me too, i like it, and i'm not a youngster, but then again, i can't make a rba do tricks either, so i'm still holding off...
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bad wording my bad... what i mean is i kinda suck at rba and diy in general... after quite a few tries.
I have 'em, but haven't felt comfortable enough to be consistent with it all. that's why i have hh357's in stock.
i go with one or two rba's for a couple weeks and then drop it all for a while...
i'll get there... counting on it.
Found this vid. 705 looks pretty good.
Killer 705 atomizer in a tank by Leo in English - YouTube
Gotta git it.
Killer 705 atomizer in a tank by Leo in English - YouTube
Gotta git it.
It's the size of a 510 length but size of an long barrel 510 with the adapter or tanks. Width where it tapers out I would say is around 12mm killer is submerged in liquid so can't give you exact measurements
Just keep at it man. I wanted to get into RBAs for a long time but didn't want to drop over $100 bucks on something that I didn't know would even work. Then they came out with the Phoenix and it's clones and I got one for $9 on sale when they were still being sold for like $20-25 elsewhere. I got so pumped and thought I wouldn't have to buy any more dripping atties again, but when I got here it was a let down. It was wonky for a while at first and I used it mixed with my other stuff because I wasn't confident enough to rely on the RBA alone. Pretty soon I had mastered that and the brand new DID clone that had just came out, and now flash forward to the present I use NOTHING but RBA's anymore and have no intention of ever buying a standard atty again. It just takes time and practice but I promise you that if you keep at it, soon you won't even want to use anything else and RBA's will become 100x more reliable than any disposable atty/carto/etc.
yes but from use, its better if its in a shorter tank. you can adjust the juice control easier and the pressure built in there is less preventing floods.
have one on the way as well.
I wonder if you modify the bottom cap on a tank if you can get by without using the extender, flush fit at the top would be nice
I wonder if you modify the bottom cap on a tank if you can get by without using the extender, flush fit at the top would be nice
Ive seen that video and I cant figure out where the other end of the NR wire goes/is? Im planning on making my own wick when I get it, I guess I will just see what it looks like when I take it apart. Also, do you know if they sell just the ceramic cup? I emailed them and still havent heard back from them. I see they sell the coil and wick combo, but I hate spend over 10 euros for so many cups and wick and wire I dont really need.
the other end of the wire is rolled under/into the bottom of the ceramic before it slides onto the positive post/air tube. same with the dripper.
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Scott's review of the Dripper shows how its put together. I would assume the setup for the Killer is the same.
REVIEW OF THE eBARRON DRIPPING ATOMISER FOR ELECTRONIC CIGARETTES - YouTube
REVIEW OF THE eBARRON DRIPPING ATOMISER FOR ELECTRONIC CIGARETTES - YouTube
found this video, it is a bit clearer on to put it together. Its a prototype, but more details on where the wires go , and from what I saw, it uses resistance and non-resistance wires for the set up. Maybe Scott will do a review and how to for the Killer, he's so good at tutorials
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