Reo Vv

[ChrisOrozco27]

What are the pros and cons? I'm thinking of saving up to pick this up. Is there anything similar that's just as good?

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[doots]

All Reos, in my opinion, are the best made bottom feeders. Well worth the cost when you think about how long they work trouble free and rob's customer support is also the best, should you ever need it. Robs always there and ready to help anyone in need. You can use RM2 attys (rebuildable bottom fed), cartos and/or regular attys (anything bottom fed)on this device.. having more options than just plain vv devices plus all Reos hold high resale value. But who would want to sell one? Cons? Cant think of any.. There's only 1 Reo, The real thing..

 

[ChrisOrozco27]

So they have to be a specific type of rebuildable atty? I was under the impression you could use any atty

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[suspectK]

Cons..you need more than one. Changing flavors can be a pain with bottom feeders.

Check out the surge tank or the cheaper aurora bft to see if you'd want a mod dedicated to bottom feeding. This will work too.

http://www.supertmanufacturing.com/vapemate.html

Edit.. you can use whatever you want, but the rm2 is a RBA designed to function with reo, while offering the capability of any other RBA.

 

[InTheShade]

So they have to be a specific type of rebuildable atty? I was under the impression you could use any atty

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You can modify a lot of different attys to work on a bottom feeder, but as the juice has to flow into the coil assembly from the bottom, only a few RBA's are specifically designed to work with REOs and other bottom feeders. The Reomizer is one that has been specifically designed to work with the REO.

Of course, you can use a non-rebuildable atty as well, most of those are bottom feeder friendly as they have holes drilled into the bottom section of the atomizer to allow the juice to flow into the coil.

If you really want to, you can also screw in most other clearos / attys / cartos and just use the REO as a battery - but that kind of defeats the whole purpose of having a bottom feeder.

If you are looking for a less-expensive device (and probably less solid as well as the chassis is all plastic) then Vapage make a VMOD and a VMOD XL. I have two of them and use them every day. I'll be getting something wooden soon (maybe a REO or maybe something else) but if you want a less expensive way to try the whole bottom feed genre, then a VMOD is a good way to start. Vapage often have 50% off sales, so you can get one for less than $45. It's not VV or VW though unless you modify it and put a kick in there.

As for the pros and cons - I think I have only seen one person that bought a REO and then sold it on the classifieds here. It seems to be once purchased, you're a REOnaut for life.

 

[ChrisOrozco27]

Do you guys know if the hh357 or Igo L will work on this

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[stevegmu]

I was thinking of picking one up to play around with, but it seems they only take PayPal, which is a deal breaker.

 

[Rickajho]

Have you found the liquid feed sub forum yet? => Liquid Feed APV Discussion

Lot's of great info there about all sorts of liquid feeders, options, mods.

 

[malkuth]

Do you guys know if the hh357 or Igo L will work on this

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Yes, the 357 works well on this mod.

I was thinking of picking one up to play around with, but it seems they only take PayPal, which is a deal breaker.

You are aware that you do not have to pay with PayPal? You can select to pay outside of paypal, not create an account. You can use any credit card. You have that choice when you go to pay for your purchase.

 

[NicoHolic]

You'll get more and better info in the Reos Mods vendor forum, where all the REO owners (Reonauts) hang out.