The Womper Woom, Womp it again Sam.

[Eskie]

Then again, the cute little cat's head silhouette fire button might appeal to some....

You had to go there. Next up, an official Hello Kitty® mod.

 

[DavidOck]

I imagine it's out there, but I'm NOT going to go look!

 

[Shawn Hoefer]

I'm bored. Bored bored bored bored bored bored. Bored stiff as a board in a bored boardroom.

>>>sigh<<<

You know me by now... I'm an incurable sufferer of shinyitis. Yet, everything I look at is a rebranding of the same old thing.

vaporesso released the Revenger X... which is a Revenger that uses touch sensors instead of buttons. I've seen touch sensors and touch screens and I have a Revenger.

Blech!

Wismec out out the RX Machina (pronounced mock-een-a, not masheena) Kit. It's a mish-mash of the Ijoy Ultra/Tomahawk X/Hombre and the SubXero X. I have the Tomahawk X and the SubZero setup, can't afford the Hombre, and have the Ultra on order.

Ho hum...

There are new MTL tanks coming out that either miss the mark wholly on MTL, leak, or do nothing to improve upon the venerable Kayfun.

Ugh!

Every vape shop I walk into has less selection than I have on my shelves... unless I really want 87 different colors of the Alien 220...

Thbbbbbbt!

So, what's new that I SHOULD be excited about? Is there really a significant dearth of innovation? Is it my jaded imagnation?

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[VictorViper]

Guess it all depends on what it is you're looking for. Seek answers from within, grasshopper. Shinyitis is only an affliction of those needing "more", not necessarily better or different.

[EDIT] Probably the time to ironically squeal that it's ENTHEON DAY!!

 

[TrollDragon]

I haz single coil decks and 8ml extensions inbound for my Aromamizer Supreme V2's. And when I get a mod worthy enough, there will be an Aromamizer Titan inbound as well.

Also a pair of 21700's and the 2x700 battery cap for the Aegis...

 

[VictorViper]

Entheon get, Entheon... ehhhhhhhh. More impressions tomorrow. It's late.

 

[Rixsta]

I haz single coil decks and 8ml extensions inbound for my Aromamizer Supreme V2's. And when I get a mod worthy enough, there will be an Aromamizer Titan inbound as well.

Also a pair of 21700's and the 2x700 battery cap for the Aegis...

The titan is too much tank for me, 30mm is the max. 28ml capacity LOL.
The only mod to put that on is the hammer of God DNA250.

I have been looking at another Yihi G Class but in Classic Black, not 100% sure yet but if it's in stainless steel, I'll get one, hard to tell from the only picture circling the net. The paint on other ones are junk...

 

[VictorViper]

Reposting from the RDA section.

Sorry for the double post, but I wanted to go into a little more detail about the hardware while working out the ideal build for this atomizer. There's a LOT to touch on here, as this is an extremely well considered RDA, but not perfect, naturally. Because this is not actually a Hadaly v.2, I'm going to try to avoid treating it as such, but note that the Hadaly is my daily driver 100% of the time for my frame of reference. TL;DR at the bottom as always.

We'll go bottom up.

Out of the box (bag), the standard 510 is installed. Both it and the squonk pin are stainless, and the 510 in particular has a chunky, beveled head that protrudes nicely. Of note, the squonk pin now uses a smaller hex key and will work with many of the usual pack in tools or kit keys, etc. No tools included.

The base of the atty has some nice black etching with the usual branding and serial stuff engraved over top. Pretty cool looking, actually, but it's aesthetic and I'm not too concerned about it. Nice touch though. I feel like it's worth noting that the topcap surrounds the base rather than sitting on a lip on top of the base. I'm not a fan of this usually, but so far I've had no juice or condensation buildup on my 510 base.

The insulator is two pieces, like the Hadaly, with a basic disc insulator for the 510 pin, and a form-fitted piece for the positive block. I have to say that the fit, finish and overall sense of quality in the PEEK bits feel significantly nicer than in the Hadaly - though I've had no issues with that atty's insulation. Cap off, the amount of PEEK showing is minimal, which will be nice for any aftermarket or upgrade clear caps.

