Silverplay RTA

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Ordered mine two days ago from VaporDNA... should be here by the end of the week and i'll post first impressions when i can. Basically, if you're invested in the Kayfun part eco-system and want a dual-coil RTA you can mix and match Kayfuny parts with... it's a no brainer. The SP was designed to work with the majority of Kayfun tanks, tops, chimneys etc.
 

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I've been looking at the silverplay myself. Like all the different cap options. This RTA doesn't have negative post air holes. From the looks of it, the four holes they are referring to are in the airflow control around the base that goes into the inner air slots that sits beneath where the coil will be..

Yeah, customization option is a big one for me.

After reading the description from the seller's website, I was led to believe that there are 4 air holes on the deck. Or am I just reading what I want to read?:p

"We also designed a revolutionary dual to quad, quad to dual airflow system. This unique airflow system allows air to come in through the bottom of the base, also from both directions of the negative posts holes. When all FOUR airflow holes are open, you are in cloud chasing mode; when you choose to close off the two side airflow holes, leaving just the two main airflow holes open, you are in flavor chasing mode...Total FOUR airflow holes, two gigantic 3mm main airflow holes hits the coils from underneath, two 2mm negative airflow holes to hit the coils from the back"
 
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Yeah, customization option is a big one for me.

After reading the description from the seller's website, I was led to believe that there are 4 air holes on the deck. Or am I just reading what I want to read?:p

Yes, the way they have worded it, does make one believe there are 4 air holes, two under the coils and two for the negative posts. Unfortunately the website does not show better pictures of the deck itself detailing the negative post air holes.

I have one on order and will post some pictures upon receiving it. Its been released for a week already, surprised there are no better pictures or reviews surfacing yet.

Edit: spoke too soon, Ray Lo Vapes did a micro review of it. Still no uppy closey time with it yet though.

Silverplay vs Goblin, not the full comparison but he at least did a quick one

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eWxWohWoquI
 
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Yes, the way they have worded it, does make one believe there are 4 air holes, two under the coils and two for the negative posts. Unfortunately the website does not show better pictures of the deck itself detailing the negative post air holes.

I have one on order and will post some pictures upon receiving it. Its been released for a week already, surprised there are no better pictures or reviews surfacing yet.

Edit: spoke too soon, Ray Lo Vapes did a micro review of it. Still no uppy closey time with it yet though.

Wish he showed more in the video. Still can't believe more vids aren't out yet.
 

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I am sure it will be flooding with the pics and reviews in coming weeks.

I am a bit disappointed that Project Sub-Ohm didn't provide a more detailed pictures/explanation of this air flow system. Here is What I think is going on. It seems to jive with how they worded it.

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I am sure it will be flooding with the pics and reviews in coming weeks.

I am a bit disappointed that Project Sub-Ohm didn't provide a more detailed pictures/explanation of this air flow system. Here is What I think is going on. It seems to jive with how they worded it.

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I think you're a little confused in where the airflow holes are and how it operates as it relates to possible leaks. The main coil air inlet is up top... in line where there delrin insulator is off the positive block... it has expanded juice channels where you're tails of cotton/rayon are placed. Your coil sits off the main deck with it's tails not even touching... they only recede down into the channel. Think original Kafun with the juice channels being the end of the ledge/block on a kayfun where you run the tails down.

I dont see this leaking if set up properly.

As far as the other "negative post air holes"... you're likely right with a plume veil esq design or maybe someplace else we cant see.

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