Thanks for the info, but meant, like the Reo has a grand and a 'mini'... looking for a bottom feed device that takes 18490/18500 batteries.
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Thanks for the info, but meant, like the Reo has a grand and a 'mini'... looking for a bottom feed device that takes 18490/18500 batteries.
ok, sorry, crossed wires.
its only available in 18650 size.
I'm going out on a limb here by saying this, but I dont believe this'll be the last affordable squonker we will see from china. If I spot an 18500 or similar one I'll let the forum know
its only available in 18650 size.
I'm going out on a limb here by saying this, but I dont believe this'll be the last affordable squonker we will see from china. If I spot an 18500 or similar one I'll let the forum know
let just wait for the reviewSo who is going to handle the group buy ???
Sure they will sell it at a good price too. Different name but same product?
It would be nice for me to have something to use at work that i do not mind scratching and breaking. That way i can leave my loved reo's safe and sound at home .
Agreed, and looking forward to your follow up, @Xhale. I think many are now that this mod will soon be locally available.
holy crap on a cracker. I squonked 10ml's since yesterday.
the build I had made, I measured last night at 0.6ohms which it is handling admirably. The window in the rda is a bit of a gimmick, it gets so full of condensation it looks like it is raining in my attie and I cant see anything anyway, but easy to wipe clean (I'm just too lazy). Its almost impossible to oversquonk because the juice well is so massive. Good for some, not good for others, depending on how you wanted it in the first place. The insides are bone dry. Not a drop or even a hint of dampness anywhere.
I didnt want to comment on this yesterday as I had put eliquid in that was new to me, and I was blowing clouds like nobodies business, so when I refilled today with my premix I paid some attention to the clouds, and I can confirm we still have clouds. Proper fluffy dense things. The airflow control has been a pleasure to use..I can hold the whole squonker up by the driptip and wiggle it about and the rda lid doesnt pop off..yet I can also turn the airflow control without the body of the rda trying to tighten or loosen on the mod. It just works.
I'm a happy bunny. If it sounds like I am gushing, thats cool, because I'm happy.
Doubly happy also because all I need to do is save this product to my favourites, and should a friend need one I can point them this way without first enquiring his employment status, bank balance etc.
BTW, I'm half left-handed, half right-handed (pls dont ask, I wont elaborate) and I found it odd to use this mod because it seems to be left-handed, but you can hold it in your right hand with the curve in your palm, and use the index finger to push the button, going around the back of the rda...this is what I did last night when I showed the box to my wife, and she instinctively held it like that as a first timer. I used it like that this morning on my drive (manual car, so need left hand free to row the gears) and it was just as natural as when I used the KUI in the same hand...easy peasy adapting.
I'd like the button to be a bit lighter though, thats a personal thing..I like soft buttons.
the build I had made, I measured last night at 0.6ohms which it is handling admirably. The window in the rda is a bit of a gimmick, it gets so full of condensation it looks like it is raining in my attie and I cant see anything anyway, but easy to wipe clean (I'm just too lazy). Its almost impossible to oversquonk because the juice well is so massive. Good for some, not good for others, depending on how you wanted it in the first place. The insides are bone dry. Not a drop or even a hint of dampness anywhere.
I didnt want to comment on this yesterday as I had put eliquid in that was new to me, and I was blowing clouds like nobodies business, so when I refilled today with my premix I paid some attention to the clouds, and I can confirm we still have clouds. Proper fluffy dense things. The airflow control has been a pleasure to use..I can hold the whole squonker up by the driptip and wiggle it about and the rda lid doesnt pop off..yet I can also turn the airflow control without the body of the rda trying to tighten or loosen on the mod. It just works.
I'm a happy bunny. If it sounds like I am gushing, thats cool, because I'm happy.
Doubly happy also because all I need to do is save this product to my favourites, and should a friend need one I can point them this way without first enquiring his employment status, bank balance etc.
BTW, I'm half left-handed, half right-handed (pls dont ask, I wont elaborate) and I found it odd to use this mod because it seems to be left-handed, but you can hold it in your right hand with the curve in your palm, and use the index finger to push the button, going around the back of the rda...this is what I did last night when I showed the box to my wife, and she instinctively held it like that as a first timer. I used it like that this morning on my drive (manual car, so need left hand free to row the gears) and it was just as natural as when I used the KUI in the same hand...easy peasy adapting.
