Rebuildable Dripping Attie - "open" design

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Got mine this morning also, it's small it's shiny and it's great.

[clockworks]

Thanks guys/gals!

I've got 2 more from this batch for sale - £32.50 inc recorded delivery.

[digisatman]

Does that mean your starting the RTA's

[clockworks]

Still waiting for feedback from the testers.

[digisatman]

Let me know there address's, I'll go round with my padded foam baseball bat & speed them up a bit, the padding don't leave bruise's honest LOL

[Aldo]

Does the aluminum tube have the hole too? Tht's major tho necessary hassle as I see it... Can't you make the air intake in other place? would love one of those shiny tubes ;p

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Yep the ally version has the hole.


What devices are you all using the RDA on, mine in on a multimod but would like a mod that was the same diameter as the RDA...cheap would be good also ;-)

[clockworks]

Aldo:

The only possible places for the air intake are on the tube, or in the base like a standard attie or clearo/carto. Because the RDA has a coil terminal through the centre, and gets juice tipped inside, a bottom air inlet wouldn't work.
The side of the tube is the only practical place.

I did think about a top air inlet, but that would be very painful if you exhaled with the drip tip in your mouth - a jet of hot vapour would blast your lips.


Lisa:
A Provari or Super-T P18 is an excellent visual match for the RDA. Can't think of a cheap option, but you'll end up with an expensive mod sooner or later anyway!
A Silver Bullet or Omega would be good, too, for a bit less cash.

[blakey]

Sept 6, 2011 12:38:38 GMT digisatman said:

Let me know there address's, I'll go round with my padded foam baseball bat & speed them up a bit, the paddihng don't leave bruise's honest LOL

Let me know when you're going, I'll back you up, I have a retracting plastic knife and a spud gun

[digisatman]

I'll see if i can get some of the cream the integrators use that helps prevent bruising & I'll also bring a yellow pages the old type ( new type is to thin now a days) & a cloth for water boarding. LOL (

[clockworks]

UPDATE:

The first batch of RTAs should be ready to ship at the weekend!

It passed it's field tests with no modifications, and I'm halfway through building the first dozen.
There's a review over on the other UK forum.

[blakey]

Sept 20, 2011 16:46:53 GMT clockworks said:

UPDATE:

The first batch of RTAs should be ready to ship at the weekend!

It passed it's field tests with no modifications, and I'm halfway through building the first dozen.
There's a review over on the other UK forum.

Link? Pics? Paypal address? lol

[blakey]

It looks great Steve and a good review to accompany it
And just to keep Jason and griz happy Is it as thirsty as the rda?

[clockworks]

Sept 20, 2011 22:53:26 GMT blakey said:

It looks great Steve and a good review to accompany it
And just to keep Jason and griz happy Is it as thirsty as the rda?

Juice consumption depends on the way you make the wick and coil, so it could be - your choice!

The way I wicked mine, the flavour and hit are similar to my RDA, so the juice consumption must be similar. I chose to "water down" my juice with pure 50:50 no-nic base, rather than reduce the size of the coil.

BTW, you are first on the list.

[VE Jason]

No worries Steve, I've got some wick in ready for Blakey