RBA Coil Head for SUBTANK Mini

[phatfil]

Jun 18, 2015 16:59:46 GMT flavourtank said:

What's that hole for and that screw?

the screw is to secure the chamber to the base, complaints were made that it was too hard to unscrew the chamber sleeve, on V1 and 2

and the holes are to emulate the juice ingress of the OCC heads

[flavourtank]

Jun 18, 2015 17:37:35 GMT phatfil said:

Jun 18, 2015 16:59:46 GMT flavourtank said:

What's that hole for and that screw?

the screw is to secure the chamber to the base, complaints were made that it was too hard to unscrew the chamber sleeve, on V1 and 2

and the holes are to emulate the juice ingress of the OCC heads

so you have to pack the head quite a bit with wick or the juice will go down air flow hole? I understand the screw that makes sense, just not keen on a hole lol

[kittyvape]

Thanks spaced!

[kittyvape]

Jun 18, 2015 17:40:25 GMT flavourtank said:

Jun 18, 2015 17:37:35 GMT phatfil said:

the screw is to secure the chamber to the base, complaints were made that it was too hard to unscrew the chamber sleeve, on V1 and 2

and the holes are to emulate the juice ingress of the OCC heads

so you have to pack the head quite a bit with wick or the juice will go down air flow hole? I understand the screw that makes sense, just not keen on a hole lol

I find packing the head more stops leaking flavourtank   I push wick right into every part of it with a piece of wire. 

[flavourtank]

Jun 18, 2015 18:02:26 GMT kittyvape said:

Jun 18, 2015 17:40:25 GMT flavourtank said:

so you have to pack the head quite a bit with wick or the juice will go down air flow hole? I understand the screw that makes sense, just not keen on a hole lol

I find packing the head more stops leaking flavourtank   I push wick right into every part of it with a piece of wire. 

with the original rba head I've not had a problem, just not keen on this one with a hole in the side

[kittyvape]

Jun 18, 2015 18:31:35 GMT flavourtank said:

Jun 18, 2015 18:02:26 GMT kittyvape said:

I find packing the head more stops leaking flavourtank   I push wick right into every part of it with a piece of wire. 

with the original rba head I've not had a problem, just not keen on this one with a hole in the side

eek, yes, challenging to avoid leaks with that

[phatfil]

the hole should line up with each open end of the coil, hence the screw to position the sleeve, so your wick ?pancake? or fluff from a normal wick should be up against it and seal once saturated just letting in juice to replenish whats been vaped.

some folk have been modding their V2 rba's along these lines to increase the juce flow to the wick anyway.

[Deleted]

Had to buy a couple of those, it would have been a sin not too. plus 2x subtank mini style domed tanks complete if they are good they will be a bargain, if not, no real loss at $9 each for the tanks

[sydsut]

I'll wait until fasttech do a pack of 5 or 10 for a reduction. May be in tonight's new arrivals.

[Greg]

Jun 18, 2015 20:09:55 GMT sydsut said:

I'll wait until fasttech do a pack of 5 or 10 for a reduction. May be in tonight's new arrivals.

There only £1.76 

[sydsut]

I'm glad you're rich, I'm not

[smarties]

Do you reckon you could use these in a subtank nano?

[Greg]

Jun 18, 2015 20:38:40 GMT smarties said:

Do you reckon you could use these in a subtank nano?

No

[smarties]

Shame that Greg I love my mini's but there's a lonely nano in my draw which I don't use because try as I might rebuilding the occ coils eludes me, I always get dry hits off the rebuilds.

[Greg]

Jun 18, 2015 20:47:20 GMT smarties said:

Shame that Greg I love my mini's but there's a lonely nano in my draw which I don't use because try as I might rebuilding the occ coils eludes me, I always get dry hits off the rebuilds.

Never had a nano, I don't see the point of anything that small given all my mods are either 22/23mm tubes or boxes. Sounds like your not using enough wick in the OCC.

have a look in the guide section, Tom did a great guide or if you check my RBA guide in my sig there's a Rip video for the OCC rebuild.