to what wire and wick to use or where to get it.
Small work area Yes most definitely but with a little patience I feel any one can build a good wick and wire set up. When building wick set up build more then one and you will not have to do it for a while.
Just my 2c
I get better vapor production, Better Flavor and less hassle from BF-RBA attys.
Heck I have even seen Pre-made wick and wire set ups out there for $1.00 each I have tried them and they work just fine. The will come in packs of (5) Even at that rate there fare less expensive then disposable attys.
IMO the BF-BRA is a WIN for the Bottom fed Mod Community.
rba's have been around long enough in the tank world not to have worked out the kinks in them. It is simple and easy to set up.
IMO the fiddely factor is minimal. With all the messing around with attys, Cleaning drilling, blowing out. ect the rba is less Fiddely then standard attys.
learning curve Not hard at all, Most of the community has taken this out of the equitation as to what wire and wick to use or where to get it.
Small work area Yes most definitely but with a little patience I feel any one can build a good wick and wire set up. When building wick set up build more then one and you will not have to do it for a while.
Just my 2c
I get better vapor production, Better Flavor and less hassle from BF-RBA attys.
Heck I have even seen Pre-made wick and wire set ups out there for $1.00 each I have tried them and they work just fine. The will come in packs of (5) Even at that rate there fare less expensive then disposable attys.
IMO the BF-BRA is a WIN for the Bottom fed Mod Community.
Hmm, we have used rebuildables for years. Not specifically the Chalice and ERA, but the principle is not new. Basically yes, they are virtually permanent atties.
A setup in a RBA (ReBuildable Atomizer) can last for days or weeks to months, just like any other atty. But when you normally throw away your cisco or joye atty, you just rebuild the innards in a RBA.
Pros and Cons:
+ each coil is a lot cheaper than a china atty
+ with some experience you can set the resistance and other properties of the atty to where you want it
+ in a good RBA the airflow is a lot better than in a china atty - vapor is better
+ they can taste better than everything else on the market
+ Your choice of wicking material and coil material, there are many ways to skin that cat
- initial cost can be high
- they are fiddely, some more than others
- screws and terminals and coils are tiny. You need good eyesight (or a good way to magnify)
- they have a learning curve and it never ends.
The RBAs for the bottom feeders are very simple, compared to the monstrous (but very rewarding) tank atties like a Cobra or an Odysseus, because they are basically dripping atties with a hole through the connector and dripping atties are the simplest there are. No tank, no juice control needed, its all in the squonking =)