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I always love to see new stuff come out from OBS. I'm not crazy about that clamp post as one, you'll have to balance both coils as you tighten them down, but the bigger one is two, that insulator looks like it's bound to melt if you mount the coil too close. There was another tank that had that same issue which made me pass on it although some folks said it was OK with their use. I wish I could remember the name as I don't want to cast aspersions on the wrong tank.
That insulator is made of zirconia, unlike the peek insulator in the Troll RTA, so there'll be no risk of melting.
Placing the coils shouldn't be as complicated as on other clamp style decks because of the offset and the single screw system, I guess. At least you don't have to precut the leads.
I'm wondering however, why they didn't go for a GTA style deck like in the single coil version, and why they went for that simple airflow system.
I'm wondering however, why they didn't go for a GTA style deck like in the single coil version, and why they went for that simple airflow system.
That insulator is made of zirconia, unlike the peek insulator in the Troll RTA, so there'll be no risk of melting.
I thought it was the troll but didn't have a chance to look it up. Zirconia huh? Good that it won't melt but it just seems like an odd solution to use a clamp like that. It isn't like the tank has some gigantic chamber you want to fill with 4 mm quadruple fused stapled claptons.
There's no need to go that large in diameter imo, but I get your point.
Clamps aren't my preferred style either, but as the single coil version worked surprisingly flawless, I'm eager to see how it works out in dual configuration.
After all I think it's refreshing to finally see something new and innovative after all the more or less samey stuff the mainstream manufacturers put out the last months.
Clamps aren't my preferred style either, but as the single coil version worked surprisingly flawless, I'm eager to see how it works out in dual configuration.
After all I think it's refreshing to finally see something new and innovative after all the more or less samey stuff the mainstream manufacturers put out the last months.
Agreed. Something new and creative is always welcome. I do hope it all comes together into a well performing tank. I'll be looking forward to reviews on this one.
I have three and I keep thinking about getting another as a just in case kinda backup. Still, this might be an interesting addition for some variety. I still use my Crius+ which I know it's ancient in vape gear years.
Since I got my hands on the Crius II, my Engines have degraded to dustcollectors.
The Crius Plus is still in rotation though.
The Crius Plus is still in rotation though.
My Crius 2 has been neglected for a week or two. Need to give it a wash and wick. Maybe pair it with the Gaia. Somehow managed to get another Nano in rotation. Swear that happens in my sleep.
I meant an Engine V2, should’ve been a bit clearer there! More airflow and widebore tip would be just the t*ts!
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That insulator is made of ceramic. I've seen some other tanks using it in similar way Not like Wotofo where it was ultem or God knows what. I'm kean to get me a Crius 2 causemy first rta was a Crius velocity deck. But I'm considering Aqua Reboot from Footoon. Would be nice to see flavor comparison between those two. The deck is pretty simple saw few reviews on it.
That insulator is not ceramic but zirconia, which is some sort of artificial diamond.
Me too. I'd love to see an Engine 2. With a postless deck and a construction similar to Themis(which is now my fav.tank) where the air is kind a forced to go more over coil and not just shortest way. We know the top AF tanks are not the best flavor tanks but it's so good to have no condense on mod and absolute no leaking that I screw on 20% more flavor. Anyway OBS does good simple inexpensive stuff and the Crius II dual is a nice RTA that has the flavor in it.
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