I Love the "Reomizer!"

[Norman Clature]

Hats off to Rob for supplying us with this rba and accessories for re-build. I started hitting mine as it came (instead of pushing the wick/coil closer to the base.) Works for me! It's probably at the correct height due to my "over-squonking" tendencies

Looks like there are several wraps of wire. Did Rob say he uses 34 gauge? So that's pretty thin wire if so and the vapor is warm enough to me.

This is the only rba I've ever used. I quickly decided after buying my REO that the ones Rob sells (smoktech?) the 1.5ohm ones that simply say LR 510 on them were my favorites and that's all I've ever used! HA!

I take the plastic tips off of them and use my own glass drip tips but those are the only attys I've used for several weeks so this is quite a step up

To prolong the life of the set-up it as it is now can I unsrew the top and dry burn every once in awhile before trying a rebuild?

Also; is there any reason not to take the drip tip off an soak the whole rba in pure grain alcohol or should I only clean the threads, etc.?

Thanks,

Norman

 

[redeyedancer]

Hello Norman I haven't tried soaking the atty in alcohol I have rinsed it with alcohol I cant see it causing any harm .

 

[JC Okie]

I wouldn't think there's be a problem at all with soaking the Reomizer in grain alcohol. And...not surprised at all that you're loving it. Aren't they great? That wick it came with (I'm pretty sure) was not wrapped by Rob...I think he got them that way.

When I got my first rebuildable, I didn't have a VV Grand and it worked great on my regular Grand. I do have a VV Grand now, but I still use the Grand with a rebuildable, and I still love the vape. You can "almost" make the Grand variable just by changing up the ohms on the coils you build. Have fun.

 

[Norman Clature]

Thanks Rob,

Is the wire it comes with 34 gauge? I didn't push it down towards the base. I thought I would if the vape was too "cool" but it seems good and warm to me suggesting it's some thin wire (lower resistance...)

Thanks again,

Norman

 

[redeyedancer]

Thanks Rob,

Is the wire it comes with 34 gauge? I didn't push it down towards the base. I thought I would if the vape was too "cool" but it seems good and warm to me suggesting it's some thin wire (lower resistance...)

Thanks again,

Norman

I am pretty sure it is 34 gauge and thank you

 

[redeyedancer]

I wouldn't think there's be a problem at all with soaking the Reomizer in grain alcohol. And...not surprised at all that you're loving it. Aren't they great? That wick it came with (I'm pretty sure) was not wrapped by Rob...I think he got them that way.

When I got my first rebuildable, I didn't have a VV Grand and it worked great on my regular Grand. I do have a VV Grand now, but I still use the Grand with a rebuildable, and I still love the vape. You can "almost" make the Grand variable just by changing up the ohms on the coils you build. Have fun.

I use my grand with a rba your right you are in control of the vape . I love rbas we so have it made now

 

[Norman Clature]

Thank you both!

Sorry, I don't have my full "Reonaut" wings yet

Anyway, I've seen a friend of mine every once in awhile unscrew the top of his RBAs and do a few "dry burns." He does this saying it will keep the resistance more "constant" and of course prolong the life of the atty before a re-build.

In other words, he doesn't wait til the coils are all "gunked" with juice to "dry-burn." He simply "dry-burns" as part of his daily vape routine.

Is there any reason not to do this with the "Reomizer?"

Of course, removing the drip tip and unscrewing the top portion first

Thanks,

Norman

 

[redeyedancer]

Thank you both!

Sorry, I don't have my full "Reonaut" wings yet

Anyway, I've seen a friend of mine every once in awhile unscrew the top of his RBAs and do a few "dry burns." He does this saying it will keep the resistance more "constant" and of course prolong the life of the atty before a re-build.

In other words, he doesn't wait til the coils are all "gunked" with juice to "dry-burn." He simply "dry-burns" as part of his daily vape routine.

Is there any reason not to do this with the "Reomizer?"

Of course, removing the drip tip and unscrewing the top portion first

Thanks,

Norman

Dry burning is fine on a rba the coils are so much heavier then standard atomizers I dont think you could break the coil if you tried

 

[Norman Clature]

Thanks again Rob!

And once again; thanks again for getting this "affordable" RBA to us. I think you are 100% correct that any "high demand/super-expensive" successful RBA on the market will eventually be "cloned" so why not start from that initial position? I don't think I would have ever tried an RBA if you hadn't offered one up on your website.

I'm sure the "Reomizer" will perhaps go through some modifications/upgrades and the community will come up with inventive ideas but as of right now this is the only RBA I could ever want or wish for.

Thanks,

Norman