The base has two, rather fat o-rings and the fit is absolutely beautiful. Just the tiniest drop of liquid is enough to let the top cap twist down and rotate freely in either direction with enough resistance to inspire confidence, but not generally so much as to unscrew your atty. The Entheon comes with an absurd amount of additional o-rings, I haven't begun to sort them all out, but I suspect these will last a good long time.

Onto the airflow, and... maybe a big surprise to some: wide open, the Entheon is a more restricted DL than the Hadaly. Not by a significant margin, but noticeably.

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As you can see, the air channels are built around the Hadaly design, but the criss-cross airflow is spaced a little wider to support longer coils. The channeled design makes for a slightly quieter draw than the Hadaly's, and should significantly enhance leak resistance.

MTL is impossible on this atty in my opinion, as you can only close the air down to about 1/6. I consider this a design flaw and a baffling misstep because you'd think the whole point of using a cyclops design would be to unify the 4 channels for easier tuning. The channel itself is curved in beautiful tandem with the curve of the sleeve's airhole, so you can get the tiniest sliver open... but the damn thing opens up on the other side well before that can be achieved. If the airflow hole on the topcap was just 2mm narrower, I believe MTL would be possible, but we'll need to wait for aftermarket caps to achieve it.

Still on the airflow, and something I haven't seen mentioned: you can bypass the terminals and go traditional side-airflow. You'd have to drastically rethink your builds if you wanted to do this, and I haven't tested it out yet, but in theory this sucker can do dual coils real easy.

Lots has already been said about the clamp system and I will agree with the growing consensus that these things rock. Chunkier, flippable, reversible, longer screws, handles thinner wire, and definitely much fatter wire as compared to the Hadaly. Absolute knockout job here and the ease of build is fantastic.

The deck itself is actually a little tighter (though much deeper) than the Hadaly's. I don't have the means to make an accurate measurement, but I'm eyeballing this thing as about 2, maybe even 2.5mm narrower post-to-post than the Hadaly, and with the squonk "block" beneath it (more in a sec), I'm going to say 3mm ID is about as fat as you want to get with exotic coils, 3.5mm with round wire. But again, the inward spacing of the air channels on the Entheon mean that you will be able to support more wraps on your coil than with the Hadaly without having to get really futzy with your installs.

The positive terminal is a full block that notches down into the base like the Hadaly, but this time it has been very explicitly designed with squonking in mind, and wow is it nice. The 510 screws into a chunky block that both diverts juice to each wick equally, and serves to create a split juice well, very much like with the VV Pulses. Unlike the Pulse, because the juice holes aren't above the wells, you still get the vacuum action from your bottle to clean up major excess, which I absolutely love. The Pulse has an excellent squonk-focused design with regard to juice handling, and the Entheon improves on it. Those who drip and enjoyed the Pulse's deep wells will love the design here as well.

Finally, we get to the drip tip. Oh, the drip tip. Psyclone has generously supplied two custom tips in Delrin (wide bore, narrow inner opening), SS (wide in and out), plus two identical 510 adapters and matching drip tips, in Delrin and SS. The one piece tips have a deep conical underside that matches with the curvature of the top cap, but the 510 adapters are flat with a simple bevel around the opening. The included tips fit nicely, allow you to ditch the "finned" look of the single piece tips, and have a stubbier tip. I've gravitated toward the 1-piece delrin cap for my use, but honestly none of them are especially comfortable to me, and all of my 510 tips have SS bases that go in too deep to test safely. The fact that the conical shape is missing in the 510 adapters is another misstep, IMO. That said, they have once again been quite generous here and if nothing else, have given you an option to avoid the proprietary tips altogether if you like.

TL;DR: The Entheon is a well considered, beautifully machined RDA. It's easy to compare it to the Hadaly and in a lot of ways it's important to, since it shares a lot of similar ideas, and from a simple construction standpoint, has addressed and significantly improved upon just about every aspect of the deck one could have hoped for. But this is not a Hadaly v.2! There are significant enough differences here that make it more of a cousin rather than a younger sibling. Wide open, it's a tighter draw, yet it's looser when closed down. The deck is a joy to use, feels substantial, and the quality and finish of every piece is top notch, and chamfered beautifully for smooth action. While taller than the Hadaly, it has a more restricted chamber post-to-post and the conical topcap further restricts things. I'm going to guess the total volume of space in the chamber, coiled and wicked, is about the same as the Hadaly. The draw on this atomizer is wonderful in my opinion, better than the Hadaly.

