RDA Designed for Bottom Feeders (VMODs)?

[WidowsSon]

Hi guys, learning to love my BF.

Hard to put down my RBA's

Is there an rda that is designed for bottom feeders. I know reo mods sells an rda that they drill out or mod for their BF's, but I'm wondering if there is an rda specifically designed for BF's so I can run a microcoil/cotton wick setup with my VMOD

Also, specifically I'm looking for something that works well with the VMOD 2.0/XL feeding system, I know some RDA's that are modded for other BF's don't work as well for the VMODs.

TIA

 

[Commie]

The one from reo is actually really designed for bottom feeders. Due to its ceramic base, it's about the best and easiest to set up.

Small problem though, it will take some fiddling to get any of the RDAs to sit well on a VMod. The only one I had any decent success with was A7. The problem is that you'd have to remove the cone, the chamber tube (that the cone screws onto), put in just the right size 510-510 extention, and then screw on your atomizer. And then hope that the atomizer will hold the aluminum shell on and, at the same time, will not leak.

 

[super_X_drifter]

On the left:
Chalice II version 2. Cost - pretty much priceless cause they were made in limited production runs. Absolutely the best bottomfed RBA ever made. Retailed for about 160. I paid in excess of 200 for that one. If you ever see one, jump on it just to have an awesome vaping collectors item.

On the right:
REO RM2. Cost - 43. The second best bottomfed RBA ever made. The ceramic base, wide set posts, screw on top, bottom drain / feed hole (not post fed like cyclone / ERA / Hornet) and smaller chamber size put it over the top. Easiest to build and vapes as good as my chalice.

Had hornets and it's pretty much the same as it's kissing cousins ERA and CYclone. Much prefer the RM2 or chalice for the reasons listed above.

Not sure if any of the above will fit a vmod without mods like commie says

It seems like a better way to phrase this would be "is there a VMOD designed for bottomfed RBA's?"