First thoughts on the Aspire Cleito RTA

[mike6]

i already had a couple of Clieto's but was unhappy regarding the coils and chimney section, the taste is good and produces clouds, but the over heating was a complete downer, i'd say if it wasn't for the over heating it would have been one of my favourites, for this reason i was a little concerned if the RTA add on will have the same problem, i knew the taste would be more a less the same as any RTA using the same coil cotton and juice at the same wattage with the same air flow, well i can't tell much difference, so i was looking for an easy to build RTA that didn't cook my juice, plenty of air flow, with a medium sized deck, the Cleito RTA fits the bill completely, had a little problem with leaking on the first run, not bad just annoying, a rewick sorted it, you have to fill the juice holes with wick, i normally just take the wick around half way down, there isn't any juice control which would have made it even better, all in. i'm feeling quite happy with this one, i wish they would bring out a purpose built mini rta, i don't want to pay out for stock coils, i'd rather make them how i want them..

[Bob]

Just a quick question, do you use the silicone cap on the top of the atty, I also found the cleito to be very hot at first, but after putting it's cap on I find it is more bearable

[mike6]

Hi Bob Yes but that don't stop the chimney getting hot and start cooking the juice, if it's warm enough to burn lips it will cook the juice and downgrade the Nicotine, still with the RTA it's problem over, the coil housing part is further away from the coil so isn't subjected too so much heat, it still warms up but nothing like the Cleito with a stock coil fitted, no top heat insulating cap needed,

[Stomper]

Mike, i'm really new to all this and just bought one this morning, i asked for one which had a rebuildable coil so ended up with this. I am using a Koopor mini , what wattage do you use? What's all the rubber things in the box for and is thespare 0.2 ohm coil any good?

[dreamylittledream]

Jul 23, 2016 15:22:23 GMT Stomper said:

Mike, i'm really new to all this and just bought one this morning, i asked for one which had a rebuildable coil so ended up with this. I am using a Koopor mini , what wattage do you use? What's all the rubber things in the box for and is thespare 0.2 ohm coil any good?

The rebuildable coil is an optional extra (at additional cost) - you don't get it in the box with the Cleito.  Its actually pretty good but I much prefer the 0.4 ohm stock coils myself.

The rubber things go on top of the top cap to stop your lips getting burned at high wattage (it can get pretty warm).  There's also a vape band which is for erm...well supposedly its for helping prevent smashing the tank if you drop it but I remain to be convinced myself.

The 0.4 coil is by far the best stock coil for the Cleito - run it between 40-60w.

The 0.2 is for 60-80w - more clouds but the flavour isn't as good in my opinion and given the flavour is so excellent on the 0.4 coils I'd stick with them.

Any mod will work fine with the tank providing it can output 40w+, the Cleito does need some power to really sing.

[mike6]

Jul 23, 2016 15:22:23 GMT Stomper said:

Mike, i'm really new to all this and just bought one this morning, i asked for one which had a rebuildable coil so ended up with this. I am using a Koopor mini , what wattage do you use? What's all the rubber things in the box for and is thespare 0.2 ohm coil any good?

Hi firstly the coils you have are not in the true sense rebuildarble, i'll get back to that to explain better,  you have the standard Cleito with what is known as stock coils, my favourite way which may not suit you as it's a personal choice, 0.4 ohm at 30 watts, with air closed down a quarter, i'm after taste rather than cloud, 0.2 i would use for cloud with air fully open at 50 watts with a high VG mix, Okay now for the rebuildable, tbh without trying to put you off you need to know more about coil building, but if you know a little about Ohms law then you should be fine, you need the RTA section, you replace the Coil with the RTA unit and then it becomes a Clieto RTA, but i should advice as you are new to sub Ohming to get use to the set up as it is for now, the silicon bands are replacements for the silicon bands that are already fitted, just in case you break one or lose one, hope that explained it better
  

[mike6]

Jul 23, 2016 23:38:29 GMT dreamylittledream said:

Jul 23, 2016 15:22:23 GMT Stomper said:

Mike, i'm really new to all this and just bought one this morning, i asked for one which had a rebuildable coil so ended up with this. I am using a Koopor mini , what wattage do you use? What's all the rubber things in the box for and is thespare 0.2 ohm coil any good?

The rebuildable coil is an optional extra (at additional cost) - you don't get it in the box with the Cleito.  Its actually pretty good but I much prefer the 0.4 ohm stock coils myself.

The rubber things go on top of the top cap to stop your lips getting burned at high wattage (it can get pretty warm).  There's also a vape band which is for erm...well supposedly its for helping prevent smashing the tank if you drop it but I remain to be convinced myself.

The 0.4 coil is by far the best stock coil for the Cleito - run it between 40-60w.

The 0.2 is for 60-80w - more clouds but the flavour isn't as good in my opinion and given the flavour is so excellent on the 0.4 coils I'd stick with them.

Any mod will work fine with the tank providing it can output 40w+, the Cleito does need some power to really sing.

Whoops sorry i didn't see your good reply till now Dreamy