Flavour, vapour is less-than. So far I've used a Hadaly build for the Entheon and again, there are enough differences here to be certain that it's going to need to be dialed in to match it's own quirks. I am hopeful in this regard, but on first impressions, disappointed. Much time to be spent in this regard. I'm anticipating first- and third-party aftermarket caps and tips for the Entheon. What's here is very well made and generous with options, but none of the tips supplied are particularly comfortable for me.

I'll check back in with some build impressions as I dial this in.

 

[TrollDragon]

The titan is too much tank for me, 30mm is the max. 28ml capacity LOL.
The only mod to put that on is the hammer of God DNA250.

I have been looking at another Yihi G Class but in Classic Black, not 100% sure yet but if it's in stainless steel, I'll get one, hard to tell from the only picture circling the net. The paint on other ones are junk...

The Lasimo F4 (83 x 43 x 51.5mm) will be the one to get, providing it's not total junk. I'll wait for Daniel to put it through it's paces first...

If it will take a Voltrove 41, it will take the Titan quite nicely!

G Class is not in my pay grade and has a negative WAF here.

 

[TrollDragon]

Reposting from the RDA section.

The Rayonati Sloth has a good little video up touching on the Entheon and his sweet BAM DNA75.
He is going to do a full video on it later on.

 

[VictorViper]

Heheh, TD you and I have ended up on the opposite sides of the spectrum when it comes to the size of our rigs.

What the heck do we call our mods and atties together, anyway? Just our "vapes"?

 

[VictorViper]

The Rayonati Sloth has a good little video up touching on the Entheon and his sweet BAM DNA75.
He is going to do a full video on it later on.

Yeah, caught that last night. I like his vids.

 

[TrollDragon]

Heheh, TD you and I have ended up on the opposite sides of the spectrum when it comes to the size of our rigs.

What the heck do we call our mods and atties together, anyway? Just our "vapes"?

The Titan is purely for a novelty vape just like the Genelocity Giant is on my LUX. On the other side of the coin, I do love the pocket friendliness of the VT Inbox. I just rebuilt the Armor 1.0 for it to check out some new juice we have in stock at the shop. A very fine Rice Kripsy treat flavored that squonks quite nicely.

I find 3ml tanks too small for me these days, I don't like constantly filling them. So the Ammit & Serpent RDTA (noisy bastich) stay in the workshop just as random vapes. Dual battery mods and 5-10ml capacity RTAs have been my daily carries for quite some time now.

I don't remember what made me leave the glorious Kayfuns behind as daily drivers for the cloudier side. I still use a KFV4 on the Minivolt and a Rose V2 on the iPV D2 with high PG juices for stealth vaping.

 

[VictorViper]

Rice Krispie treat is my ADV! House brand?

 

[Eskie]

Rice Krispie treat is my ADV! House brand?

And sometimes my breakfast.

 

[Fuzzy Thunderbear]

Butterbeer

 

[TrollDragon]

Rice Krispie treat is my ADV! House brand?

Ethos Vapors version, quite accurate and very tasty.
Products • Ethos Vapors

 

[Debadoo]

You had to go there. Next up, an official Hello Kitty® mod.

bite yur tongue! But I spect you could find one already

What the heck do we call our mods and atties together, anyway? Just our "vapes"?

My vape, or just my Reo

Yeah, caught that last night. I like his vids.

me too, and he's a doll baby!!

Howz everbody doin???

 

[VictorViper]

Morning! Trying to find the right build on this Entheon and I'll tell you, it's a wompin' atty. Keep going up and up in resistance to find the sweet spot, about to try my umpteenth build right now. This thing wants a tame coil.

 

[TrollDragon]

Morning! Trying to find the right build on this Entheon and I'll tell you, it's a wompin' atty. Keep going up and up in resistance to find the sweet spot, about to try my umpteenth build right now. This thing wants a tame coil.

A nice 6 or 7 wrap 20g should bring that to life... Be ugly ramp up on the single 18650 though.