I'd like the button to be a bit lighter though, thats a personal thing..I like soft buttons.
lol, I use a backhand grip on the Reo too.
Found another one! Think its the one Vape King is getting in
https://www.fasttech.com/products/1/10013827/2344405-terminator-18650-drip-nebulizer-vaporizer-kit
https://www.fasttech.com/products/1/10013827/2344405-terminator-18650-drip-nebulizer-vaporizer-kit
Gentlemen, cast your eyes hither
one of the two disc magnets that slip into the inside top section to help hold the door in place, the butt'n itself, with contact pin that hits the top of the battery, switch spring, and three top plate screws that hold the whole thing down
peek-a-boo! whats inside here?
Hello boys!
OK, things to note..on the left you can see hwo the switch locks because there are ridges preventing it pushing down..its simple. Soldered, short wires, which arent the thickest, and arent the thinnest. Is it goldilocks wires?
And to the right...taddaaa our pin. Pls note the absolute absence of any eliquid in this area. Dry as a bone. And pls note, why I could not pull the pipe off in my video. The pipe is held in place by clever engineering, also simple. It pushes up into the body, and is gripped on the outside by the body itself. Then when you refit this top plate, the pin pushes down into the pipe, locking the whole thing in place.
Chinaman, Ek smaak jou stukkend!
You dont have to unsolder anything to get this lifted up, you dont even have to remove the bottle. Just remove the 3 screws, unseat the negative plate at the bottom of the battery and pull the white wire slightly out of its channel to give it a small bit of slack.
and I still havent found a way to adjust the centrepin. This may be the bit that is a negative, although all my stuff works, and orings can fill gaps etc, I would love to have a spring centre pin. The slot I found yesterday corresponds to a slot in the bottom of the rda, I think it is just a chinaman's way of making a juice channel
Also, I'm unable to disassemble the battery negative plate/spring thing. So I cant say either way if it is collapsible or not, but I didnt find a spare for it, so lets assume it is not collapsible.
one of the two disc magnets that slip into the inside top section to help hold the door in place, the butt'n itself, with contact pin that hits the top of the battery, switch spring, and three top plate screws that hold the whole thing down
peek-a-boo! whats inside here?
Hello boys!
OK, things to note..on the left you can see hwo the switch locks because there are ridges preventing it pushing down..its simple. Soldered, short wires, which arent the thickest, and arent the thinnest. Is it goldilocks wires?
And to the right...taddaaa our pin. Pls note the absolute absence of any eliquid in this area. Dry as a bone. And pls note, why I could not pull the pipe off in my video. The pipe is held in place by clever engineering, also simple. It pushes up into the body, and is gripped on the outside by the body itself. Then when you refit this top plate, the pin pushes down into the pipe, locking the whole thing in place.
Chinaman, Ek smaak jou stukkend!
You dont have to unsolder anything to get this lifted up, you dont even have to remove the bottle. Just remove the 3 screws, unseat the negative plate at the bottom of the battery and pull the white wire slightly out of its channel to give it a small bit of slack.
and I still havent found a way to adjust the centrepin. This may be the bit that is a negative, although all my stuff works, and orings can fill gaps etc, I would love to have a spring centre pin. The slot I found yesterday corresponds to a slot in the bottom of the rda, I think it is just a chinaman's way of making a juice channel
Also, I'm unable to disassemble the battery negative plate/spring thing. So I cant say either way if it is collapsible or not, but I didnt find a spare for it, so lets assume it is not collapsible.
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Thanks @Xhale. This seems to be put together much better than the KUI. Pity about the wires, but with all the Delrin (?) in there it is probably a good thing as melting will happen at too low ohms anyhow. Would be interesting to know what the voltage drop is. Presume the battery spring is not a safety spring?
I'll try with a fresh battery shortly (when they charge up) but the one I have currently fitted is vtc4, 3.86v unloaded, 3.55v loaded into 0.6ohm
call it 0.3v loss into 0.6ohm.
I'll do a fresh test on a fresh battery shortly.
call it 0.3v loss into 0.6ohm.
I'll do a fresh test on a fresh battery shortly.
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