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Marc411

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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. ??

Bronze, I went back to both and only got a response for the supplier, they tried to help me out but the manufacturer wouldn't respond to either of use. It's just my opinion but if you buy an authentic from someone in the states they should do what is necessary (within reason) to support their product. If they don't, well why not pick up a clone.

I was going to pick up a second one but not any more, Viking is just as well made and they offer support. It's a better rda in my opinion anyway with kick ... support.
 

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Bronze, I went back to both and only got a response for the supplier, they tried to help me out but the manufacturer wouldn't respond to either of use. It's just my opinion but if you buy an authentic from someone in the states they should do what is necessary (within reason) to support their product. If they don't, well why not pick up a clone.

I was going to pick up a second one but not any more, Viking is just as well made and they offer support. It's a better rda in my opinion anyway with kick ... support.

I agree with you. It's a buyers choice and you chose to go elsewhere. I got a clone myself. I like the Veritas because of the leakproof design. The vape quality is excellent...as good as my Plume Veil. I looked at the Viking. Where did you get yours?
 

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No problem.

I like the Plume but those air holes on the base leak to much with 50/50 liquids. I have yet to over fill (I will now) the Viking and cause it to leak. The deck is super deep and the airflow is excellent.

My exact same complaint about the plume veil. Leaks way too easy. Great dripper for the cloud chasers though.
 

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VIKING REBUILDABLE DRIPPING ATOMIZER

E-mail Tark and ask him when they will be available. Their customer service is outstanding!

I see that vapinart.com has that viking atty. Know if that is a reliable website, company? Maybe I should take a shot at it also. Would be interested in something else besides the Veritas.
 

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Veritas kicked the magma out of my adv position. Flavor is close still think the magma has a slight advantage. But the veritas provides more vapor and a cooler vape witch I like. I take my wick pull it through the coil then cut it l down the middle lengthwise and put one half on each side.
24g/30g twisted is a .5 ohms
26 g macro is probably the cleanest coil I've ever made 1.2ohms and chucked vapor on a mech!!
 

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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

Here you go:



I'm off to watch Grimm's version nowl
 

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I see that vapinart.com has that viking atty. Know if that is a reliable website, company? Maybe I should take a shot at it also. Would be interested in something else besides the Veritas.

They are a reliable vendor and their CS with Herman at the helm answer e-mails within one business day. I got my Vapor Flask Dna 40 from them and a eXpromizer. They have some real nice gear on their site and their customer service is really very good, at cut above most in the industry.
 
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Heres my first attempt at dual Vertical coils.
Ive been using a single horizontal build, but in my increasing desire to drop the resistance, I was getting into too many wraps. I like a wider diameter for easier wicking, and my last .7 build was only 4 wraps.

I dont have my DMM today and I dont trust the one I have here at work so Im not certain what the resistance is. I believe its in the ballpark of .5-.6 ohm.
6 wraps of 28g kanthal. It didnt end up quite where I wanted it, but I already clipped the leads so I didnt have alot of wiggle room. Ill be moving the coils closer together over the air hole for the next build. Nevertheless, the vape is warm, flavorful, and plentiful.
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On a side note, after looking at some other photos of dual verticals, Ive noticed most all others wrap the coil in the opposite direction than I have. From the outside, in, whereas mine go from the inside out.

Is that something I should change or does it not make a difference?
I blame it on being left handed...
 

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On a side note, after looking at some other photos of dual verticals, Ive noticed most all others wrap the coil in the opposite direction than I have. From the outside, in, whereas mine go from the inside out.

Is that something I should change or does it not make a difference?
I blame it on being left handed...

Shouldn't make a rat'sass of a difference. Nice work!
 

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Good to know. I think it may make securing it to the posts a bit easier though. Ill give it a whirl next go round.

Just wrap one coil starting from the top of your mandrel and the other coil starting from the bottom of your mandrel. You will then have a left hander and a right hander for easier mounting:) Try putting the coils together, basically touching, directly in front of the airhole and abit higher than the bottom of the airhole. Then hang onto your socks.

I'm still in the camp that my other attys blow away the Veritas on the flavor scale. I have literally rebuilt it 30 times plus....in every way imaginable...I think the massive amount of air flow massively dilutes flavor...YMMV...
 

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Just wrap one coil starting from the top of your mandrel and the other coil starting from the bottom of your mandrel. You will then have a left hander and a right hander for easier mounting:) Try putting the coils together, basically touching, directly in front of the airhole and abit higher than the bottom of the airhole. Then hang onto your socks.

I'm still in the camp that my other attys blow away the Veritas on the flavor scale. I have literally rebuilt it 30 times plus....in every way imaginable...I think the massive amount of air flow massively dilutes flavor...YMMV...

It has an adjustable airflow.
 
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