Questions for the Reonauts here
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A 1/16 drill bit is around 1.6 or so. A lot of people like that but I'd start smaller if I were you. You can always go bigger but you can't get back to smaller. Drill it and give it a few days to see if you like it before drilling again. Just my .02 though.
I use the whole bottle of juice. Sometimes i forget to look and burn my wick because there is no juice. I squonk a lot
I use a RM2 with one of my Grands and my vaping coil is between 1.5 and/or 2 ohms. My battery lasts the whole bottle of juice. The battery voltage is usually 3.6 when i change it and put a new bottle of juice in.
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I run mine at .39 ohms with a modified Trident V2
Had a guy on the forum mod it for me, and couldn't be happier. .39 ohms on a Reo is approximately 40 watts with a fresh battery, and its just... so nice.
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Had a guy on the forum mod it for me, and couldn't be happier. .39 ohms on a Reo is approximately 40 watts with a fresh battery, and its just... so nice.
ReoVille is gooood
Are there any easy to find or have modded AFC toppers for the REO that is at least semi affordable. Can just about any topper be modded and if so any suggestions on who or where may do this reasonably? I want another REO but I am in the process of switching out my original RDAs for ones with AFC and would like to have that option on the REO also.
PM me. I had a guy do it for my Trident V2. He can either modify it or help you modify it. Its just a matter of either drilling the 510, and then drilling diagonally into the positive post to connect to the 510 drilled hole.
Option 2 is to remove the 510 positive post and run a slot up the side of it (2 slots to accommodate for dual coils) and then drill the positive post where the drip well is. Here's a couple pictures of how mine was done
Theres the hole in the positive post. A second one is on the other side
The guy broke his drill bit in an attempt to drill straight through the pin. Instead he slotted right where the flathead screw slot is on both sides of it. Works absolutely fantastic, and accommodates well for dual coils. Seems to squonk easier than the reomizer as well
Used a 1/16" end mill and opened up the air hole on the Cyclone. It's still not as airy as a Magma or a Trident V2 but I'd say it's comparable to a Taifun GT draw. Vapor production is better than a KFL but the flavor isn't quite there yet. I think it's just a matter to tweaking my coil to sit just a bit higher and messing with my wick.
Question for those with a Cyclone, do you run longer legs and try to center the coil up or do you keep them short and leave the coil off to the side? I always try to minimize my leg length on RDA's and maximize my coil length for any given resistance so there's more wick/coil surface but given how the Cyclone posts are placed I'm wondering if that makes a lot of sense on it.
Question for those with a Cyclone, do you run longer legs and try to center the coil up or do you keep them short and leave the coil off to the side? I always try to minimize my leg length on RDA's and maximize my coil length for any given resistance so there's more wick/coil surface but given how the Cyclone posts are placed I'm wondering if that makes a lot of sense on it.
Here's how I run my cyclone.
Note that the right wire is in the juice hole but that's only because mine was modded to have another juice hole blow that one. If you look closely you'll see it right at deck level
Note that the right wire is in the juice hole but that's only because mine was modded to have another juice hole blow that one. If you look closely you'll see it right at deck level
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Hmmm .. I need to mod mine the same way you have yours done. If I may, what size Phillips head screws are you using? The allen heads are so small they look like a bad joke played on people with bad eye sight.
Yes those screws put it over the top. They came from McMaster-Carr.
They are m2x4 Phil ch a2 #2845.
They are m2x4 Phil ch a2 #2845.
Thank you. I suspect changing from allen heads to those screws will make my rebuilding life much, much simpler. If nothing else it'll clean up the language coming out of the man cave.
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