Wotofo Sapor RTA

[lupinehorror]

got this for about £7 ($9?) on FT. 5 weeks later here she is (didn't bother upgrading the shipping).
threads? good. juice control? smooth (also has two dots that line up should you need them). afc? would maybe like it slightly more airy when fully open but not bad at all. 22mm which is good as the vast majority of my tanks etc are larger but build deck a little tight as a result. drip tip is a little loose but don't think it'll fall out. good flavour with dual 0.65 claptons wicked with rayon. here it is on a mech (i know...a tank on a mech but the pin protrudes plenty).
thoughts? great value for money and no leaks.

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• lupinehorror
• Dec 13, 2017

 

[mimöschen]

I wished they'd offer the Sapor 25, because 2ml capacity is a bit sparse.
It's nonetheless a good RTA, although the Engine edges it in every way except looks imo.

 

[lupinehorror]

I wished they'd offer the Sapor 25, because 2ml capacity is a bit sparse.
It's nonetheless a good RTA, although the Engine edges it in every way except looks imo.

it's certainly no engine beater but for the price? decent enough.

 

[mimöschen]

I thought about getting a Sapor myself, because I like the way it vapes and I really like the look. And the price is really, really good. But on the other hand I already have enough tanks that fill the same niche like the Sapor, so I gave it a pass. For now. Kind of.

 

[vexx]

One of my favorite rtas and the flavour on it is excellent!!
Imo it has better flavor than the engine

 

[KenD]

(i know...a tank on a mech but the pin protrudes plenty).

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• lupinehorror
• Dec 13, 2017

No worries using an rta on a mech. You're confusing two separate issues. 1) it's not suggested to use a tank with pre-made coil heads on a mech - because the positive and negative leads are usually separated only by a thin rubber gromit and you'll have a hard short if that gromit fails, 2) faux hybrids (real hybrids don't have 510 threads at all and are in fact fairly safe as the mod and atty are specifically designed to work together) with any atomizer with too short a positive pin - you'll have a hard short if the atty's positive and negative both end up touching the battery positive.

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[lupinehorror]

No worries using an rta on a mech. You're confusing two separate issues. 1) it's not suggested to use a tank with pre-made coil heads on a mech - because the positive and negative leads are usually separated only by a thin rubber gromit and you'll have a hard short if that gromit fails, 2) faux hybrids (real hybrids don't have 510 threads at all and are in fact fairly safe as the mod and atty are specifically designed to work together) with any atomizer with too short a positive pin - you'll have a hard short if the atty's positive and negative both end up touching the battery positive.

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not confusing issues...was just digging at the fact that some would think it's a faux pas