Show your bottom feed RDAs.
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For anyone interested, the Trident V2.5 comes bottom feed ready! - Double Cross Zenith RBA V2.5 - Kidney Puncher
Yeah I sure did mean Zenith! Haha, I was watching a video that kept mentioning the trident while writing that! -_- Hehe.
Yep. BF'ed it. Air comes in through wick holes now. Got a couple of them cheap awhile back and couldn't resist. Not great with the center coil now.
Pretty wild, do you use it with the tank on?
Also, I would try raising the coil level with the wick holes
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Hello Bob.
No tank, just like it is.
The coil is just a hair higher than the center line of the wick holes.
I have a few of these in my save for a rainy day box, gonna give it a shot for giggles
Was up sick all night last night so I thought I would pass some of the between bad times with an experiment. Moved the coil to one of the wick holes, made it vertical, plugged the other hole with a snip of silicone tubing. Holy cow what a difference! Flavor oozing out of this ridiculous looking thing. Three negatives, it was a PITA to get that wick through the bottom, the built in "drip tip" gets pretty hot, and it is easy to over squonk.
I love stuff like that! You need to finish that thing off with a wicked little delrin drip tip, I'd take some appropriate sized delrin tube stock and tap it to screw onto the top of those chimney threads. I'm sure you could also press-fit a piece over the entire chimney section as well.
DavidOH, On the A7 I converted to a bottom-feeder, I had to add an air inlet hole to the side of the cap with cutting wheel on a dremel. Because once you attach it to a bottom-feeding mod you can no longer get air thru the bottom, only juice
It's a bit airy, but it has good flavor and descent cloudage. Here's a pic of it on my gdeal DNA40;
did anyone turn mutation x or stillare into bf? i really wanna do it to my attys
yup....
mutt x1,2,3... Several of each. The X2 seems to bottom feed the best but finding a replacement SS screw with a head thin enough is hard. I have done stillare clones which can be had with gold plated stainless posts (best option) or you will have to make a SS post (difficult). The stock authentic stillare is gold plated copper and very challenging to drill. (Think short taps with the drill and lots of oil for cooling.). If you must slot the insulator make sure you buy extra insulators, drilling them or slotting them greatly reduces the integrity of the insulator which WILL lead to spinning posts and/or shorts. Best of luck.. Give me a pm if you get in over your head.
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