I have that, with my Tobecos. They work flawlessly, once I learned to wick them properly, with rayon -- organic cotton is great, if you can figure out the *exactly right* amount to use, but it has to be *exactly right* -- cotton is not forgiving with either too much or too little. It's still possible to get a less than great vape with rayon, but the *exactly right* amount is a bit wider; you can stray a bit either way and still get a good vape.
I'm sure the authentics are great; after all, they started it, became the thing to copy. But I'm really tired of people acting like ALL "clones" are inferior just because they aren't "the authentic." Some of us do not have the kind of disposable income that will allow "authentic" purchases, but that doesn't mean that we shouldn't be able to have a great vape, thanks to many clones. If I'd had to wait till I had the money to buy an authentic, I'd still be beating my head on the wall with my T3S's, maybe at some point getting tired of all the frustrations and just giving up vaping altogether -- which would mean going back to smoking.
It appears to me that my choice to save money and buy Tobecos rather than EHPros was actually a good one, because I've had zero problems with my Tobecos -- but I read about a lot of problems with EHPros.
Andria
But I know I find the RSBT a bit too airy even with just one hole open; the flavor is just about as good as with my kayfuns (at least I find it so), although it's almost too intense for me -- somewhat like a dripper, though it doesn't agitate my asthma quite as badly as my Caterpillar does; I just keep my wattage down a little, and it works ok for me. It's a good tank, and for what I got it for, a better alternative for tank crackers than a quartz kit, it's great -- but for me, it won't replace my kayfuns -- and I never expected that it would, I just thought that for the price, it was worth investigating, and I'm glad I did.
