High end 14500 sized drippers?

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silber

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I know OP said no clones, but if anyone else is in the same boat, I've gotten amazing performance out of the phoenix v4 which is vaguely an ERA clone. I'm suggesting the clone because it's not a bottom feeder, which actually makes it better than the ERA when paired with a chi you sleek. The only real flaws are that the posts are chromed brass (although I have several that have been around for about a year, no flaking etc, chroming seems to be solid) and the post screws suck (buy a pack of m2 machine screws, every vaper should have this in their kit anyways)

edit: another flaw is that there's no drip well. The airhole is placed high up enough on the cap that it will hold a solid 10-15 drops depending on your wick size, which is plenty, but it can sometimes get messy when you're replacing the cap.

Its arguably the best performing rda I've used, and it was 4 dollars. I've spent 10-20x more on atties that did not stand up to it. I'm not into mini mechanicals, so it ends up shelved most of the time, but only for aesthetic reasons.

Its hard to argue with this performance, this is with high PG juice and a half discharged battery...

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Next time I'm around a drill, its quad coil time.
 
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emus

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I know OP said no clones, but if anyone else is in the same boat, I've gotten amazing performance out of the phoenix v4 which is vaguely an ERA clone. I'm suggesting the clone because it's not a bottom feeder, which actually makes it better than the ERA when paired with a chi you sleek. The only real flaws are that the posts are chromed brass (although I have several that have been around for about a year, no flaking etc, chroming seems to be solid) and the post screws suck (buy a pack of m2 machine screws, every vaper should have this in their kit anyways)

Its arguably the best performing RDA I've used, and it was 4 dollars. I've spent 10-20x more on atties that did not stand up to it. I'm not into mini mechanicals, so it ends up shelved most of the time, but only for aesthetic reasons.

Its hard to argue with this performance, this is with high PG juice and a half discharged battery...

c3kZrQql.jpg

vUrm7Nel.jpg


Next time I'm around a drill, its quad coil time.

Quad coil sounds perfect. I bet that dually ain't shabby. What kina ohmage?

Where to buy SS M2 nuts?
 

silber

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I'm not entirely sure on the ohmage, as I borrow my girlfriend's mod to check resistance and she's been at work all day. It shouldn't be too low, both coils are 7 wraps of 28ga kanthal around an 18ga syringe.

You can get the screws from amazon
Class 4.8 Steel Machine Screw, Zinc Plated Finish, Pan Head, Phillips Drive, Meets DIN 7985, 4mm Length, M2-0.4 Metric Coarse Threads (Pack of 100): Amazon.com: Industrial & Scientific
The ones I am using are from a different site, but the price on amazon is way better. These should fit just about every RDA made; they turn a lot of cheap clone atomizers from trash bin to solid gold. The amazon ones linked have a slightly wider head than the ones in my picture. Mine are 3.2mm diameter, the amazon ones are 4mm diameter (better IMO)

I wish I knew where to get some RDA-post sized washers and nuts. If I could make every RDA post work like the Kraken positive post, life would be so easy

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