Anyone know if those are "screw in" posts or press fitted?
The Reomiser 2
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Screw in type Jakes.
Here are pictures of the RM2, taken apart: http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...2-full-atomizer-itself-rebuild-pic-heavy.html
Yes its totally unscrews from the bottom cup.
Jakes the one post screws into a loose metal piece below the ceramic deck and the other one to the bottom cup.
Ok, so after some simple surgery I got the whole thing apart. @jakesa I will get in touch to see if you can repair the screw, shown at bottom of picture in 2 pieces
Ok, so after some simple surgery I got the whole thing apart. @jakesa I will get in touch to see if you can repair the screw, shown at bottom of picture in 2 pieces
If you turn the ceramic deck over, you will see a piece of metal where the post on the ceramic deck screws into and that metal piece also screws into the bottom cup (center pin). The 2 threaded holes in the bottom cup are for alignment and hence the remaining post can screw into either.
Can't think of a way to repair it, would have to machine a new one. Wonder what threads those are, 2.5mm for the female 2mm for the male?
Looking more like mission impossible. I will start looking to replace the whole thing.
Thanks guys for some awesome advice and help
Thanks guys for some awesome advice and help
By the way, that "unused" Reo Grand looks brand new. Did you at least get a vape in? If so, what was your initial impressions?View attachment 22752 Hi guys, I'm hoping I can get the correct advice regarding a problem I have with the RM2. I broke the post while tightening the coil...... The question is .... Can this be repaired or should I be looking at replacing it?
The story goes..... I didn't get the whole Reo thing so a friend gave me his "unused" Reo Grand to review and the 2nd build I tried the post broke. I would now like to give it back in better working order than I received it.
Hold onto the broken one though, I'll disassemble mine this weekend and see what's required.
Hi @Andre, I would have liked a little more time with it but initial impressions was that it is a decent device but I personally feel that it doesn't warrant the hype or price tag. Perhaps after I revive it and get acquainted a bit more things will change.
Thanks, yes you need at least 7 days and a few coil configs with it. Also, if you are a direct to lung vaper the RM2 is probably not the atomizer to use.
Hi All, I've been trying different drip tips on the RM2 but I noticed that the taste decreases with all of them. Any idea why the standard drip tip makes such a big difference compared to other drip tips? Also, have you found a different drip tip that works well with the RM2?
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Hi All, I've been trying different drip tips on the RM2 but I noticed that the taste decreases with all of them. Any idea why the standard drip tip makes such a big difference compared to other drip tips? Also, have you found a different drip tip that works well with the RM2?
Thanks
Before becoming a Cyclone convert, I also battled with a varying vape experience using alternative RM2 drip tips and found the original to be the best. I thought it strange at the time and that it must be a mind of matter thing
I have been using a short titanium drip tip on mine. The one in picture here.Hi All, I've been trying different drip tips on the RM2 but I noticed that the taste decreases with all of them. Any idea why the standard drip tip makes such a big difference compared to other drip tips? Also, have you found a different drip tip that works well with the RM2?
Thanks
Not that I can recall, but have not used the standard one for a long time.Thanks @Andre! It looks very nice
Do you find any taste difference between the standard drip tip and the titanium one?
Hi @Imthiaz Khan , I use the delrin ones I got from SkyBlue a while back. Basically the identical shape to the original RM2 driptips but just a little bit shorter. But they are concave in shape just like the originals.
I do think there is a bit of a difference to the flavour based on the driptip. Not much, but it is there. My preference for the non metal ones stems back to my mini protank days where i despised the metal tip because it tasted metallic. So its more of a material thing for me. But that said, i use the standard metal tip on the Atlantis (for example) without a problem on the metal taste issue. So I presume its a "better non taste impacting metal"
As for the shape, i think the longer it is the cooler the vape. Not too sure about the shape changing the airflow - but drip tips i think are such a personal thing. One needs to try several for a while and see what works for you. Pity we dont have a huge range easily availabe here.
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