That's what I thought. I just wish he had said why he was putting it there.
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That's what I thought. I just wish he had said why he was putting it there.
I do it for two reasons a slight boost in flavor and to protect the plastic washer from melting (which has happened on me twice now)... But I don't use a piece near as large as what he uses
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So what's the deal? Are there any authentic Veritas to be found anywhere? Did these guys go bellyup or what?
Well if you got the inside scoop from the makers and that's the real deal than yeah! It's a go!
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Well if you got the inside scoop from the makers and that's the real deal than yeah! It's a go!
I don't know for sure about this NY, NY store, but Henley has it in stock: Veritas RDA
They appear to be legit.
They appear to be legit.
Yep, seems to be a few places stocking them. Can't believe this dripper hasn't taken off more than it has. It's an excellent dripper.
Which typically falls to the retailer (stocking parts). Don't know if they can't get parts from the manufacturer or if there isn't enough volume to justify. ??
Some RDA's come with spare parts and most don't. If you ask me, all manufacturers should sell authentics with spare parts along with a serial number for $120. Anybody can duplicate a stamp on the deck or cover on a clone. If they can't do a serial number then why not a certificate or a scratch-off like Aspire. It really shouldn't be the retailer. IMO
Some RDA's come with spare parts and most don't. If you ask me, all manufacturers should sell authentics with spare parts along with a serial number for $120. Anybody can duplicate a stamp on the deck or cover on a clone. If they can't do a serial number then why not a certificate or a scratch-off like Aspire. It really shouldn't be the retailer. IMO
I agree, there should be spare parts that come with the atty...especially at $120. At least the common ones...screws, o-rings, etc. But then if folks buy them knowing there are no spare parts then it is buyer beware to an extent. I just wish I could figure out why the support is so poor from a highly respected manufacturer. I can say that when the Kayfun first came out, spare parts were not easy to come by. Yes, you got an extra screw and some o-rings, but there are a lot of parts in a Kayfun and you couldn't find those at first. Still probably wouldn't be able to find them if they hadn't become so popular. But there's money to be made on those spares so now you can find them everywhere.
I just sat here reading through 12 pages of this thread and nobody posted a link to the video of the modder building it, can someone please post it so I can watch it and maybe improve my absolute favorite atty?
Thanks
Thanks
Here's Rip's single horizontal (take sedatives first...Rip is a spaz). Don't put the wick behind the positive leg like Rip does. Waste of time and inhibits air flow. I'll post a dual coil next.
Here's GrimmGreens dualcoil. Starts around 10:15. I personally find building the Veritas to be very easy...single or dual.
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