Expromizer v4

[FrankRice]

Hey guys,

I'm trying to get any idea about how tight the airflow is. My problem is that most so-called restricted RTAs are too airy for me, but most proper MTL RTAs are too tight.

My question is, with a 2.5 mm coil, fully open, can you manage a direct lung hit with the v4? Also, maybe another helpful question is, fully open, how high can you turn your wattage up and comfortably vape with the v4?

Also, if anyone owns a Skyline, since it's quite common, which of the airflow inserts are closest to

 

[Daniel Forsyth]

The Expromizer is an rta with a Very Very tight airflow, you won't get a direct lung hit from this bad boy.
I can't tell you how high you could comfortably turn the wattage up to, I only vape at about 17 watts.
Have a look at the Vapefly range of tanks
Hope this helps

 

[FrankRice]

Ah, bummer. Thanks for the quick reply, mate.

 

[Daniel Forsyth]

Like I mentioned @FrankRice , have a look a at some of the Vapefly tanks. From the Galaxies RDTA to Brunhilde MTL RTA they are Fabulous and I think you might like the airflow on these

 

[FrankRice]

Thanks for the reply @Daniel Forsyth. Are you saying the Brunhilde MTL can do a restricted DL?

 

[Daniel Forsyth]

Thanks for the reply @Daniel Forsyth. Are you saying the Brunhilde MTL can do a restricted DL?

Absolutely She Can
The Vapefly Galaxies RDTA is Fantastic for a nice restricted DL also, definitely worth a peak
Great Flavour!!

 

[Mordacai]

@FrankRice, it is possible to get a restricted Lung hit from the V4. But you have to draft it.

The V3 Fire may interest you more, as it's considerably more airy.

But for something completely different, you could look at the Ulton Tripod (Atmizoo Tripod clone). As it can do MTL and DTL, depending upon how it's setup.

You can get them with the optional 3.4ml extension from 2fdeal, here's a link for you.
ULTON Tripod Style 316SS 22mm RTA Rebuildable Tank Atomizer 2ml/3.4ml Combo (1:1) - Silver

 

[FrankRice]

Thanks for the feedback guys.

@Daniel Forsyth, I've never owned a wire RTA before. Since the e-liquid travels along the wires when the tank is tilted, does that mean that the Brunhilde is less prone to leaking or flooding? Also, does it still wick well when the tank is almost empty? How has your experience been?

 

[Daniel Forsyth]

Thanks for the feedback guys.

@Daniel Forsyth, I've never owned a wire RTA before. Since the e-liquid travels along the wires when the tank is tilted, does that mean that the Brunhilde is less prone to leaking or flooding? Also, does it still wick well when the tank is almost empty? How has your experience been?

There very easy to use and maintain. No leaking at all unless you turn it upside down then a small amount may come out, just don't vape upside down
It wicks excellent, as long as there's any juice in the tank at all those wires will suck it up into the cotton. I wouldn't let it get Bone dry though

 

[FichoZG]

This RTA is a really great MTL RTA for tobbaco e-juices in terms of flavor and vapor quality (airflow), in my experience the best I have ever used.

- Only one con. I get a little bit of juice in my mouth with the stock drip tip (which is a great drip tip). Airflow fully open, vaping @ 15W, fused clapton coil close to the hole. I can somewhat fix this problem by using a Nautilus 2 drip tip. But I'd like to use the stock one. Any words of advice?

 

[Mordacai]

@FichoZG, that sounds like your wicking. A bit too short and or thin in the tails probably, and by the sounds of it you could afford to go a little tighter through the coil.

 

[FichoZG]

@FichoZG, that sounds like your wicking. A bit too short and or thin in the tails probably, and by the sounds of it you could afford to go a little tighter through the coil.

Thanks, will try playing with my wicking. Btw. Do you have the same problem with the stock drip tip?

 

[Mordacai]

Wicking will help some @FichoZG, as it sounds like a slight flooding issue.

How long do you cut your tails? As in line with the widest part of the base seems good, then you have to fill but not stuff the wells. Too little and it'll flood.

 

[witalit]

I really need some help with this tank can someone post some photos of their build, wicking before priming and after priming. Would really appreciate it! Thanks

 

[mototoo]

will try to take pics. i use 2.5mm id. fluff the ends, cut a little past the edge of the base. stuff it in the wick ports and make sure its spread enough to cover the 3 holes.

its an excellent tank.

 

[Daniel Forsyth]

will try to take pics. i use 2.5mm id. fluff the ends, cut a little past the edge of the base. stuff it in the wick ports and make sure its spread enough to cover the 3 holes.

its an excellent tank.

Same coil size and exactly the same wicking process as myself, did you copy me?
I don't use mine too much these days though

 

[mototoo]

Same coil size and exactly the same wicking process as myself, did you copy me?
I don't use mine too much these days though

would you like to sell it? what rta do you use often?

 

[Daniel Forsyth]

would you like to sell it? what rta do you use often?

I won't sell it sorry. I found the airflow too tight and ended up getting the drill to it and making the holes bigger so even though it still works fine it's been tinkered with a fair bit.
Plus I'm from Australia so you would have to take into account shipping costs.

I've seen them at a few different places for a very good price these days, it may be worth shopping around a bit. You should be able to get a few more pretty cheap

I'm using a Brunhilde MTL RTA at the moment, absolutely fantastic tank