RBA (Reomizer) build photo tutorial

[Gioajack]

Ya done good, juice. There's lots of variations on coil/wick configurations that can be accomplished with experimentation but your tutorial demonstrates how easy rba's can be part of the vaping experience. Hopefully your photos and excellent explanation will bring lots of people over to the light, and less expensive side.

May the FORCE BE WITH YOU, or what ever you young people say.


Jack

 

[azzaman]

You are a legend, thanks for the tute. I vote this one up as a sticky, very handy!!

 

[TheAngryBovine]

You are a legend, thanks for the tute. I vote this one up as a sticky, very handy!!

Seconded. Great tutorial.

 

[Blix]

Awesome, my Reo and Reomizer should be in in a few days, and this tutorial will come in handy. Definitively looks quite easy compared to an Genesis RBA.
Thanks!

 

[TennDave]

Great tutorial- never have made a coil and then slipped in the wick- gonna have to try that!

 

[Tracker1861]

Fantastic thread! Thanks for taking the time to share with us.

 

[juicejunky]

It's a sticky! I'm honored. Thanks all for promoting it and the complements.

 

[Norman Clature]

Thank you and great job!

Norman

 

[skorpiankh]

Thanks for this. Just got my first reomizer and I'm sure I'll need to rebuild soon.

 

[Koman]

One of the best tutorials out there.

 

[FisherPal]

OMG - I cannot thank you enough for making this tutorial! I keep hearing how so many people are blown away by the flavor, etc. using the Reomizer but was just too scared stiff to think about trying it because all the 'reading' I was doing on rebuilding just wasn't making sense. Your pictures bring it all into crystal clear perspective and now I think that even I (the most fiddle-challenged person you can imagine) might even be able to handle doing this. You have taken me from the 'no-way-in hell' to 'gonna-have-to-try-it' mode!

Flavor is a huge factor to me and I'm still struggling to get the best out of my experience. This may very well be the game-changer.

If I could hug ya ... well ... there'd be some ribs a-crackin'

 

[canonikon]

OMG, juicejunky you are GODLY

 

[garyinco]

Thanks for going to the effort to post this. I've been off the wagon for over a year, and wanted to try out the RBA's but watched so many conflicting videos I had stayed away. Very, very nicely done.

 

[Mikey-Mike]

Just wondering, what is the O-ring for in step 21?

 

[boilednuts]

Just wondering, what is the O-ring for in step 21?

Thats to prevent leakage from the rba into the cup/connector area

 

[Faylool]

Since I've been looking at the reo sites to learn about bottom feeder mods I have run a cross some nice informative posts but this one was the most timely and the easiest to relate to and exactly right on because I find videos too distracting and half of them won't view on my iPad. Juice junky must be a teacher or he certainly missed his calling! How generous of your time and trouble. Thank you!

 

[canonikon]

When will I know when to stop the squonking? I took off the drip tip to look inside while squonking, when do I stop? When it flows above the coil?

 

[juicejunky]

When will I know when to stop the squonking? I took off the drip tip to look inside while squonking, when do I stop? When it flows above the coil?

Yes. The first time make sure the wick gets completely wet. Be careful because if you do it too hard it will come squirting out the air hole. It's good to practice squonky in the beginning by watching without the drip tip. It soon becomes second nature.

If your wick hangs into the area around the center hole, you get more hits per squonk.

 

[six]

Well... Up until a minute ago, I had decided I really didn't want to mess around too much rebuilding attys. .. My mind is changed - and payment sent. I'll probably get to play with one of these in the next few days.

Does the RBA come with an o-ring? The spare o-rings are out of stock, so if it doesn't come with one, can anyone tell me which home depot part is the right one?

Thanks for the tutorial. I appreciate the time and effort you put in to it.

 

[Rhapsodies Fire]

Well... Up until a minute ago, I had decided I really didn't want to mess around too much rebuilding attys. .. My mind is changed - and payment sent. I'll probably get to play with one of these in the next few days.

Does the RBA come with an o-ring? The spare o-rings are out of stock, so if it doesn't come with one, can anyone tell me which home depot part is the right one?

Thanks for the tutorial. I appreciate the time and effort you put in to it.

Yes, Six...it comes with an o-ring. If you want more, contact Redeyedancer directly for details.