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[Thomas Mitchell]

Ordered a hobo v3 with mine, it's horrible. Got a few others coming though. The stock drip tip does suck though. Hoping the velocity lives up to the hype.

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[EverPresentNoob]

I bought a derringer clone for around 10 bucks. used a vice to press out the positive post, drilled it with a 1/16 bit, drilled a cross hole right at the deck height. built it at .6 and now refuse to put the stock rda back on. this derringer rocks.

 

[inspects]

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[Bad Ninja]

It might seem like alot but, it pays itself many times over, instead of buying a clone that might
Last a few months, then you buy another clone, and that breaks, you will have Zero warranty

That's actually not true.

Larger vendors like fasttech has a fantastic return policy and better customer service than most US modders.

That said, REOs are NOT that expensive. They are priced fairly.
Rob does offer stellar CS, however I would hope that a truly high quality mod wouldn't need it.

That's actually the only thing that has held me back from purchasing a REO thus far.
( I'll probably end up buying one before the summer is over, and I sure hope I never have to use the much lauded warranty).

 

[qiubicfit]

Very True Bad Ninja, Fasttech does have great service, but usually takes a while, regardless, try a REO and you'll be happy for years to come.

 

[Thomas Mitchell]

Happily squonking away on my smokeless owl. Definitely see a reo in my future.

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[Asbestos4004]

Having several reos...I believe the customer service we speak of has very little to do with returning a defective or broken mod. It has more to do with the modder (Rob) making himself available to answer questions and showing you how to do what other companies would insist you send in and pay for repair. There's very little to break on a REO, but there's a few things to do to keep it working properly. Rob's always there to help.

 

[93gc40]

That's what she said?
You know you all were thinking it!

Seriously good to know though, me and PG don't get along. In the higher doses at least.

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No she, likely said, you just need a bigger hose.....

With thicker juice to flow like thin juice you just need, more capacity for transport.

 

[b.m.]

I bought a derringer clone for around 10 bucks. used a vice to press out the positive post, drilled it with a 1/16 bit, drilled a cross hole right at the deck height. built it at .6 and now refuse to put the stock rda back on. this derringer rocks.

I agree,i modded a derringer too,and i love that little thing haha.Another very good one that's easy to mod is the rogue.I got one a few days ago,modded it,and it is fantastic.it's right there with the derringer,maybe even just a slight bit better.101 has them for $5 on clearance.

 

[Thomas Mitchell]

Wish I had those kind of skills, myself and power tools just don't get along.



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[EverPresentNoob]

Wish I had those kind of skills, myself and power tools just don't get along.



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Its very easy. Find them for sale somewhere such as the deal mentioned above your post. that way if you do mess it up your not out much money. Or you can PM members here and Im sure they would help you out getting one drilled.