What do y'all bring to work?
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Go to the reo sub forum & anything you want to know, will be answered quickly
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Doesn't take long for delivery in the USA, takes a bit longer for me in the UK
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Like a champ.
Most owners give their Reo a thorough submerged washing/scrubbing about once a month.
Here's a video of Rob (the maker of the Reo) cleaning one:
This will be my first mechanical mod but i just have a silly question. Don't these kind of mods blow up because theres no shut off time?lol
I'm gonna come right out and suggest against the reo. It's an amazing product and it works amazingly well every time. But, it has zero safety features and if your atty has a short, you could have serious problems, thermal runaway, catastrophic failure, ect. That's why I suggested against mechs in my earlier posts. If you don't know about ohms law, or battery ratings, which type of batteries to use, or why you should know these things, hold off on getting a reo.
Now, on the other hand, you could learn all of these things with a few hours of solid research, memorizing W = V^2/ohms = A*ohms, understanding the differences between imr unprotected safe chemistry batteries and icr protected batteries, knowing how to translate a c rating into an amp limit, knowing how to check for shorts, and what to do when one occurs, and more. And if you did that, you would be ready to safely use mechs, but that's why they are not usually recommended to beginners.
Now, on the other hand, you could learn all of these things with a few hours of solid research, memorizing W = V^2/ohms = A*ohms, understanding the differences between imr unprotected safe chemistry batteries and icr protected batteries, knowing how to translate a c rating into an amp limit, knowing how to check for shorts, and what to do when one occurs, and more. And if you did that, you would be ready to safely use mechs, but that's why they are not usually recommended to beginners.
Hmmm... okay can you bear with me a sec?
I didn't notice your start date and possible lack of experience. Let me look into some links of reading for you.
The Reo, as with all mechanical, does require some basic knowledge of safety from the user.
The Reo is safe. It has a fuse spring. If you have a short it will break the battery connection. So there...
Hmm i will just have to do a little more research about knowing my batteries really quick
I don't know why I read that wrong. Thought you meant a collapsing negative post spring. It's too late. Link bads blogs pretty please?A FUSE????? Are you kidding me????
Okay OP. Here is a link to a thread that contains many links to answer a ton of e-cig related questions.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...op-reference-shop-new-experienced-vapers.html
You don't have to use an RDA on a Reo. You could just as easily use a regular 510/306 LR atty.
Here is a link to a post I wrote in another thread that will either incourage, or discourage you from getting into an RDA. It's a basic rundown of RDA materials...
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...g-my-first-mechanical-mod-4.html#post12112971
The OP in that thread decided ultimately that a mechanical/RDA was a bit too much for him at his stage, so it's a good read (the whole thread in general) because you may relate.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...op-reference-shop-new-experienced-vapers.html
You don't have to use an RDA on a Reo. You could just as easily use a regular 510/306 LR atty.
Here is a link to a post I wrote in another thread that will either incourage, or discourage you from getting into an RDA. It's a basic rundown of RDA materials...
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...g-my-first-mechanical-mod-4.html#post12112971
The OP in that thread decided ultimately that a mechanical/RDA was a bit too much for him at his stage, so it's a good read (the whole thread in general) because you may relate.
Oh good grief... I think I know what you're implying, and you're just being silly. Simply inform people not to put knockoff ICR trustfires into their PV and let them enjoy their damn mods...
(imma go back into my corner and bang rocks together)
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I usually bring my Vision Spinner and a couple filled up EVOD tanks. Stuff I don't really care (as much) if I lose. I don't really like carrying bottles of juice around, so I fill up about 2-3 tanks of stuff I think I might want during the day, and kind of just switch in between them as I feel like a different flavor. I work in an office, so it's a bit easier than a construction site, but same principle, I suppose. Good luck!
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I bring 1 or 2 of my REO's with me to work daily. Today I'm working 1/2 day, so just grabbed one heading out the door this morning.
Besides delivering in spades on taste (taste chasing is what brought me to REO's - for me, they deliver the most pure taste, even better than my Provari with Kayfun Lite + clone), they are tanks, and will take a beating if you need a durable mod.
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