School me on a Reo

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Docsgt68

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If you like what dripping offers but hate the pain in the ... that it is, the Reo is exactly what you're loozing for, even the Reo grand is quite small, but the mini is even more so, instead of pulling out your bottle, taking the cap off your atty and adding drops, you simply squonk and vape away, you'll have to get used to mechanical again, but I'm sure you'll find that it's well worth it. Pure, simple, convenient, such is the Reo. It works and is easy, all the time, every time.
 

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If you like dripping but hate to drip, the reo is really your only (somewhat) mass produced choice - all the performance of a RDA with bottom feeding for convenience.

The mini is about the same size as the VS DNA30. The grand is pretty much the same size as the rDNA30. If dripping, not size, is your issue, the grand is prolly the better choice - bigger battery (18650), larger onboard juice storage.

Many of the same RDA's you'd use on the VS are available in bottom feed modded versions - atomics, cyclones, magmas, odins, and more - plus Rob (the manufacturer) has a stable of bf-enabled atties, called reomizers or RM's, that unlock the potential of the device.

Flavour, clouds, convenience, simplicity, durability, versatility - it's all there with the reo. You're not losing a thing compared to a RDA on a DNA, just gaining a ton.
 

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Super your videos are quite helpful. I had you playing on my table the first time i cleaned my reo...during my first odin build and im gonna get me one of those artistic gizmos and i will let you walk me through that too. Thanks for taking the time to make them! Op the reo will change your vaping world. Just get one and it wont be long before you have both sizes. Your biggest problem will be what to do with your mods that dont get used anymore! I use my grand more but the mini has a place too. If you like dual coils and sub ohms i would start with the grand. I have several attys that all offer different things depending what i feel like but the reomizer 2 is my main atty. You really cant go wrong.
 

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I am looking for a smaller size box style dripper and the Reo has caught my eye. I currently use a Vapor Shark rDNA30 but it's a PITA at work. My builds are between .8 and 1ohm. Any suggestions/help is greatly appreciated. The dripping part is what is the pain.

A reo grande would be about the same size as your current setup but with an on board 6ml bottle of juice. Instead of dripping, you press the bottle for 2-4 second to squonk juice up into your atty. it's like dripping upside down.

I don't use a lot of wick in my atomizer so I get maybe 4 nice long juicy drags and then I squonk again. After a while it becomes a rhythm that you don't really think about much. After a while you can even taste a slight difference right before a dry hit and know when to squonk again.

The reo is a mechanical, so unlike the rdna you will have the adjust your build instead of adjusting the watts of the device. Battery safety and all that jazz comes info play as well. How it vapes will depend a lot on your atomizer and build. There are lots of bottom fed atomizer options to choose from. Single coil, dual coil, big airflow, tight draw, adjustable, etc.

A 0.6ohm build would probably put you right in that 30watt range you're used to.

I use a Lokilab Odin atomizer on a low profile Reo Grande with a 0.3ohm dual coil setup as my primary vape. It has all the things I like about dripping (big airflow, great taste, lots of vapor) but I can use it in the car. It is, in my opinion, a near perfect vape.
 

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almost the same dimensions as my hana clone but u can see L-R ipv2,mvp2,cana30w,Lpgrand,seven22
 

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Thanks all. Looks like an LP Grand will be in my hands soon.

Which of Rob's atty's would work best for this? I now mainly use the Tugboat V2, anything he has close to this or any other bottom fed atty's close to the Tug?

Check out the atty's on reosmods. Robert has modded a few to work on our REO's. They are labeled so you will know what will work on your new LP.
 

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The RM2 is the standard for flavor MTL and the RM3 is a MTL'er too. The RM4 is an Atomic and is very adjustable with air flow single or dual coil. Not sure about the RM5 or RM6; yet.

I have a bf mod Magma on mine right now and it's working really well. The bf mod Odin is another option that folks really love.

My main dripper on the Reo is the RM2 and you should get one. The top screws on and never leaks a drop. It goes with me to work everyday with a Samsung 25R 18650 battery. It is plated brass and is easily drilled for more air flow if you like lung hits.
 

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The RM2 is the standard for flavor MTL and the RM3 is a MTL'er too. The RM4 is an Atomic and is very adjustable with air flow single or dual coil. Not sure about the RM5 or RM6; yet.

I have a bf mod Magma on mine right now and it's working really well. The bf mod Odin is another option that folks really love.

My main dripper on the Reo is the RM2 and you should get one. The top screws on and never leaks a drop. It goes with me to work everyday with a Samsung 25R 18650 battery. It is plated brass and is easily drilled for more air flow if you like lung hits.

How did you get a BF Magma?
 

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I just got a LP/SL Grand and an RM5 about a week ago, love it. The RM5 is dual coil, Variable Air Flow with adjustable ring and two air ports. Right now I'm running twin 10 wrap 1.6 ohm coils (0.8 total ohms) and it is kicking some serious flavor and vapor with the VAF 1/3 to 1/2 open. I believe 1.0 ohm to 0.8 ohm is the range you were interested in, wasn't it ?
 

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