Rebuildable Dripping Attie - "open" design

[spikeychops]

Maybe get Griz to make a BBQ flavour and we'll be well away!

(ewwww)

Wow..just tried cigar cherry in my RDA, and the flavour is delicious.

Blimey, this post killed the flow a bit..i'll get my coat then.

[Perpetua]

Mine has arrived, but I've to collect it tomorrow from the PO, but good to hear Spikey's feedback.

[spikeychops]

Thanks Perpy.

It is a very nice little device, been using it all day.

Looks good on the Provari too.

Just to add, and sorry if i'm teaching you to suck eggs and all that, but the little air hole is roughly half way up the device, so when you screw it on your PV, make sure the hole is facing away from you, or else you get a gurgle as the air rushes in when taking a draw.

[Perpetua]

Not at all Spikey, thank you for the heads up.

With my eyesight thesedays, I wouldn't even have known there was a hole there had you not said.

Collected my RDA this morning and have been using it ever since, beautifully made by Clockworks, no problems at all with taste - just a lovely consistent vape and as dripping is my prefered method of vaping - it's a winner all the way for me!

A stainless steel version would be my next request, if it were possible.

[blakey]

I'm amazed, I honestly thought that this thread would be alive with discissions on how good these atties are?

[lynwlt]

Mine arrived 5 minutes ago.
It's a little cracker...

Lynda

[blakey]

Jul 30, 2011 8:19:08 GMT lynwlt said:

Mine arrived 5 minutes ago.
It's a little cracker...

Lynda

Wait till you get some juice in it lyn, you'll love it even more
That crack can be fixed with glue by the way lol

[lynwlt]

Didn't have glue so made flour/water paste.
Vaping tastes like freshly baked bread....

Lynda

[blakey]

Jul 30, 2011 9:08:11 GMT lynwlt said:

Didn't have glue so made flour/water paste.
Vaping tastes like freshly baked bread....

Lynda

lol I'll come round and bring some bacon flavour juice, sandwich vape

[Perpetua]

Jul 30, 2011 8:03:05 GMT blakey said:

I'm amazed, I honestly thought that this thread would be alive with discissions on how good these atties are?

Me too Blakey . . . it's a fantastic bit of kit, is there an idiot's guide to coil making for it by any chance?

[blakey]

Jul 30, 2011 13:08:24 GMT Perpetua said:

Jul 30, 2011 8:03:05 GMT blakey said:

I'm amazed, I honestly thought that this thread would be alive with discissions on how good these atties are?

Me too Blakey . . . it's a fantastic bit of kit, is there an idiot's guide to coil making for it by any chance?

I posted a link to a good little vid on page 5 of this thread, can't link to it cos I'm using my phone.

[clockworks]

Yes, the Bulli video that blakey linked to is the way that I make the coils. A 70mm length of wick, folded in half, and an 80mm length of 0.16 wire. Use a very thin nail or large needle (less than 1mm diameter), and 5 turns of wire for a 2ohm coil.

[Perpetua]

Thanks gents.

I shall go find the vid and save it to my favourites.

[Lilac]

Perpy...wot on earth is that in post #123? it's a swirly thing

Clock, if you have any bits left over, i'd take one too, or was Lynda's the very last one...ever?

[clockworks]

Lilac - I'll add you to the list for the next batch. You are number 4.

As soon as I get some terminals, I'll be making some more.