Finally, I figured out the Brunhilde MTL RTA

[thanswr1]

As the title says, I finally figured out how to fill the Brunhilde.

I received the Brunhilde about a month ago. Since then, it's been:
***take it out of the box
***set it up
***fill it up
***make a mess
***clean up the mess
***Brunhilde goes back in the box.

Wash, rinse and repeat.

I finally figured out what I was doing wrong when filling the tank. I was trying to finesse it.

No. No finesse. Shove the juice bottle nozzle into the fill hole until there is no air. Press bottle and fill. No finesse required.

BINGO! It works and has been working for several days.

And, yanno, the Brunhilde is a fantastic tank.

 

[Daniel Forsyth]

I'm glad you finally figured out how to fill it without a problem!
Enjoy your Fantastic RTA

 

[thanswr1]

I'm glad you finally figured out how to fill it without a problem!
Enjoy your Fantastic RTA

I'm looking to buy a few more. As you know, it is not a fragile tank.

Between my 7 UD Bellus's and 3 or 4 Brunhilde's, my collection will outlive me.

 

[Daniel Forsyth]

I'm looking to buy a few more. As you know, it is not a fragile tank.

Between my 7 UD Bellus's and 3 or 4 Brunhilde's, my collection will outlive me.

Brunhilde is a very solid and extremely well made tank so it definitely can't hurt to get some more

 

[CAAB]

Does anyone else get juice in the airflow hole? I've tried the two smallest airflow inserts and it seems that after 4-5 hits I have to blow out the airflow.

 

[thanswr1]

Does anyone else get juice in the airflow hole? I've tried the two smallest airflow inserts and it seems that after 4-5 hits I have to blow out the airflow.

That was never much of a problem for me. I love the Brunhilde. But the only problem I have is it accumulates an incredible amount of juice under the top cap. I have tried a smaller coil, a larger coil, and various wick cottons. The juice keeps accumulating.

 

[CAAB]

But the only problem I have is it accumulates an incredible amount of juice under the top cap.

I think I have a similar problem related to condensation. It ends up building up on those large flat posts and making its way down to the airflow.

 

[Dieseler]

Filling was a problem the 1st time trying as i always used hypo needles that hold total of 10ml over
But the needle was way to long for Brunhilde tank so i just cut the needle to fit problem solved.

As for juice coming out the airflow or building up under cap that has never been a problem here with 93%Pg diy.

So in short after what a year or so have 3 of them in rotation .
Brunhilde's are built like a tank for sure and will easily out last me easily.