love my wasps [4] thinking of adding these [mulitple] if they are anywhere near as good as the wasp !!
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love my wasps [4] thinking of adding these [mulitple] if they are anywhere near as good as the wasp !!
I’m in the exact same boat. I’ve used single micro coils for the past five years and coming back to see about what’s the latest I’m way confused. Probably about to get a low pro grand, but sure about RBAs anymore as I have used that same as OP, I vape unflavored with a tiny bit of menthol. I would love some recommendations as well
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also i am looking into the demon killer,since it is the same as a wasp,just smaller
I also use a single micro coil and a few years back I noticed that I wanted more air. I went with an Origen 16 and haven’t looked back. It’s an amazing little atty with a wide range of choices for airflow. (From MTL to almost wide open). I’ve been staying with 3 on my 2 LP’s and 1 P67. I’m sure there are other newer options but I’m pretty content.
That’s all I want is something that I will be content with, I tried a reomizer 6 too airy can’t ramp down the air enough, Vandy Bonza- I can ramp down the draw but it just doesn’t taste as good as a smaller atty. ordering the wasp toctry it out. I usually just find something that works and use it. My reomizer 2.0 I’ve had for like 5 years
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Same here. The origen 16 is a great atty. I have four of them.
I'm back! My first Grand repair arrived, along with a couple of the Wasp Nanos. After 24 hours, 2 nic-buzz dizzy spells, and about 10 attempts at building a coil I like, I think I hit the sweet spot. 2 questions were generated from this, though.
1. I emailed Eric this one, but he's probably busy and you guys usually answer first. How do I adjust the 510 adjustable to re-aim my air holes? I think it requires a tiny allen wrench, but I don't have any that small at the house and would have to buy one. What size is it, or is there a household item I can use instead?
2. The Nano squonk screw - my old RBA didn't have one of those-it was a REO-built RBA. I've found it doesn't work when screwed in all the way to the atty - no power. I have to back it out about 1 1/2 turns to get power. Is this normal/known about this type of device, or am I doing something wrong?
1. I emailed Eric this one, but he's probably busy and you guys usually answer first. How do I adjust the 510 adjustable to re-aim my air holes? I think it requires a tiny allen wrench, but I don't have any that small at the house and would have to buy one. What size is it, or is there a household item I can use instead?
2. The Nano squonk screw - my old RBA didn't have one of those-it was a REO-built RBA. I've found it doesn't work when screwed in all the way to the atty - no power. I have to back it out about 1 1/2 turns to get power. Is this normal/known about this type of device, or am I doing something wrong?
Yes was going to say the same but you should of recieved the black Alan wrench in the baggy that came with the mod.. but it was an upgrade.. would think it should of been included still?
Anyways its reverse threaded so clockwise will raise the screw.
You can get it close and if you need to move it a little more just tighten and loosen the rba over and over and the atty will turn the screw without needing to remove it and use the wrench.
But yes.. a toothpick will work just fine and great for when your out and about and need to adjust it.
Edit: q-tip would work as well.
Anyways its reverse threaded so clockwise will raise the screw.
You can get it close and if you need to move it a little more just tighten and loosen the rba over and over and the atty will turn the screw without needing to remove it and use the wrench.
But yes.. a toothpick will work just fine and great for when your out and about and need to adjust it.
Edit: q-tip would work as well.
Sorry for the delayed response - the allen wrench size is 1.5mm. I haven't heard the toothpick or Q-tip tricks. I just tried them both in the shop and they worked fine. You're all such a creative bunch of problem solvers!
With all of the 510 swap-outs I have done, I never even thought about throwing in an allen wrench. Thanks for the idea and I'm going out to update the info in the shop and here in the office.
With all of the 510 swap-outs I have done, I never even thought about throwing in an allen wrench. Thanks for the idea and I'm going out to update the info in the shop and here in the office.
"Cough... Cough.." Pro's - Reo experts! "Cough"
We vaper heads that have been around since nearly the begining had to be creative to keep on vaping! Haha
I'm used to being made fun of back when for always stating an o ring can fix it!
Yup that Alan key would sure help being included.
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