This video sucks, you did a bad job. You aren't helping, and your feet smell bad.
Sorry super...I've been getting worried your head may get too big.
Sorry super...I've been getting worried your head may get too big.
Igo-s / cyclone / era rebuild tutorial
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Not a chance. 
. But except for the foot odor, you are prolly pretty accurate on your description of the video
I actually went to remake it today and it was a cluster screw - it took like 3 minutes to get a wire thru one of the holes. I lost my patience and gave up
. But except for the foot odor, you are prolly pretty accurate on your description of the video I actually went to remake it today and it was a cluster screw - it took like 3 minutes to get a wire thru one of the holes. I lost my patience and gave up
Not a chance.
I actually went to remake it today and it was a cluster screw - it took like 3 minutes to get a wire thru one of the holes. I lost my patience and gave up
Everything but the foot odor was made up. Your video got me up and running on my RM2 faster than I ever expected.
It really is awesome that you put them up...but I also have to give you a hard time when I feel like it
Your videos taught me everything I know about coil building.
And I'm damn good
What do you feel are the differences between this and the RM2?
Thanks Rhyknow.
I have RM2s and cyclones. Cyclones are similar inside to an IGO-S.
I really loved the RM2 but developed a sensitivity to brass so I got some cyclones.
Both vape spectacularly and are easy to build.
Things I like about RM2:
Concave Ceramic deck
Screw on cap
Deck drain / feed hole
Wide set posts
Things I like about Cyclone:
Slightly smaller than RM2
Higher quality SS construction & better machining.
Can build on either side of posts - this makes it easier to align coil / airhole where you want it on the mod.
Don't have to use an oring and wrench down the RBA to keep the catch cup juice free.
2 of my cyclones are modded to have a larger drain / feed hole down at deck level. It's great without it, this makes it spectacular.
Here's a pic of my latest cyclone build on a VV Grand
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