reducer tube?

[the_vape_nerd]

I've been mointoring the Reo site every other day or so waiting for the reducer tube to be back in stock. It hasn't been since I got my Reo. This looks like something I ought to be able to source locally or at least online from a plastics dealer of some kind. Like get a 20 ft length of and cut it myself. I'd pay Reo the 25 cents they want and probably order 30 of them but they are never in stock.

Anyhow, anyone know how i'd go about getting some tubing other than the Reo site?

Does Lowe's or Home Depot have it?

 

[thinkingaboutit]

Pm me your address and I'll ship you mine when I get home Friday.


Thanks to my phone, I could have posted this from anywhere.

 

[redeyedancer]

You wont find it at lowes I just got a order in I will put some on the site shortly

 

[the_vape_nerd]

thinking about it, thanks for the offer that was very nice but if reo will have them available i'll just get it from the site

 

[digilunatic]

Redeyedancer is reo.

 

[Filthy-Beast]

Not sure of the diameter but looks close to hard air line tubes for fish tanks. I couldn't tell from any of the video's I've watched, might be come clear when my Grand gets here. What are the reducer tubes for, when would I need one?

 

[nerak]

Not sure of the diameter but looks close to hard air line tubes for fish tanks. I couldn't tell from any of the video's I've watched, might be come clear when my Grand gets here. What are the reducer tubes for, when would I need one?

The reducer tube is inserted in the bottom of the tubing that goes into the bottle. It reduces the flow of juice. Used mainly for high PG juices or if your REO is self-feeding because of heat or altitude.

Do not insert it all the way in!

 

[RedhatPat]

So that's what that thing is for! Thanks Karen!

RHP

 

[DoogieTony]

Did you lose the one that came with you're REO?

I didn't see mine when I ripped through the package and found it later on the floor

 

[darkzero]

I'll offer to send you 2 or 3 also, just PM me. I never need to use them even on hot SoCal summer days, they're just sitting in baggies. BTW did you check the baggie thoroughly that came with the Reo? Every Reo comes with one (assuming you purchased it new from Robert).

 

[greigster]

I didn't get one with my Grand, not that I need one here in Blighty although I will be in India for a month Jan/Feb next year.

Thanks for the information as to what it is for, I had seen them on the site but hadn't got a clue.

 

[Matthee]

Been wondering if any Reonaut actually use them? Maybe in the era before RM?

 

[nerak]

Been wondering if any Reonaut actually use them? Maybe in the era before RM?

I have never used one. Only use 100% VG juice so my juice is pretty thick.

When I went to Florida my REO was self-feeding with a atomizer. That is when a reducer tube would have come in handy.

I think that even with a RM2 if the weather is very hot and you leave your REO in the car when out it might self-feed. I did notice that a few times this summer. But it was not enough to leak. I just vaped through it and it was fine.

The reducer tube is a good thing to keep around, just in case the need is there.

 

[nerak]

I didn't get one with my Grand, not that I need one here in Blighty although I will be in India for a month Jan/Feb next year.

Thanks for the information as to what it is for, I had seen them on the site but hadn't got a clue.

They are really tiny. About 1/4 to 1/2 inch long. Frequently they hide in the seams of the baggie. I have also found them in the spare cap or dripper tip of a bottle.

 

[Filthy-Beast]

I just go my Reo, no tube, searched all packaging to be sure. I don't think I need it either.

 

[greigster]

Cheers Nerak, looked everywhere. As I said, not a problem,I will order a spare with my next Grand

 

[Matthee]

Seems there are now some tubeless guys in Reoville.

 

[Filthy-Beast]

Seems there are now some tubeless guys in Reoville.

No, we just don't have a small one.