Erlkonigin RTA clone

[Paul lamb]

Hi, looking at purchasing one of the above (clone) anyone got any feedback on it? It appeals to me because of the 8ml juice capacity

Not sure about the amount of parts it has and the air feed though.

Feedback greatly appreciated

 

[Oregon Linda]

I've been vaping Erlkonigin clones for the past few weeks and love them! Great flavor, holds a lot of juice, but it's not big and bulky. A lot of people have a hard time wicking them, though. I've found that if you follow the picture and information in this post that you'll get it right:

https://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/f...önigin-pictorial.573083/page-72#post-13971328

 

[Paul lamb]

I've mastered wicking the billow and the Zephyrus which are two of the smallest decks ever

The erlkorigin needs wicked down through the juice channels looks a little tight but should be easy enough to learn

How's the airflow?

 

[Oregon Linda]

Basically, when you wick the Erl, you leave it nice and chunky at the shoulders, then trim it down to a wisp going down the juice channels. As long as you keep that in mind, you should have no problem at all, especially with your experience with other decks.

The airflow may be a little bit tight for some people. It has a delrin nut on the bottom that you unscrew to open up the airflow. But you can completely remove it, which a lot of people do. For me, it works just fine about halfway open, but I'm an MTL vapor so YMMV.

You should give it a try. I see really cheap Erl clones all over the place. I got my first two from Angel Cigs on clearance for $5 apiece. If you love really good flavor, the Erl will give it to you.

 

[Paul lamb]

Basically, when you wick the Erl, you leave it nice and chunky at the shoulders, then trim it down to a wisp going down the juice channels. As long as you keep that in mind, you should have no problem at all, especially with your experience with other decks.

The airflow may be a little bit tight for some people. It has a delrin nut on the bottom that you unscrew to open up the airflow. But you can completely remove it, which a lot of people do. For me, it works just fine about halfway open, but I'm an MTL vapor so YMMV.

You should give it a try. I see really cheap Erl clones all over the place. I got my first two from Angel Cigs on clearance for $5 apiece. If you love really good flavor, the Erl will give it to you.

Yeah need to try it, I'm always on the look out for tanks with larger capacity.

I always have my 7ml subtank on me lol. The xtank and the KS RTA I've been looking at a while but air holes look tight. The Erl I can only find as a clone in the uk £15 not to bad

 

[Oregon Linda]

Well, you could buy the original here:

http://shop.vonerl.com/en/crown-series/erlkoenigin/93/the-erlkoenigin

But it's pretty spendy just to try it out.

 

[Kevin littell]

I've been using mine for about a year now.....still on original o-rings.


The clone convinced me to throw down on the original.


Try it, its easy to wick, puts out good vapor and its lightweight so it fits nicely on anything from a mechanical tuber to a toodle puff 20watt vv box.


I run mine right at 1.1 ohms with 26 ga NI80.

First time wicking is different....Second time you'll see your mistakes as you make them and the third time it takes 2 minutes.

 

[Paul lamb]

I've been using mine for about a year now.....still on original o-rings.


The clone convinced me to throw down on the original.


Try it, its easy to wick, puts out good vapor and its lightweight so it fits nicely on anything from a mechanical tuber to a toodle puff 20watt vv box.


I run mine right at 1.1 ohms with 26 ga NI80.

First time wicking is different....Second time you'll see your mistakes as you make them and the third time it takes 2 minutes.

I generally vale above 40w and go between NI200 and titanium when I feel like it, are these tanks up to high wattage? I'm guessing it shouldn't be an issue

 

[Kevin littell]

I dont know......I usually hang in the 15-20w range. I dont see a reason they shouldnt.....But I'd keep it full.....Or at least liquid over the chamber area and let the juice act as a heat sink just in case.