RDA le magister style rda

[yourgurnard]

The tiny little neg screws are impossible so I replaced them with broader head screws.

That surprises Me...I've only got about 1mm clearance 'twixt coil & (stock) neg. screws as it is!

 

[JD1]

That surprises Me...I've only got about 1mm clearance 'twixt coil & (stock) neg. screws as it is!

The screws are from my broke Veritas and I'm not sure what size they are. They're much better at trapping the 26 ga. than the stock ones though.

 

[spalife]

I got one of these from FT...despite being more than happy with My 'gang' of Origens!
It was really cheap & I can build it exactly like I do with the 'gens:- twin vert. 1ohm 26g. coils & S/S rope wicks.
It's not bad! It does n't compare to the 'gens (for Me) 'cos the top cap is much thinner & gets pretty warm....but it gets used!

So finally got down to try out the Vertical Build.
Not my build picture but got off the net(similar to mine).

Building it like a Gennie does actually work very well with wicking
and flavor profile improvement.

 

[JD1]

To be honest I have to admit I like my Veritas clone just a hair better, but it's really close. And I think it's the heat, or rather, the lack of heat build up, that gives the Veritas the edge. My current build is with 28 ga. duels to about .8 ohms and, and as others have mentioned, the thin top of the Le Magister can get really hot. It doesn't seem to be a problem but I can't help wishing it didn't do that. I do like the deep juice well though. I can fill this sucker up and vape for a while lol.

 

[spalife]

It's a small R(d)TA aka Gennie aka tank aka dripper with great
juice wells (2 to 3 ml), which does not leak and extremely easy
to build and wick.

Was not happy with the standard drip tip, replaced it with a delrin drip tip for a bit of longer reach to the lips and for heat insulation after that most of my dripper's are facing neglect.

Using a 510 Heat Insulator Sink also helps in keeping things a little cool on the top.