Where is it for sale? The SMPL I mean? Got a link.
Also, hows the airflow on the aeolus is it like crazy airy?
Also, hows the airflow on the aeolus is it like crazy airy?
SMPL+ by Epic Design Studios - VaporholicWhere is it for sale? The SMPL I mean? Got a link.
Also, hows the airflow on the aeolus is it like crazy airy?
I like all three: KGD, VCC and CB v2.
When I said a lot of parts I meant everything, down to the screws, the o-rings, the 3 post deck and the bottom piece it separates from. I've just never seen so much. I just got a build in it. I will say for the first time the reverse threading wasn't all that bad....but it's not exactly ideal either, why they decided to do this is beyond me. It didn't work for the hobo v3 I'm not sure why they thought it would work for them. Just juicing it up now!
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Yeah so far I'm enjoying it. Getting a little bit of spit back but that's nothing I haven't dealt with before, it's still my first build in it and I haven't really played around with the air flow. Flavor is great though and I love how much juice it holds.
Edit: I've closed off the smallest hole so only the 3 big holes are open on each side, and no spit back. Weird. But problem solved.
Just a FYI the SMPL+ released and sold out in under 24 hours. Nice lol.
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Nope just gotta worry about the top cap falling off in my pocket instead! Lol. I could blow on this thing and it'd come off. I'll have to change the o-ring to make it tighter.The threaded barrel is twofold, 1. It allows you to have no juice well which makes for the easiest deck to build on ever, still maintaining a reduced chamber and 2. You don't have to worry about the barrel coming off in your pocket, because of the no juice well integrated to the deck I think this would be disastrous when you're on the go lol I love it, wish more RDA's had it but I'm obviously in the minority on that one.
I think I built mine kinda low since that's what I'm used too but it's actually mid ranged in the middle so I'll leave it there till I rebuild it then I'll do as you suggest. I also won't get much use out of that little hole so I closed it off asap. It did make it kinda loud now that you mention it.It's important to build the coils high and to the outside directly under the airflow so it wraps around the coils (we're kinda fighting the laws of physics with top airflow), I know you know what your doing it's just kind of deceiving how high your coils look while you're building without the walls of the juice well on the deck. My coils were too low on my first build but ever since raising the coils I get no spit back at all no matter how carried away I get with the juice, except for recently with using the VCC. I run mine with that little air hole closed off and tinker with the 3rd large air hole, depending on the juice. I don't like that little air hole, if I remember correctly it made mine whistle..
Nope just gotta worry about the top cap falling off in my pocket instead! Lol. I could blow on this thing and it'd come off. I'll have to change the o-ring to make it tighter.
I think I built mine kinda low since that's what I'm used too but it's actually mid ranged in the middle so I'll leave it there till I rebuild it then I'll do as you suggest. I also won't get much use out of that little hole so I closed it off asap. It did make it kinda loud now that you mention it.
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Tell me about it! The v1 has the EXACT same problem. All blue orings are loose but the black replacements are like cement and you need a vice grip to remove the parts.That is my one big complaint with this RDA that oring that comes installed in the topcap is too loose and the black oring to replace it with is so freaking tight you basically have to pry the topcap off once you put it on, it's ridiculously hard.
8 Wraps, forgot to put that in there.How many wraps did you do with twisted 24g 316 lol.
Tell me about it! The v1 has the EXACT same problem. All blue orings are loose but the black replacements are like cement and you need a vice grip to remove the parts.
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I like the air flow honestly it's perfect to me. I like it better with the 3 large holes open on each side then all 4 open on each side. I'm not exactly sure why with all 8 open it was spitting but hey I'm not complaining now lol.
Looking on amazon it's 11.50 for 80 KGd pads. Not a bad price tho. I remember when it was twice that a few months back. It was like over 20 bucks. Not even sure it was that many pads either.$3 for 20 pads, insane lol. KGD has always been the same price. Maybe not in vape stores but in regular stores there wasnt the markup and eventual come down.
H, what do you mean a lot of parts. I thought it was a four piece RDA lol. Its very beefy your right. Dont you also though wanna make sure your "deck screws" are tight Mr Mann? My buddy has one (thats how I was able to build it and try it etc) and he said even though it can be a touch "finicky" its easily his favroite attie ever. Hes really into crazy builds so I know one big thing FOR HIM is the posts but he also told me the flavor was insane. Once I tried it I was sold, I cant wait to get one. The sturdy posts and massive post holes just beg for an insane build haha.
I like using my Magma with Ni200 as well. The Velocity works pretty well with Ni200 as well because you have a lot of room to work with so the larger Ni200 coils are easy to fit in. I've used a single Ni200 coil with the Derringer as well and really enjoyed it. Gonna try a single Ni200 coil in the Tugboat V2 tonight and see what the vape is like. I do find that dual coils in TC seem to be finicky. They start off vaping well but after a couple of days the performance is off. Single coil gives me no issues.I don't see much on this thread about this. But what do you guys think about vaping drippers in tc? Sounds like a lot of you are using steel, Nichrome, and kanthal and are even using mech mods. Which is fine. I just got my first tc mod and I'm getting good results using nickel in a magma. No dry hits is such a beautiful thing