Steam Crave RDTA Aromamizer V2 Advice

[cruella666]

Thinking of buying one read loads of reviews but before I take the leap just thought I would ask if anyone has one and what

they think of it good or bad.

[dagl]

I got one in December...One in January... And another on the way!

They're a doddle to set up (velocity style decks) Might be V2

Very airy tho', so better suited to dtl vaping.

Where are you ordering from? cruella666

[cruella666]

I prefer airy tanks I dtl vape currently have ijust 2 isub g isub s crown subtank mini and footoon aqua fx
I think the v2 is velocity style deck it comes with 2 posts
I thought I would maybe get one from DNA Vapes as there is a mod I want from there as well
Have you anywhere in mind dagl

[dagl]

No I'm just being nosey cruella666 I got my first two from ft with code MAP takes the price to about £18 (if you're not in a rush for the next one you'll be buying)
What mod's taken your fancy? (told you I'm a nosey sod!)

[VapingBad]

I find them the easiest dual coil tanks to coil and especially to re-wick, easy to fill just turn the mod upside down while screwing/unscrewing the tank, plus the best flavour I have got from cotton. But it has to be said some people don't like them

[minime]

Iv got one but I'm not getting very good flavour from it at the moment.

" queen of vapes " my local b&m have them in stock.

[cruella666]

Thanks for replying guys

dagl looking at Asmodus minikin

[gm111]

Soo I'll put in the bad parts for you cruella666
Vape band = a cheap airflow control
It will leak if not upright due to its design, although mine hasn't but I havent put it on its side to test it either..
Drip tip makes it have less flavour so I run mine without it
It's a decent size deck it not as big as I would like as you can't put anything fancy in it without building vertical.


Good parts
If your used to building its pretty easy due to the velocity deck.
Got good flavour with just two holes I find and decent air flow.
best stability for temp control.

Personal opinions
Could be better with a proper afc, juice control and topfill
There's better out there..

[johnstrangey]

I got one last month to compare it to the bellus ease of build and tank size it beats the bellus but flavour, less leaks and vapour density goes to the bellus

[VapingBad]

Never had a leak, even taking from a warm environment to freezing temps lately and getting bounced about in my pocket taking the dog for a country walk. It does get a bit of condensation and maybe this is what others are experiencing.

ETA got 4, 2 with Ni200, 1 with Ti & 1 with SS317L all temp limiting/control.

[Grandad]

I bought one of these in December and have to say a cracking tank for me, easy to build wick and re juice. First time I've ever tried vertical dual coils and loving it.
I did swap over the drip tip and found a slight improvement on flavour too

[gm111]

Jan 31, 2016 21:38:18 GMT VapingBad said:

Never had a leak, even taking from a warm environment to freezing temps lately and getting bounced about in my pocket taking the dog for a country walk. It does get a bit of condensation and maybe this is what others are experiencing.

ETA got 4, 2 with Ni200, 1 with Ti & 1 with SS317L all temp limiting/control.

I might give it a go taking it out and putting it though it's paces then, I just thought the design would mean it would leak due to being like a dripper, there is a very similar tank being made by hotcig with a proper afc coming out soon

[blakey]

Jan 31, 2016 22:02:36 GMT gm111 said:

Jan 31, 2016 21:38:18 GMT VapingBad said:

Never had a leak, even taking from a warm environment to freezing temps lately and getting bounced about in my pocket taking the dog for a country walk. It does get a bit of condensation and maybe this is what others are experiencing.

ETA got 4, 2 with Ni200, 1 with Ti & 1 with SS317L all temp limiting/control.

I might give it a go taking it out and putting it though it's paces then, I just thought the design would mean it would leak due to being like a dripper, there is a very similar tank being made by hotcig with a proper afc coming out soon

If you lay it down it will eventually leak if it isn't wicked properly
With the base holes sufficiently covered then it takes a good long while to start dribbling.
Personally I like the rubber airflow ring, it doubles as a tank protector when you have them clumsy git moments and knock things over
And I'm happy to trade a little flavour with the anti spit back drip tip, I get tired of hot juice spitting onto my tongue whilst I'm vaping, that alone numbs the taste buds.

[enjay]

Jan 31, 2016 21:38:18 GMT VapingBad said:

Never had a leak, even taking from a warm environment to freezing temps lately and getting bounced about in my pocket taking the dog for a country walk. It does get a bit of condensation and maybe this is what others are experiencing.

ETA got 4, 2 with Ni200, 1 with Ti & 1 with SS317L all temp limiting/control.

Have you tried the griffin or crius? Just curious on how it compares. They both have the 2 post decks to, griffin one is pretty big.

[VapingBad]

Feb 1, 2016 1:08:17 GMT enjay said:

Jan 31, 2016 21:38:18 GMT VapingBad said:

Never had a leak, even taking from a warm environment to freezing temps lately and getting bounced about in my pocket taking the dog for a country walk. It does get a bit of condensation and maybe this is what others are experiencing.

ETA got 4, 2 with Ni200, 1 with Ti & 1 with SS317L all temp limiting/control.

Have you tried the griffin or crius? Just curious on how it compares. They both have the 2 post decks to, griffin one is pretty big.

No, I ruled out the cirus because the post screw holes are right through and you need to be careful how you trim the wick and put it in channels and the griffin has the the same wick situation as the cirus plus looks too easy to break the glass.  I suspect they are all a similar vape when you get them set up well so since I find this one a doddle I don't think I have much to gain YMMV.