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This is what seems to happen in pre-sale items, striker42, that's how I got caught by the awful Icarus, no photos of the internals or anything, so I will probably hold fire, too.

Thank the shinyitus demon, thebishman ... 

I now have the same problem with ceedee's post - the Siglei looks very interesting, hope that atty will take 510 drip tips...

Hi all - more stuff to ruin the bank balance. This is a useful video on the new squonkers just due for release.



Just to save you time - the bargain at Ecigone mentioned is sold out 

I am fancying the Pulse myself  - obviously because I just don't have enough squonkers... 

Be interested to hear if anyone else is thinking of getting any of these. 

This is a clone of the latest offering from the people who made the Squape RTAs. It comes with 3 decks and several different diameter airhole screws, and, if you love single coil and an adjustable MTL vape, in my opinion, it's fantastic.

Flavour wise I think it is the best RTA I have ever had  -  producing rich, dense clouds, and once it is working, no leaking at all.  It's as good or better flavour than an Ubertoot or a Spheroid - miles ahead of Kayfuns, and very nearly as good as the best flavour chasing drippers and squonkers.  I love it to death but...

The filling mechanism is pants - you have to access it by turning the black thing at the top until you feel resistance, then fully close it, then open it just a quarter turn to reveal a tiny little fill hole, which is really hard to even see as it is black on black. It will take a standard plastic drip bottle, just, but you won't be using any dropper bottles on this as you can't even fill it from below as an alternative.

Also you cant see when it's full, so juice wells up out of the opposite hole if you don't get it just right.  It could probably take the stated 4.5ml, but I don't think I've yet got it above 3.5 ml. To vape on it you first have to close it fully again, then open it up fully. I did this in the wrong order a couple of times when I first got it and it then juice just poured out of the bottom.

This is such a shame - as I think everything else about it is brilliant. I'm puzzled, as there are now several great top filling designs that really work, I wonder why someone has put so much effort  into designing something that anyone who has ever tried the other tiny fill hole attys could tell them won't work very well.

In spite of this - I'd still recommend it, just wish designers would learn to learn from other designers mistakes!

Has anyone else got one? Maybe there's a trick to making the filling process easier that I have not yet stumbled on!

 

Arrived today, nice one phtumshk

I got a 5 wrap 3mm caterpillar Clapton in there no problem and had a go on the YFTK SVA.

Am vaping @ 35 watt and it's really nice - as you say, no overflow on squonking, it looks great, the vape is very thick and tasty and the airflow has lots of options. The drip tip that came with it is short and life was getting a bit hot with that big Clapton, but any510 drip tip will fit on the short drip tip that comes with it, so I put another one on, and now it's perfect.

a winner!

to squonking scotty069.

This list Sqounkers will provide you with a rundown and review of most of the squonkers on the market.

I have 9 of them - the only regulated that is smaller than the inbox is YFTK SVA. I love this, but not cheap at all, it's the excellent temp control chip you are paying for.

However, if I were starting out, I'd get a Pico Squeeze from here and an Odis atty from here.

That way you can try a really good squonker that is tiny for use as a carry around cheaply.

The squeeze is half regulated in that it has an on/off switch and short, maximum wattage (which I think is 50w) and battery reversal protection, but you cant adjust wattage, voltage or temperature.

If you have not got already get a safe battery (I get these ) and put a build in around 0.2 - 0.5 ohm (this ohm is my preference, others may differ!).

Good luck with your search and enjoy!