Everything I needed to learn about REOs, I've learned from you guys!

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Navy4life

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Well I got the RBA in for the Woodville VV the other day. Built a coilt last night and wicked it up. Let it soak for a while. Started vaping and it was the worse vape I ever had. So, I changed out the wick, thinking that could be the problem. This time I let it soak longer, but had the same result. It was getting late and I was frustrated to the point of hating the Woodie. Got home today and started reading, I read your stuff all the time! So it was time to start troubleshooting! Took the cap off and juice was coming into the unit. Changed the wick again just for GP. Still got that awful burnt flavor. That's what's great about these units; it will turn out to be something simple. When I put the door back on and squanked, I didn't hear a sound. Now I know the sound is not mandatory, but it is a definite indication of juice flow. Then I looked at the wick, it was burnt and dry. I had a juice flow problem! I remember reading about cutting the V in the tube, so I did. Rebuilt the wick and made sure I had the squanking down pat. Some bottles squank different from others! Well guys, it works great; and it's all because of you guys! Thanks, you guys are the ultimate support team! Just think, an hour ago, I was looking for packing material to send the unit to Rob!
 

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Reos are pretty easy to fix and there's tons of info here from a lot of people that have been using them for years. God knows, if i cannot wreck one that i use daily in a month (it has been 7 times that already and still going great) - it's hard to do!

I reckon when it's time in my FDA zombie apocalypse video to give the leading lady a hug and tell her that it'll be ok - i might just sneak off for a beer, recoil a Reo and have a little vape!

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...I had a juice flow problem! I remember reading about cutting the V in the tube, so I did.

I'm new to this, too. This is the first I'm hearing of the "V in the tube" trick.

We are very lucky to have found this fabulous bunch of guys and gals! hug.jpg
 
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