Well, after more than a month's wait, this has arrived. First thing I ought to do is have a mod move this to tanks as it has no resemblance to an RDA despite the initial pics. So, no squonking.
As a tank, though, it ain't half bad.
The air comes in through three adjustable slots in the base, up, and hits the plates from the sides. The cotton sits between the plates and is fed from either end. Kind of reminds me of a Taifun or Squape wicking.
I can confirm that the material used in the plates is tungsten (or at least tungsten based), as it's working great in TV mode with a TCR value of 0.0045.
The wicking is dead simple. Cut a couple strips using the included template, and lay 'em in. Juice. Vape. Interestingly, this is the first tank I've ever received that comes with a set of tweezers. Huh...
Filling is accomplished via a slide-to-the-side top cover that snaps smartly into place with a spring loaded ball bearing. Despite other reviews (or perhaps because of a last minute design change) the drip tip does not lock the cover closed.
From a design stance, it looks OK. It's a bit stubby, but not at a significant loss of capacity (3.5 ml).
After a tank and a half, there appears to be no issues with leaking. I filled it the second time while the tank was half full. Lots of bubbles but no leakage.
The little beasty do get hot, though. After chain vaping through about 6 ml, I can hold it, and vape it, but the heat is noticeable.
But what about the flavor? It's good. Mind you, that's modern Subtank good, not RDA or Engine 2 good, but...
Some have complained online that it's too expensive. When the cost reduction of never having to buy coils or wire again (or until you hit around 1000000 puffs) is factored in, I think it's cheap!
More to follow as I play with it.
