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Indestructable by Jay Bo (Tobh)

Robert B

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All I can say is, this is one bad ass RDA. Machining is excellent, deep juice well, center post won't spin. Single or dual coil, non-adjustable air flow, but to me, it doesn't need it. Running in dual coil mode, the air flow is a slightly restricted open lung hit. The Bambino, and Tobh atty top caps all fit this as well. Works perfect on hybrid style mods, contact pin protrudes plenty. I use it on an smpl. Not prone to leaking as long as you don't grossly over drip. Running a .24 dual coil 24g and the flavor is excellent. 50 bucks for an authentic is a great value IMO.

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Awesome!!! I have one en route, should be here Friday or Saturday,.
Was concerned about rhea airflow being too tight,
 

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You can drill the holes a little bigger for more flow of needed.
Yeah I know, I just try not to drill any of my authentic gear. I honestly bought it because I felt bad having had a couple of Tobh clones, so I consider it buying what I should have bought earlier. Plus I can drill out one of those caps. lol
 

Robert B

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I think you are going to enjoy it. The open neg posts take a little getting used to but they hold extremely well and won't come loose or clip wires. You can build as low as you want and not melt anything, but you may burn your lips..lol
 

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Well, got it and slapped it on a Mech with a triple twisted 28 build at a 0.2 and yeah the negative posts are a bit tricky at first - but killer design idea. The airflow is just a hair tight for me so slapped on an AFC driptip and its perfect! This will have a permanent home on a mechanical!
 

Robert B

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Well, got it and slapped it on a Mech with a triple twisted 28 build at a 0.2 and yeah the negative posts are a bit tricky at first - but killer design idea. The airflow is just a hair tight for me so slapped on an AFC driptip and its perfect! This will have a permanent home on a mechanical!

Awesome, glad you like it. I use a wide bore derringer style tip, seems just right for me. Just an all around great designed and built atty. Jay Bo seems to nail it. Going to try out a 22g nichrome .15 dual build on it next
 

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I tried 22g kanthal at a .2 and it was killer on my regulated mod at 75w! Just took too long to heat on the Mech for me. Im one of those weirdo vapors that tries not to build below a 0.2. :(
 

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Is there really much difference between this and regular tobh? (In the big picture)
 

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Someone may have a different opinion but in mine its enough difference for me to not regret the purchase. A Tobh clone was my first RDA, and I used it everyday for about 6 months, then I started wanting more open airflow. This has enough airflow to keep me happy, and the negative posts are different. The post holes have enough space for me to run dual Claptonsw; which I couldn't fit in the Tobh. I'm also liking the fact that my Tobh chuffs and slam cap fit.
 

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Running a triple twisted 28g/26g parallel build in it at a 0.173 right now .... Its yummy. :)
 

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