ok, since this talk about the dna40 in the reo has already been brought up here I figured I'd give some first hand input on the subject. I installed a dna40 into one of my reo's and I know you're expecting me to be saying how awesome it is, and how much of a game changer it is, and all the other good stuff that would sound like I was trying to make you jealous, but honestly I wouldn't even want to make a post like that.
instead what I'm here to say is to make you feel better about not having one, and that is that bottom feeders in particular are the best wicking method there is, and in saying that, the truth is if you already know the ins and outs of coil building and you know how to build a vape that gives you great flavor and no dry hits for yourself then the temperature control isn't going to be a life altering experience for you... the bottom feeders are probably the design that least "needs" something like this. I'm not saying it's not good, what I am saying is bottom feeding is so great that it's the least needy of this kind of protection compared to the average tanks and whatever else is out there... as long as you don't forget to squonk and don't build something that's going to scorch your wick, in essence what you are doing is tailoring your build to the kind of temperature that works for you....
what I'm saying is, even though the dna40 is awesome, not going to deny that, but honestly it hasn't really improved my vape quality all that much in my reo, and that's because I already had it dialed in to give me great flavor and no burning to begin with... where the dna40 really shines if for those that haven't really learned to dial in an ideal vape or someone with a wonky auto feeding tank that can be hit or miss at times... the dna40 with temp control really makes the mod idiot proof but if you're experienced enough to build yourself a great consistent vape which bottom feeding is really the best at to begin with, then truth is the dna40 isn't going to dramatically increase your vape quality in general, the reo is already one of the best ways to get a consistent vape without wicking issues to begin with
instead what I'm here to say is to make you feel better about not having one, and that is that bottom feeders in particular are the best wicking method there is, and in saying that, the truth is if you already know the ins and outs of coil building and you know how to build a vape that gives you great flavor and no dry hits for yourself then the temperature control isn't going to be a life altering experience for you... the bottom feeders are probably the design that least "needs" something like this. I'm not saying it's not good, what I am saying is bottom feeding is so great that it's the least needy of this kind of protection compared to the average tanks and whatever else is out there... as long as you don't forget to squonk and don't build something that's going to scorch your wick, in essence what you are doing is tailoring your build to the kind of temperature that works for you....
what I'm saying is, even though the dna40 is awesome, not going to deny that, but honestly it hasn't really improved my vape quality all that much in my reo, and that's because I already had it dialed in to give me great flavor and no burning to begin with... where the dna40 really shines if for those that haven't really learned to dial in an ideal vape or someone with a wonky auto feeding tank that can be hit or miss at times... the dna40 with temp control really makes the mod idiot proof but if you're experienced enough to build yourself a great consistent vape which bottom feeding is really the best at to begin with, then truth is the dna40 isn't going to dramatically increase your vape quality in general, the reo is already one of the best ways to get a consistent vape without wicking issues to begin with
