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itsmenotyou

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Anyone have one?

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robot zombie

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I've got one on the way. Doesn't look like anything special... ...it even looks unassuming. Not much buzz about it.

I think it'll be a well-rounded atty. Looks like more of a chuffy, angled-airflow Mutation X v3 and down type of vape... ...or at least that's what I'm hoping. I'd like something like that with nicer deck. If the airflow is anything like the older Mutations, then I think it'll be a winner.
 

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When it gets in let me know how you like it man lol. I know it's only $25 so if I get it and don't like it it's not gonna break the bank lol

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I'm enjoying it, simple 4 post and airflow is plentiful. With the ground posts milled on the side of the deck the juice capacity is actually one of the best I have. For the price you can't go wrong on this one.
 

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I have the cube and the troll from wotofo.
I had a freakshow but gave it away because I hated it. It leaked no matter what I did and I like 4post better anyway. So I won't be getting the mutation4 just because I don't like bottom airflow.

The lush looks promising though
 

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Well, I just did my first build on it. I did my standard mech build, a 6-wrap dual 24g, 2.5mm i.d.. I won't get too into it since I haven't put it through its paces yet. I'm sure my opinions on it will change as I get better acquainted with it.

The first thing I noticed about it is the o-rings. If you thought the troll was snug, you were wrong. I don't know what it is with wotofo and crazy tight tolerances, but it's a thing. The o-ring on the 510 drip tip adapter is so tight that I couldn't get it in all the way at first.

On the flipside, I don't think leakage will be a problem, both because of how snugly the barrel sits on the deck and how deep the juice well is.

The deck itself is very nice and easy to build on. The grub screws make it much easier to get a good, solid connection. The post holes themselves have a slight bevel to them, which I'm thinking will help with thinner wire. I haven't tested that yet.

Now, let's talk about the airflow. It's actually a fairly tight draw, definitely a bit tighter than the mutation x v3. Don't misunderstand me, it has a lot of airflow. It just doesn't feel like a lot of airflow. I wouldn't call that a con.

Flavor-wise, it seems to be lacking just a little, though the cyclone airflow does seem to add a lot to the vapor production while also reducing throat hit. I mean, this thing really chucks and it just feels effortless. The temperature is also much lower than one would expect for the draw. This might actually be the smoothest vape I've ever had. The chuff loosens things up a bit, but I find I'm liking it more with the back-pressure from the tighter 510. I think with the right build, the flavor on this atty will sing.

If you like to have a mellower and somewhat restricted-feeling vape that's still dense and cloudy, then this isn't a bad choice at all. I wouldn't say it's a super-noteworthy atty - it's certainly not one of those must-haves, but for the price, I'm not complaining. It's definitely something different from what has become the norm in ways that I'm finding hard to describe. It's a great atty. Glad I bought it.
 

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Could you nab a good deck pic of it man?

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robot zombie

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I don't really have time to break it down right now, but I'll be trying some different builds on it tomorrow. I'll be sure to take some sweet deck pics then.
 

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Thats perfect cause I'm heading to bed now anyway. Thanks though man tomorrow awaits lol

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robot zombie

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Alright, better late than never...

...Super deep juice well. Square center post. Cutaway negative posts. Never seen that before. Probably helps with airflow a bit.
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Just an angle shot so you can see those nice bevels on the post holes, which appear to be 2mm in diameter.
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Also, right click and choose "view image" or whatever your browser equivalent is for full size.

I also just want to add that I appreciate a simple atty that gets all of the basic things right. I can ignore the typical wotofo pitfalls (tight o-rings, stiff 510 connection - both issues that have resolved themselves with my other wotofo atties,) when everything else is done right. If I can say one thing about this atty... ...it would be that while it isn't super-revolutionary, it is all around solid and well-designed. It's not a cloud-machine. It's not a flavor-generator. It's a workhorse.

And maybe that's what makes it stand out to me. Every new atty that comes out is always trying to outdo the ones that came before it. What you don't see a lot of are atties that stick to tried and true features that we already know work perfectly well. Ever been disappointed with a new version of an atty and wished you could still buy the old one, only to find that nobody makes one like it anymore? I sure have.

For me, it was the Mutation X line. The v4 is a great atty, but it's something far removed from its predecessors, which is a shame because those are still my favorites. This is the mutation x v2/v3 replacement I've been looking for.
 
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itsmenotyou

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I actually really like that deck. I may have to get one. Wonder if the troll topcap will fit it for more airflow

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Damnit haha. I'm up for drilling some more holes if needed lol

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I'm already thinking about cutting the slots of my troll into one huge opening but I'm not sure how that would work

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