Support Vapers Contest - Gogoplata Contest #2
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everyone keeps sayin ill blow myself up with a rba lol....i want to prove them wrong!!!
everyone keeps sayin ill blow myself up with a rba lol....i want to prove them wrong!!!
11/14 Entry #1 . . .
SURPRISE ? ? ?
EXPLODE ? ? ?
WTH . . . Is That The Surprise ! ! !
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1. I bought a smoktek vivi as my first rebuildable and its terrible. I'm hoping a better design will make me love rbas
11/14 Entry #2 . . .
Okay - I know you would never give away an exploding piece of equipment . . .
But - Now "You" have NO CHOICE . . .
A "CHID" RBA "How To" VIDEO - is a must . . .
Okay - I know you would never give away an exploding piece of equipment . . .
But - Now "You" have NO CHOICE . . .
A "CHID" RBA "How To" VIDEO - is a must . . .
2. I like the idea of rba as not only is it cheaper to build than say a carto tank, it produces less waste which is better for the environment
11/14 Entry #3 . . .
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3. It would be nice to actually get some use out of my provari. Everything I have works best at ego voltages. My current day to day (garbage, only using it to justify the money I spent on it and use up the heads) is a smoktek screw tank/titan that burns if I turn it up past 3.1v. Not much fun for a typical high wattage vaper
11/14 #1
When it's been almost three weeks and your cartos and vivi nova heads still haven't found their way to you from china, and you've just punched your last carto to stick in a tank, a RBA could be very handy.
When it's been almost three weeks and your cartos and vivi nova heads still haven't found their way to you from china, and you've just punched your last carto to stick in a tank, a RBA could be very handy.
11/14 #2
Especially when the only other option is going down the road to that B&M that you don't like because they mark up cartos to double the price, and they acted like they were going to give you a job and got your hopes up but then didn't have the common decency to ever respond to your polite emails of inquiry
Especially when the only other option is going down the road to that B&M that you don't like because they mark up cartos to double the price, and they acted like they were going to give you a job and got your hopes up but then didn't have the common decency to ever respond to your polite emails of inquiry
11/14 #3
And it's also better than soaking a cotton ball in juice and dropping it onto a hot stove element and sniffing desperately at the resultant cloud of burnt steam. How many watts is that, i wonder.
And it's also better than soaking a cotton ball in juice and dropping it onto a hot stove element and sniffing desperately at the resultant cloud of burnt steam. How many watts is that, i wonder.
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i have never used one..but i would love to try a less expensive one.. im sick of the flavor im getting from some catos nowadays
i have never used one..but i would love to try a less expensive one.. im sick of the flavor im getting from some catos nowadays
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Surely the scary explosion talk is in jest! I even charge my RCR123's in a safebag. Will stay on my watch for more info....
Surely the scary explosion talk is in jest! I even charge my RCR123's in a safebag.
Will stay on my watch for more info....
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Still tired of the crappy cartos. I swear sometimes I just want to go back to smoking full time and not constantly have to deal with them. Or flooding and dry hits from dripping. Never could get the hang of it.
Still tired of the crappy cartos. I swear sometimes I just want to go back to smoking full time and not constantly have to deal with them. Or flooding and dry hits from dripping. Never could get the hang of it.
#1. I think a rebuildable atomizer would end up being more cost effective than buying new ones over and over again.
#2. Apparently the CHID would also allow me to try a different tank system which is a major plus. My personal experiences with tanks has not been positive. I want the flavor, capacity, and ease of a tank but the headaches that go with them have positively stopped me in my tracks. Maybe an RBA that comes with a tank designed for it could be the answer; hopefully a tank designed for a specific piece of equipment would work fluently.
3.) Rebuildable. This is becoming more and more of a desired trait of hardware that I buy. To be able to rebuild my atty, when it eventually fizzles, would be more self-reliant and satisfying. I probably will never go without a few good back up attys but the thought of being able to take one apart, for lack of a better term "fix" it, and then use it for a normal time span for an atty is almost dream like.
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