hunting for bottom fed rbds?

[Pepperty]

ha, must admit I put my sunbox m2 on classies, but I pulled it back off swift enough as its superb flavour, battery lasts yonks and it holds 6ml, almost everything you could ask for in a mod/atty. I like the shape of the 18500, its pretty small, easy to handle, nice and tactile, and simple to recoil. It also looked very easy to replace parts and mechanics were good and basic, so it should be blast proof

I just need to get in the habit of actually squeezing bottle every 4 or 5 tokes

[dave]

Jan 18, 2015 0:44:10 GMT geordie_vaper said:

+1 for that, and the reos are pretty much bombproof as it is, can i ask how the kick fits in yours like is it just held in place with the battety or have you had to mod the reo? if i get another reo in the future will be getting the raw ally low profile so i can kick it without sanding off the finish inside the mod

As you say, if you get the raw tumbled aluminium, no need to sand anything off. You can just stick the kick on the top of your battery and it works fine most of the time so long as you are not too aggressive with the switch button - occasionally you just need to give it a nudge if the contact slips off. You can make it a bit more secure if you cut a bit off a rubber and wedge it with that. tbh though I don't usually bother with kicks in them now.

As big a fan as I am of regulated mods (almost everything else I use is regulated) I've found that with microcoils, because it is easy to tune the resistance quite precisely, the Reo works well in its normal (unregulated) mode. I do mine at about 1.3 ohms which gives gives a range of about 12 to 9 watts if you change the battery when it gets down to about 3.7 volts. This is the range I like vaping in so it works well for me like that

[VapingBad]

Jan 18, 2015 9:16:25 GMT Pepperty said:

ha, must admit I put my sunbox m2 on classies, but I pulled it back off swift enough as its superb flavour, battery lasts yonks and it holds 6ml, almost everything you could ask for in a mod/atty. I like the shape of the 18500, its pretty small, easy to handle, nice and tactile, and simple to recoil. It also looked very easy to replace parts and mechanics were good and basic, so it should be blast proof

I just need to get in the habit of actually squeezing bottle every 4 or 5 tokes

Maybe you need a DNA40 one, Dave Donnan (VTTV) got one and said it was the first time he enjoyed squonking as if he forgot to juice it he just got less vapour and no dry hits.