Did my part to make sure people know about squonking !
Squonking - Where did that term come from ?
That thread was way before my time. Thanks for posting the link to it... now I know.
Did my part to make sure people know about squonking !
Squonking - Where did that term come from ?
Button options! Colors! So, where is everyone getting the SS buttons from? I see plenty of pics of them around.
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New to me.. might be a normal reo aluminum button that's on the site.. if one can attach the backside to it.
I hadn't thought about it, but I like the idea of somehow using the door shape as part of the deal. You're right that the door shape is recognizeable and distinctive. And it's patented after all. (For what that's worth in this industry.)badly done, but it's an "idea" thread. Ideas are:
- use the instantly recognizable door shape
- the tagline
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Being an ex-vaper, imo, the only change that needs to be done to the Reo regardless of model would be to provide solid silver contacts for them. I'm not talking about silver plated, pure silver. It wasn't until I put solid silver contacts, both + and -, in the 2 Reo Grands I had that I was truly satisfied with the vape I had. I'm not saying that with the standard contacts it was a bad vape, the silver contacts just elevated the vape to a level that I found myself very content and satisfied and looked no further for the perfect vape. I don't believe that going to solid silver contacts would be that much more expensive than what is being used right now if it were done right.
As far as I know to date, I was the only person to put both + and - solid silver contacts in my devices as most others just swapped out the + pin only, but my vape was a very noticeable difference from the onset that I changed them. I would also add that putting said contacts in my devices is what led to my vaping 0mg and ultimately quitting so maybe it wouldn't be smart for @Eric Parlin to make this change!!!
But that safety comes at the cost of conductivity. I don't think there's any way to achieve muzichead's results with a spring.I'm fine with the new contacts! I hated the former contacts as one would get pits in the battery tops and ultimately weak connections to follow.. what made me move on from reos way back when.
Now can we have pure silver before spring and still have work as a short fuse???
That's one other thing that makes a reo king of mechs! Not many mechs out there have safety now adays if any??
Lower ohms on a mech comes at the cost of battery life, and honestly, a .5 with solid silver will hit harder than a .3 with a spring. There's a very significant conductivity decrease with the spring.
The contacts that are in all current Reos aren't as much at fault for arcing and pitting as much as the build and what battery you are using. Anything VTC will arc and pit worse than any other brand out there. That has been a proven fact since very early on when VTC's were introduced to vaping and copper contacts. I will say that with the solid silver contacts Corey made for me all arcing seemed almost non existent. I never once had the black dot that everyone seemed to get almost weekly in the CC's.I'm fine with the new contacts! I hated the former contacts as one would get pits in the battery tops and ultimately weak connections to follow.. what made me move on from reos way back when.
Now can we have pure silver before spring and still have work as a short fuse???
That's one other thing that makes a reo king of mechs! Not many mechs out there have safety now adays if any??
The voltage drop on my grands went from about .4v with copper contacts to .08v when I changed to all solid silver +/- together. It took some getting used to for sure... Builds went higher and nic almost over night was dropped to 0mg!!But that safety comes at the cost of conductivity. I don't think there's any way to achieve muzichead's results with a spring.
I can also attest to the difference it makes, because I owned a CC mod for a while with all solid silver contacts. Hits much harder.
Me personally though, these days I prefer having a spring on my mech. It would be neat to have both options available for REOs IMO.
I went from .25-.3Ω builds to .5-.6Ω overnight!! My batteries started lasting all day as well.Lower ohms on a mech comes at the cost of battery life, and honestly, a .5 with solid silver will hit harder than a .3 with a spring. There's a very significant conductivity decrease with the spring.
Honestly, I never felt unsafe in anyway when I took the hot spring out of my devices. That is because I knew what builds I had and always stayed well within my battery amp limits. I always tested my builds on a tester with the top cap on to check for shorts prior to putting the build on the device and firing it also. That step was very important.Yea I'm sure but st the cost of losing your hand or face/jaw if it shorts.
Just saying if one needed more heat, go lower.
The next REO, I buy will have a 20700 in it