I've heard good things about The Russian, but at $90+ it's still a little pricey for me.
I've heard good things about The Russian, but at $90+ it's still a little pricey for me.
I've heard good things about The Russian, but at $90+ it's still a little pricey for me.
Depending on what I can sell in the classies, I might just get one of those Russian/Chinese things. The Magoo also looks interesting, and I definitely prefer the name. There's a copper (gold?) version that I can't find yet, it would look perfect on one of my copper mods.
How can you do a group buy from a company with MAP? I thought Kebo was like Innokin and Joyetech, demanding a set price for their products to be sold. The lowest I've seen was $92 something, the same price from multiple places. The tank section isn't glass either, but it does come with a SS section. It's not a deal breaker compared to the price, but they could have made more improvements while cloning.Yeah, it's not cheap, but it's still around half the price of the Kayfun 3.1 that it's based on. Group buy prices have been $75-80 depending on the runner.
The Magoo looks cool, but I don't like working with those ceramic cups. Bottom-coil atomizers like the Kayfun, Russian, and Spheroid let you position the coil for versatility. It's crazy how much difference 1mm of positioning can make. It's nice having the versatility for more flavor or throat hit from a particular juice.
How can you do a group buy from a company with MAP? I thought Kebo was like Innokin and Joyetech, demanding a set price for their products to be sold. The lowest I've seen was $92 something, the same price from multiple places. The tank section isn't glass either, but it does come with a SS section. It's not a deal breaker compared to the price, but they could have made more improvements while cloning.
Speaking of ceramic cups, the Diver is giving me a rough time. Consistency is just not there. Todd (reviewer) seems to be loving it. I got a Killer clone yesterday and while it uses a nearly identical cup it would not even assemble. Things like this drove me to buy 40 Boge cartos this weekend, otherwise my cartotanks will get left in a drawer. I like consistency.
The downside of clones is the lack of innovation. Adjustable flow additions are nice but using glass or avoiding polycarbonate completely would have been really cool. Maybe next time?There are several Group Buys I've seen, but Kebo appears to be cutting down. A few places like Bucky's Bargain Vaping and Congrevape are doing them; Kebo has no problem there since those are stores and the group buy can be masked as a "pre-order."
Yes, the middle section is polycarbonate and there's a steal one as well. Glass isn't possible because you can't thread it. I like that it has two so that you can change depending on the type of juice you're vaping or if you just want to change up the look.
I had a harder time with the ceramic cups on the eBaron Dripper Pro than the Killer. They're still fragile and can be annoying to work with. I think it's just a matter of practice really. I'm sure you'll be able to consistently rebuild it with great results in short order.
The downside of clones is the lack of innovation. Adjustable flow additions are nice but using glass or avoiding polycarbonate completely would have been really cool. Maybe next time?
True, but it only takes a small amount of metal to hold a glass tube. The frame holding the glass could be threaded the same as the polycarbonate. A bargain priced tank might be polycarbonate, but plastic known to fail shouldn't have anything to do with high dollar items. It's usually considered disposable. I don't think the e-liquid is to blame, it's the materials used to hold it. JMO.I don't see how glass can be used in this particular design. The connections have to be tight to maintain the air pressure, hence the threaded parts. Switching to a system where a glass tube with O-rings would be pushed into the rest of the tubes would lead to too many user errors.
True, but it only takes a small amount of metal to hold a glass tube. The frame holding the glass could be threaded the same as the polycarbonate. A bargain priced tank might be polycarbonate, but plastic known to fail shouldn't have anything to do with high dollar items. It's usually considered disposable. I don't think the e-liquid is to blame, it's the materials used to hold it. JMO.