Reomizer 3 vs 4 vs 5

[Ian444]

...Don't know the sizes between 3/64 and 1/16... and sizes bigger than 5/64.

Here's a handy chart Ed,
Drill Size Conversion Table

 

[ed101z]

Here's a handy chart Ed,
Drill Size Conversion Table

Perfect chart air holes, and coils. Bookmarked. Thanks Ian.

 

[JetMac]

RM2: Considered 'The REO standard' and sets the bar for most comparisons. Single coil only, brass construction, ceramic base, delrin drip tip - easy build and a flavour beast (RM is a bottom fed Triangle atty)

RM3: Option of either a single coil version or a dual coil version, stainless cap and base, stainless drip tip - tighter build area on dual coil, but another flavour beast (RM3 is a bottom fed A-6 atty)

RM4: Dual and single coil, airflow control, full stainless including the wider drip tip - plenty of build area, cloud beast and good flavour (RM4 is a bottom fed Atomic clone atty)

RM5: Dual coil only, airflow control, full stainless (drip tip included?) - plenty of build area, cloud beast (RM5 is bottom fed Double Cross atty)


I provided at the end of the descriptions what each 'RM' was before is modded into a bottom fed atty.

I went for the RM4 - had the most versatility, and can really adjust to just about anything (you won't get the level of flavour as the smaller RM2 or 3 though, but still really good). I also prefer the wide drip tips like what comes with the RM4.

- Bboy

Just wanted to chime in and say I have the RM5, you can run single or dual coils, you can adjust the air flow by opening or closing the air flow ring, two huge slots for air flow. The RM5 does not come with a drip tip, it's just the atomizer itself. With the right coils, wick, and batteries...you can get tons of vapor and amazing flavor. I've tried my buddies RM2, and its okay but not airy enough for my liking. My buddies RM2 had a weird taste when I tried it, thinking it was cause of the ceramic base. Maybe it was dirty or something. The RM5 has a stainless bottom, it's easy to keep clean and doesn't compromise the flavor.


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[Dougiestyle]

I have an A6 (pre-RM3) that's a dual version. I like it the most due to the tiny size. One of the 2 holes is drilled to 3/32" and the other is stock. .5ohm DC with 28ga. I'm a mouth-lung puffer, so this set-up suits me like Jos. A. Bank.

The tiny area to work your coils may be a hinderance to people with bad eyesight, but I'm blind in one eye. I get by with it just fine.

 

[Rourke]

So many options. I don't know which atty to get next. I am a lung hitter and I like the option of adjustable air flow so I am leaning towards either the RM4 or the Odin.

 

[Ian444]

So many options. I don't know which atty to get next. I am a lung hitter and I like the option of adjustable air flow so I am leaning towards either the RM4 or the Odin.

This is so good to read this post. Just a few or more months ago before the sub ohm upgrade kits came out, there were fairly restricted atty options unless you "knew someone" who could modify to bottom feed. This is great, I hope Rob reads this and has a chuckle