This thing kills the KFL+ in flavor and the draw is awesome since it's 2mm i'm getting a way smoother vape for me. I can also vape at a much higher wattage and not have to worry about dry hits. This was my first build on it but I was vaping it at 22 watts no problem a very tasty warm vape and very smooth!
The Rose v2 Rebuildable Atomizer
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Mine came in yesterday. SUPER fast shipping from vaporlogicboutique.com. Will be using them again. Haven't had a chance to make my first build on it yet, but will probably give it a try tonight 
Woot, received shipping notification, so the Rose should be here by Thursday. Appears bigbuddavapor still has them, but with the problems reported from this vendor, figured an extra $10 from a reliable shipper, was well worth the price. Thinking a dual series vertical build might work nicely in the rose, but will probably go with dual horizontal first, just to get a baseline vape reading. Hoping to be able to push the Rose at 70 watts. Think it has the potential to vape that high. Haven't been this excited since I bought my last Authentic vape gear. There's just that something extra that comes from the arrival of a quality collectors piece, that no clone can ever enthuse.
Now just need details on the builds people are using. lol.
Now just need details on the builds people are using. lol.
you should join the eden mods group on facebook. I also ordered another 1 from BBV
https://www.facebook.com/groups/494408713963624/
I know a lot of people are doing single and dual horizontals and even single verticals, I haven't seen dual verticals yet
Facebook sucks for trying to navigate groups. I truly despise trying to follow anything on that social network. Can't subscribe to threads, groups that I have joined are hard to find, just a very cumbersome site to navigate.
I've been doing verticals on the Russian and Aqua for some time now. Verts seem to compliment rba's that have the air intake below the build. Have a dual series vert. in the Russian, pushing it at 30 watts, and vapes quite nice. With the way the coil attaches in the Rose, will make this build so much easier to install. I call it the inverted V-twin build. Tis basically one long coil bent it two, creating two vertical coils in series. /\ Oh well, tracking says Rose will be home by Thursday.
I've been doing verticals on the Russian and Aqua for some time now. Verts seem to compliment rba's that have the air intake below the build. Have a dual series vert. in the Russian, pushing it at 30 watts, and vapes quite nice. With the way the coil attaches in the Rose, will make this build so much easier to install. I call it the inverted V-twin build. Tis basically one long coil bent it two, creating two vertical coils in series. /\ Oh well, tracking says Rose will be home by Thursday.
Ever since i took the time to set up a vertical coil on my russian, ill prolly never go back to regular micro's. The flavor and wicking are just that good.
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I do like a vertical in my KF`s, using the coil as a "chimney", but when you make a double chimney, where do you place the airhole? also wouldn`t a V be better for airflow than a ^? I just can`t see any benefit if the hole isn`t placed directly under the "chimney". Does this makes sense? Perhaps I shouldn`t speak before actually trying the dual verticals out.
I place the coils so that the air hole is centered between the 2 coil holes. Once mounted I then thread the wick between the 2 coils and wrap the tails completely around the coils. That pretty much insures that the air is forced up through the coils and can't go around the outside once wrapped, ring attached, tails tucked in, and funnel on. For me, it provides a much smoother vape, no popping, just great steam.
Ha, looks like another former Provari owner has gone the way of the Futura 30. lol. Mine is in sky blue, with the same Tatroe base.
Ha, looks like another former Provari owner has gone the way of the Futura 30. lol. Mine is in sky blue, with the same Tatroe base.
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Ordered the Rose V2 last night from Big Buddha, they still showed stock.
Damn this forum and it's dark power to part me from my money. But man I can't wait to get it in my hands and start building on it!!!
Damn this forum and it's dark power to part me from my money. But man I can't wait to get it in my hands and start building on it!!!
I noticed that chain vaping at higher wattages 20+ watts the drip tip does get pretty warm, because the chamber and the drip tip are one piece, I could only imagine dual coils the heat would probably get even more hotter.
True. I`m not even the chainvaping type of person. I take like 4 or 5 drags and put it down for 15 minutes, but even so it gets quit hot with duals inside.This is one of the few negatives of a RTA. I don`t like cooked juice.Designers yet have to produce an atomiser with a tank that isn`t situated around the chamber where the coils sit (hope this makes sense). At 25 Watts it isn`t just the mouthpiece that gets hot, it`s the whole atty. As long as the wicks can bring the juice to the coil and they can handle the power, I just can`t help myself, the vape is just too good. BIG clouds of tasty vapour and a great TH. Just what I`ve been looking for...
One can still get a rose? hmm, two rose 2, or not two buy. that is the question one must ask. frak,
So whats the advantage here? It cost twice as much as a KF it has way too many parts and only thing I can see is juice control that the KF don't have It looks like it would be real hard to wick it with cotton I'm just not feeling this RBA Do you think it's worth the money?
Do you think it's worth the money?
My first attempt at a dual coil build was a bust last night. Made a pretty decent two coils and twisted their leads together to join them. My resistance meter read 1.3 ohms, so should have been no issue on my Provari.
For some reason though, even at the max voltage my Provari would supply at that resistance, the coils were just taking forever to heat up. Not sure what I did wrong, but I'll keep it simple and try a single coil tonight with cotton yarn.
For some reason though, even at the max voltage my Provari would supply at that resistance, the coils were just taking forever to heat up. Not sure what I did wrong, but I'll keep it simple and try a single coil tonight with cotton yarn.
Dual coils at 1.3 ohms is a lot of wire for the Provari to heat up. Now a dna30 would heat it up faster, but would be a small lag. That's two 2.6 ohm coils you are firing. The P only puts out 3.5 amps. You may want to stick with a single coil and get the wicking down first. A dual series micro coil at 1.3-1.9 ohms would fire quickly on the P.
Thanks for the advice, dice. Will give the single coil a try tonight once I get my hands on some cotton yarn (seems like it would be easier than taking my rolled cotton and splitting it 4 ways in a single coil).
For a single coil, I'd just take two separate strands of the rolled cotton, twist them together, then once positioned in the coil, untwist them, and you have your separate stands. And I'd definitely use degummed hemp fiber instead. lol. Still trying to figure out another application for cotton balls, have like 195 cotton balls that I don't know what to do with. No need to buy yarn, unless you need your cotton rolls for something else.
Oh the V2 Rose from Texas, is on it's way to me,
Just checked up on the status
Says out for delivery.
When I wake up this morning will have a build in mind
And the V2 rose from texas,
Will Vape like dynamite.!!!
Oh the V2 Rose from Texas, is on it's way to me,
Just checked up on the status
Says out for delivery.
When I wake up this morning will have a build in mind
And the V2 rose from texas,
Will Vape like dynamite.!!!
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