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Does anyone know if the Smoktech Terminator (the killer 705 clone) will work on a Reo Grand? I already have a Terminator sitting around and my Reo Grand was just ordered yesterday and it would be awesome not to have to spend any more money on stuff.
Looks like it would technically work, but I'd say you really missed out not ordering a Reomizer 2.0 to go with your Grand.
Sorry if already answered, but I couldn't see it, does the octopus work with the reo? Gand or mini?
EDIT: having seen a video now I see it had no centre pin or air flows to the main atty at the bottom at all, so no, I'm guessing it doesn't work too well with REO's!
EDIT: having seen a video now I see it had no centre pin or air flows to the main atty at the bottom at all, so no, I'm guessing it doesn't work too well with REO's!
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What is the benefit of a reomizer over a different bottom fed rba like the eternity?
I've never heard of the eternity RBA. It is maybe a bottom coil not a bottom fed?
RBAS for bottom fed devices, like a REO, have a juice delivery conduit thru the 510 connection so you can feed them juice, bottom fed style.
The REO catch cup size doesn't accept all RBA's, but it does accept most of the best Bottomfed RBAs cause they were designed for the REO. Catch cups vary between the different REO models too
The REOmizer was modified by REO to fit the catchcups of current REOs, except for mini 14500 - but I believe that REO will modify the REOmizer to fit it upon request.
Eternity can be used as bottom fed but the wick and coil sit very high making it hard for the juice to reach it when squonking. The posts are also very weak and you can only use very thin wire with like 34 or 36 gauge. 32 will fit but it is really too tight and easy to snap the posts off trying to get it to work. The Eternity will work but not very well as a bF rba.
The RM2 is designed (modified) to work on the REO, low coil hight, wide easy to build upon posts, ceramic floor with a drain and much sturdier overall. I have used both and it's a night and day difference.
The RM2 is designed (modified) to work on the REO, low coil hight, wide easy to build upon posts, ceramic floor with a drain and much sturdier overall. I have used both and it's a night and day difference.
Cool thanks - so it essentially drains better than other bottom fed RBA? That's great - ordered a mini 2.1 and a reomizer yesterday, excited to try it.
The RM2 drains well. Rob did a great job of explaining why it has become the favorite atty of REO users. We love it.
Sorry I didn't give the right answer to your question
. I was totally off track Congrats on your purchases and welcome to the summit of mount vape-suvious.
Does phoenix v2 work? I know someone drilled the bottom for a bottom feeder but didnt mentioned the device it was going to
The A6S is a bottom fed rebuildable that fits the Grand and 2.1 The topcap needs a hole drilled in it, it's designed to get air from the bottom. The A6 which is a dripper model but has a nicer cap with a hole drilled in it. The connector is sealed but the insulator can be cut for BF use, like the other clones. It's got thumb screws which seems nice but I used pliers to get them tight. The thread is the same as RM2 screws but the thumb part and thread are both too long. I tried it on there and the top cap hit the thumb part, shorting and locking it together. Had to use channel lock pliers to get the atty open. They are cheap and China, one had a loose cent post. They do vape pretty good once you get them tweaked in though. Not a ringing endorsement but if you like to fiddle they are fun.
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Hello everyone! Been searching the forum and found this thread. Im hoping by what Ive read here you guys can help me make the best decision. I just bought my first reo mini, hopefully it will be in the mail tomorrow The main purpose I bought the mini is because I needed something that was low maintenance, produce a consistent quality of vap, & last all day on one battery & tank. I drive a delivery truck for a living, I'm in and out of my truck probably 30 times a day. So I really need something that can withstand these elements. Im feed up with tanks flooding, heads burning out, coils popping, batteries dying etc. etc. Anyway you guys tell whats the best way to vap the mini. Im comfortable wrapping a coil and testing the ohms so if using an RBA is the best way then Im ok with that. Most of the pics Ive seen, people are using cartomizers. I have never used cartos before so Im kind of at a loss with whats best. I normally vap higher VG juices at lower ohms. Any suggestions would be much appreciated. Thanks guys
The main purpose I bought the mini is because I needed something that was low maintenance, produce a consistent quality of vap, & last all day on one battery & tank. I drive a delivery truck for a living, I'm in and out of my truck probably 30 times a day. So I really need something that can withstand these elements. Im feed up with tanks flooding, heads burning out, coils popping, batteries dying etc. etc. Anyway you guys tell whats the best way to vap the mini. Im comfortable wrapping a coil and testing the ohms so if using an RBA is the best way then Im ok with that. Most of the pics Ive seen, people are using cartomizers. I have never used cartos before so Im kind of at a loss with whats best. I normally vap higher VG juices at lower ohms. Any suggestions would be much appreciated. Thanks guys
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Hello everyone! Been searching the forum and found this thread. Im hoping by what Ive read here you guys can help me make the best decision. I just bought my first reo mini, hopefully it will be in the mail tomorrow
Which Mini size did you buy? The Mini or the Mini 2.1? The Mini 2.1 has the larger battery and drip well. It works well with the RM2 that is sold on reosmods.
Cartomizers are used by many for their ease of use. You put it on, feed it juice and vape. It is disposable usually lasting a week. The best flavor and vapor is obtained with a RBA. If you are going for lower ohms then the RM2 would suit your needs.
Either a cartomizer or RM2 will work well with your work demands. Both are fed by squonking a little juice from the bottle. Your need for feeding juice is a variable depending on the way you vape.
i bought an A6 and an A6S just to see if the thumbscrews would be easier for me. (vote's still out on that) i swapped the caps to get one working quickly. not stellar, but acceptable.
i have no clue however, how to turn the A6 base into a bottom-feeder. are there any videos or posts how to go about this?
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...ed-modification-phoenix-v4-era-clone-rba.html
All his pics aren't showing for me. The drawing, where its grey and says "Don't cut here" I cut that out too. I use a box knife and make two cuts straight down, leaving a narrow slit all the way up the insulator. When you do this mod the atty acts more like an RM2 because it sucks out all the excess juice. The one with hole on the post only sucks juice until the level is low enough for it to draw air in the hole. I out orings under all my attys but I'd really encourage one with this type of modification. It'd be easy for juice or air to leak into the connection if you don't have it sealed up around the connector.
All his pics aren't showing for me. The drawing, where its grey and says "Don't cut here" I cut that out too. I use a box knife and make two cuts straight down, leaving a narrow slit all the way up the insulator. When you do this mod the atty acts more like an RM2 because it sucks out all the excess juice. The one with hole on the post only sucks juice until the level is low enough for it to draw air in the hole. I out orings under all my attys but I'd really encourage one with this type of modification. It'd be easy for juice or air to leak into the connection if you don't have it sealed up around the connector.
Thanks! Popping that post is gonna be a dealbreaker unless my buddy has some better tools. It really doesn't want to budge.
I have 2 Dripper spirals and they are OK, but I think the RM2 performs better overall. I like the spiral because I don't have to worry about it leaking when I am traveling.
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