The TFV8 X-Baby Beast Brother Cousin Uncle Nephew tank with RBA.
Let's forget the ridiculous name... Call it the X-Baby. It's 24.5mm in diameter, and 59mm tall. The tank will hold 4ml of liquid. It's marketed as a subohm tank, and is one of only a handful of subohm tanks with top air (lessee... Cubis [ugh], Cleito Exo [review to follow], Joyetech Unimax [uses Cubis RBA, so also ugh], the new Ample Mace X, and I seem to remember one from OBS...). Kind of a rare breed... This one, however, is well done.
The RBA reminds me strongly of the deck on the EngineEngine V1... Simple velocity deck, but the wicking is a bit different... It wicks from the side rather than underneath. I suggest building it exactly as you would the Engine V1, but cut the wick a little shorter.
The deck will hold a 3mm fused Clapton with no issues.
As might be expected, the vapor and flavor on this are almost identical to the Engine V1. This has a slight advantage in air and vapor production due in part to the 810 size drip tip.
Since everything else is the same, the drawbacks are almost the same... Spitback and flooding if it's not properly wicked, diminished flavor if the coils are positioned too low. There's one further con to this one... Its harder to fill than the Engine. Oh... The RBA section is a separate purchase... Hate that.
If you're looking for a tank that you can build (once you've picked up the RBA), OR use drop in coils in an emergency, this one is a winner.
Let's forget the ridiculous name... Call it the X-Baby. It's 24.5mm in diameter, and 59mm tall. The tank will hold 4ml of liquid. It's marketed as a subohm tank, and is one of only a handful of subohm tanks with top air (lessee... Cubis [ugh], Cleito Exo [review to follow], Joyetech Unimax [uses Cubis RBA, so also ugh], the new Ample Mace X, and I seem to remember one from OBS...). Kind of a rare breed... This one, however, is well done.
The RBA reminds me strongly of the deck on the EngineEngine V1... Simple velocity deck, but the wicking is a bit different... It wicks from the side rather than underneath. I suggest building it exactly as you would the Engine V1, but cut the wick a little shorter.
The deck will hold a 3mm fused Clapton with no issues.
As might be expected, the vapor and flavor on this are almost identical to the Engine V1. This has a slight advantage in air and vapor production due in part to the 810 size drip tip.
Since everything else is the same, the drawbacks are almost the same... Spitback and flooding if it's not properly wicked, diminished flavor if the coils are positioned too low. There's one further con to this one... Its harder to fill than the Engine. Oh... The RBA section is a separate purchase... Hate that.
If you're looking for a tank that you can build (once you've picked up the RBA), OR use drop in coils in an emergency, this one is a winner.