Modded my IGO-W4 to bottom feed.
The size is just about right, just barely bigger then the drip well on the REO, at the base of the atomizer.
Even with a drill press and a cobalt bit, drilling SS is no laughing matter.
I started drilling the center post (from the bottom) and snapped my bit about half way through, I ended up cutting two channels on either side of the post using a hack saw with the post in a vice, this was much easier.
Unfortunately I was in a hurry and didnt take any pics, but it is working fantastically, I like this atty much more now that it is squonkable.
It is pretty cool how well an atty like this works when it is juiced just right and the excess is drained away thanks to the REO, I am enjoying it more then when I was dripping on it, it just works great.
The two channels open up right at the base of the atty, and seem to drain just as well as the RM2.
The airholes on the W4 are nice and high up, it is really a good design for a dual coil atty on the REO.
Loving it so far, I feel better about using SS then Brass.
Now my 4 day old RM2 is sitting by itself all lonely, I kinda figured that might happen, and mostly got it as the gold standard to compare to when it comes to a functional bottom fed atty on the REO.
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The size is just about right, just barely bigger then the drip well on the REO, at the base of the atomizer.
Even with a drill press and a cobalt bit, drilling SS is no laughing matter.
I started drilling the center post (from the bottom) and snapped my bit about half way through, I ended up cutting two channels on either side of the post using a hack saw with the post in a vice, this was much easier.
Unfortunately I was in a hurry and didnt take any pics, but it is working fantastically, I like this atty much more now that it is squonkable.
It is pretty cool how well an atty like this works when it is juiced just right and the excess is drained away thanks to the REO, I am enjoying it more then when I was dripping on it, it just works great.
The two channels open up right at the base of the atty, and seem to drain just as well as the RM2.
The airholes on the W4 are nice and high up, it is really a good design for a dual coil atty on the REO.
Loving it so far, I feel better about using SS then Brass.
Now my 4 day old RM2 is sitting by itself all lonely, I kinda figured that might happen, and mostly got it as the gold standard to compare to when it comes to a functional bottom fed atty on the REO.
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