Rebuildable atty

[scaffman69]

Could anyone recomend a fairly decent rebuildable atty thats a fair price , Also whats your fave carto i use the vision ce5 and vivi nova for taste its goto be the ce5, im fairly new to this so all your help is appreciated,cheers guys.

[Brian]

The VH Genesis clone looks good value at £25 delivered.

Review here

[youtube]

[Sandra (aka Chillax)]

There is a review on the above just been put on here

Then there are the drippers, nice price and easy as it gets

The vivi little and large can both be re-coiled and give a nice vape, there is a lot to choose from scaff

[DiscoDes]

I'll echo what Brian recommends, good video as well if you've not had much experience with rebulidables, would work well on your new Lavatube as well Scaffman (check your PM's).

[scaffman69]

Cheers guys , im using a vivi nova , but am gettin g a burnt taste i been looking around and ppl reckon its the wick and say cotton is better , i think it was Frogger so ive ordered some wire and cotton to give it a go, the vivi nova and ce5 are the best ive used up to now , that said ive only used 4 or 5 atty or carto`s

[harmudge]

Do Not...I repeat...Do Not buy a knock-off DID....they are cheap rubbish made of cheap materials that has merely been chromed.
If you want to be breathing in worse poisons than you would be using analogues...then go for it....if you want a high quality RBA then go to e-vape.gr and buy the real thing....but do not buy cheap rubbish.
The real thing may be 3x the price of the Chinese knock-of...but think...why is it so cheap.


P.S

Brian you should be ashamed of yourself for posting this cheap knock-off up.
I thought we vaped to get away from breathing in carcinogens not to add to what we have already breathed in.

[hifistud]

groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/bionet.toxicology/t-JVc3D1S1c/GBdXEak1Lo4J


Which says, if you can't get there:

I am a physician who sees musicians with a wide range of disorders. I retired from the full time faculty at Univ. of Nebraska medical center in 1996. Also, I write a regular column for the "Horn Call", the Journal of the International Horn Society.
I am revisiting the question of "Brass poisoning". I did an extensive literature search and review of the clinical literature in the 1960s when I was a resident in Denver. I did not find any real evidence of "brass poisoning" as experienced by musicians using nonplated mouthpieces. Recently, I have had people ask me about Brass poisoning.

I saw your line in Google. I would like to get your review of the problem.

Thanks

Glenn

Glenn V. Dalrymple, M.D., FACR
Adj Clinical Prof of Radiology and Radiation Oncology.
Univ. of Nebraska Medical Center
Omaha, NE

There is absolutely no scientific documentation of brass poisoning.

Just' saying...

[Perpetua]

Thank you for that Hifi.

[alanfinal]

You have to take these things seriously,I had my neighbors banging loudly on my wall at 1am in the morning,if I hadn't have been playing my trumpet there would have been trouble.