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I would also like to share with you all, our SERIES-B DNA 75w reveal video:

Hi there Andy, my name is Rory and I work for JAC Vapour. Up until the release of the TFV8, the TFV4 was my daily go-to tank. In my experience using the RBA deck there was initially a bit of a trial and error period, please don’t give up if the same happens to you, as once you get the knack for it, you never forget and its great when you get it working.
The first piece of advice that I recommend is to start simple, there's nothing more frustrating than trying to install a build that you've put a lot of time and effort into, only to find that it doesn't fit, no matter how much you try, or the find that the build its self just doesn't agree with the tank.
As for wicking, both inside the coils, and in the juice flow reservoirs, try to make sure your cotton is snug, but not too tight. Making it snug will prevent any kinds of leaks and will hold enough liquid for you to get a comfortable vape, but packing it too tight will restrict the amount of liquid required to soak the coil, causing dry or burnt hits. Also, I highly recommend threading the outer piece of the RBA before snipping your cotton down to size, this way you can always be assured of a perfect fit.
I hope this has helped you with your ideas on wicking, if you need any more assistance or if you have any more questions, please don't hesitate to ask.

Hi there, my name is Rory and I work for JAC Vapour. I can honestly say that I believe that the eleaf iPower has exactly what you are looking for. It has an astonishing 5000mAh battery life, and runs up to a very decent 80w. The device is also very lightweight for its size, so it isn't a pain to carry around on a day to day basis. We have stocked these over time and I have found, with use, that it is also much easier to navigate than a lot of other large devices, as you can switch between the various different modes that the device has to offer just by pressing one button.
Another great upside to this device is the very cheap price compared to other devices in the same range, with prices generally set between £35-40.
I hope this has helped you for future reference and if you have any other questions about the eleaf iPower, or any other devices in the same range, please feel free to ask.

Hi there, my name is Rory and I work for JAC Vapour, I have had a fair amount of experience with this mod and over time I have learned a few things.

Pros
It is very simple to build on, the postless deck is simple and easy to use when it comes to installing coils.
It is very cheap for what it is, as with most iJoy products, they set a very good price point for what you get in the box.

Cons
compared to a lot of tube mods out there, this one isn't the hardest hitter by a long shot (but it is still very good for what you are paying)
Wicking the RDTA compared to the regular RDA always come with a bit of a learning curve, but once you get the feel for it, you should still get an great vape.

As with all mech mods, please be sure to take the time to learn about battery safety, it can become very dangerous if you do otherwise. If you have any further questions, please don't hesitate to ask.

New deal on this Saturday. 20% off Clear Steam vapourless e-liquids with code STEAM20.

We're also giving away 3x SERIES-B Tilts through our Facebook competition. Simply like and share our competition post to be in with a shout of winning. We'll be drawing winners this Thursday at 5pm.

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