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I placed an order for this last Friday, it should be here either Tuesday or Wednesday (along with my IBtanked order for the 22s! yay!)
It seems to be designed a bit differently from the Killer 705 from what I can tell. Whether or not that's a good or bad thing remains to be seen. It doesn't look like it would be too difficult to throw a hybrid wick setup in there, I plan on using this 705 clone in my 22mm IBtanks, it should make a really nice combo. Hoping these things work good.
It seems to be designed a bit differently from the Killer 705 from what I can tell. Whether or not that's a good or bad thing remains to be seen. It doesn't look like it would be too difficult to throw a hybrid wick setup in there, I plan on using this 705 clone in my 22mm IBtanks, it should make a really nice combo. Hoping these things work good.
Yeah the killers are always out of stock and are very expensive. I'm excited to see if this will work in my agr tank. But you should let us know if this is worth to buy.
Please keep us posted, & tell us how you like it. I have been wanting the Terminator myself, but Madvapes is currently out of stock. Thanks!
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Please keep us posted, & tell us how you like it. I have been wanting the Terminator myself, but Madvapes is currently out of stock. Thanks!
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got mine today. kept it in its little tank to try. working perfectly. 99% just like killer.
On the bottom there is an adapter that screws off/on to control juice flow in a tank. Inside same exact setup as killer (ceramic cup pushed on a pin - ground made by taking wire in threads). Other than it being a little longer and having a curved bulb instead of an engraved bulb i cant find a difference between this and a killer.
Went onto madvapes site to get 2 more but out of stock. No need to buy a killer when you can get this at a 10th of the price.
Working 100% in the tank - will put in my ufs after i vape this tank empty.
Will update.
On the bottom there is an adapter that screws off/on to control juice flow in a tank. Inside same exact setup as killer (ceramic cup pushed on a pin - ground made by taking wire in threads). Other than it being a little longer and having a curved bulb instead of an engraved bulb i cant find a difference between this and a killer.
Went onto madvapes site to get 2 more but out of stock. No need to buy a killer when you can get this at a 10th of the price.
Working 100% in the tank - will put in my ufs after i vape this tank empty.
Will update.
Please keep us posted, & tell us how you like it. I have been wanting the Terminator myself, but Madvapes is currently out of stock. Thanks!
I just received my Terminator RDA from Madvapes, Maybe I am a dummy but there are no instructions on filling or where that oring thingy goes. I sent an email but haven't received a reply yet. I loved dripping when I first started but it was a hassle to try to drip and drive. I am waiting on a response on how it all works. Can't wait.
Maybe you can help me with instructions, I am impatient, I want to try it NOW. I received 2 today but with no instructions I haven't a clue how to fill it and where that oring thingy goes.
yeah-if anybody has any instructions or can point those of us that have no idea what to do with this thing to a video tutorial or something, i'd love that. i got mine today, but since i have zero knowledge or reference for this, i need some help. what am i supposed to do with it? also, do they make replacement guts for this thing?
thanks,
clueless
thanks,
clueless
I got mine today as well, it's working GREAT so far, I'm very impressed! Especially with the price.
The tank seems to be Smoktech's regular eGo diameter DCT. I guess most people would know that by the pictures.
Anyway, performance is great, even with the stock coil surprisingly. The one that came on mine is 2.3ohm. It's a pretty easy to use piece, I have no experience with the real Killer so I have nothing to compare it to, but I'm happy so far.
All I did was unscrew the thing, prime the coil and wick with a bit of juice, screwed it back together, put it in the tank, filled the tank, and then starting vaping. You unscrew the unit while it's inside the tank to increase juice flow, and unscrew it to decrease juice flow.
The only problem I have, is figuring out an easy way to fill the tank! You cannot slide this out of the tank like you would with a normal carto, so you can't fill it that way. The only way I found to fill it was to remove the top endcap, fill it, and then push the endcap back on. Doing so creates overpressure in the tank and forces some juice into the atty flooding it. But after blowing it out it doesn't seem to flood or run dry, it's just working great.
Anyone know of a better way to fill it? I'm thinking of using it in my AGR, that way I could use the phil hole (
) instead of removing the endcap. Plus, since the AGR locks the base of the atty into the tank, it would be easier to adjust airflow I would imagine by spinning the top of the atty.
I too want to buy more, I feel this thing will be a big seller. I wasn't too surprised to see madvapes sold out already, hopefully they will get more in stock. I wish they would sell JUST the atty itself, I don't want to have even more cheapy tanks sitting around that don't get used.
Overall worth way more than I paid for it, other than the difficulty filling the tank I have zero issues with this (for now)
The tank seems to be Smoktech's regular eGo diameter DCT. I guess most people would know that by the pictures.
Anyway, performance is great, even with the stock coil surprisingly. The one that came on mine is 2.3ohm. It's a pretty easy to use piece, I have no experience with the real Killer so I have nothing to compare it to, but I'm happy so far.
All I did was unscrew the thing, prime the coil and wick with a bit of juice, screwed it back together, put it in the tank, filled the tank, and then starting vaping. You unscrew the unit while it's inside the tank to increase juice flow, and unscrew it to decrease juice flow.
The only problem I have, is figuring out an easy way to fill the tank! You cannot slide this out of the tank like you would with a normal carto, so you can't fill it that way. The only way I found to fill it was to remove the top endcap, fill it, and then push the endcap back on. Doing so creates overpressure in the tank and forces some juice into the atty flooding it. But after blowing it out it doesn't seem to flood or run dry, it's just working great.
Anyone know of a better way to fill it? I'm thinking of using it in my AGR, that way I could use the phil hole (
) instead of removing the endcap. Plus, since the AGR locks the base of the atty into the tank, it would be easier to adjust airflow I would imagine by spinning the top of the atty.I too want to buy more, I feel this thing will be a big seller. I wasn't too surprised to see madvapes sold out already, hopefully they will get more in stock. I wish they would sell JUST the atty itself, I don't want to have even more cheapy tanks sitting around that don't get used.
Overall worth way more than I paid for it, other than the difficulty filling the tank I have zero issues with this (for now)
I don't have one (yet) but when I used to have carto tanks that had to have the top cap removed to fill, I would fill the tank then just sort of set the top cap on, turn the whole thing upside down and then push the top cap in. This seemed to stop it from over-pressurizing. Not sure if it will work the same on this unit though since I don't have one (yet!).
it works just like the killer - theres tons of youtube videos on how to use it. Some may not be english but you would get the gist.
Coils can be rebuilt by yourself - and that oring lookign thing looks to me like a carto mouthpiece if you dont want to use a drip tip.
Coils can be rebuilt by yourself - and that oring lookign thing looks to me like a carto mouthpiece if you dont want to use a drip tip.
I don't have one so I may be all wet here but I'll just say that there's a big, big IF here lol.
IF the juice control screws all the way down and blocks the wick holes, then I'd think the thing to do would be to tighten it all the way down, take off the top cap and fill, screw the top cap part way back on to where it won't leak, turn upside down so that air is at the top, open juice control slightly so air can escape, finish tightening the top cap, flip back up and open juice control to desired point.
This all comes from watching a MISTer (hybrid rba) video. I'd suggest looking for some MISTer and Killer videos for ideas.
Vape on.
Gotta flip the tank upside down before seating top cap. Works perfect every time. Been using my Killer in an IBT for 2 mos.
All I can say is "Awesome" been using it with my BEllA Tank.
I did have to use a longer tube. But it is performing beyond what I thought it would. No dry hits and clear and crisp taste.
I did have to use a longer tube. But it is performing beyond what I thought it would. No dry hits and clear and crisp taste.
After fiddling around I did end up just turning it upside down to push the endcap on until seated. The first time I tried this, I had the juice control completely closed to avoid any sort of flooding. As you could imagine, with nowhere for the air to go, it was nearly impossible to put the cap on. Then I opened the juice control a bit, while still upside down, and the cap went on great.
Not too bad to fill now, I still wish there was an easier way. I just hate removing endcaps to fill.
I tried using this on my AGR and my Ibtanks with no luck. The standard length tank tube for the AGR won't fit with the killer clone, the standard length IBtanks will fit, but because the endcaps are so thin the opening for the juice sits pretty high in the tank,meaning there would be a bunch of juice left over that wouldn't feed into the killer clone (what should we call these things? Terminator could be confused for the OTHER terminator RBA) and the top of the killer clone sticks WAY out of the top of the tank, like farther than a drip tip would. I guess I could cut it down with a tube cutter, but then it wouldn't fit in some other tanks I have.
Hopefully someone will get these back in stock so I can buy several and chop a few down to custom fit them to certain tanks. I honestly see no reason to continue using cartos after I started vaping this thing. For the price of a few boxes of cartos you have an atty that (in theory) you'll never have to replace.
Before it arrived I was really worried about getting dry hits and/or flooding. It seems with these sort of things that's somewhat common, but other than flooding it by compressing the tank I have had zero dry hits and zero flooding. Most impressive!
Anyone else's get a little wobbly when you open the juice feed wide?
Didn't like the stock coil, so I tore mine down and took a picture. The stock coil seems to use NR/R wire.
Got it setup with 2mm wick, 30AWG kanthal @ 1.7Ω in a 19mm XL IBTank. Still playing around to get it to feed just right. Can't wait for my original Killer to show up in the mail to do comparisons.
Is this thing SS or chromed brass? I ask because I only want the atty for a bottomfeeder. I only want SS for its resilience to friction/cuffs/fading. Anybody?
ETA: Nevermind. I didn't open the link before reading and looking at pics. It's chrome. Fuuu!
ETA: Nevermind. I didn't open the link before reading and looking at pics. It's chrome. Fuuu!
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