Aromamizer Supreme Mini Review
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Thanks @Maxiss for the review
I guess none of these thanks will ever be perfect similar deal with my cellphones.
I want to know if its a really worthwile upgrade from Aromamizer v1 or should i wait for the griffin 25mm.
Nb for better flavour
Thanks
I guess none of these thanks will ever be perfect similar deal with my cellphones.
I want to know if its a really worthwile upgrade from Aromamizer v1 or should i wait for the griffin 25mm.
Nb for better flavour
Thanks
Na
The Supreme is awesome but flavour wise i can't honestly say that it's better. It is however, a better tank than the V1
The Supreme is awesome but flavour wise i can't honestly say that it's better. It is however, a better tank than the V1
Update.
Vendor sent a replacement unit and I am happy to report it doesn't have play.
Will be rebuilding it later and give my feedback.
Vendor sent a replacement unit and I am happy to report it doesn't have play.
Will be rebuilding it later and give my feedback.
New tank is clearly much better.
Still the loose and cheap driptip but that fine. DotMod wide bore fictionfit is perfect.
The juice flow control now opens all the way and the tank sits properly.
Great flavour with basic builds.
Very impressed.
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Still the loose and cheap driptip but that fine. DotMod wide bore fictionfit is perfect.
The juice flow control now opens all the way and the tank sits properly.
Great flavour with basic builds.
Very impressed.
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I heard the Augvape Boreas RTA beats the Aromamizer (Based on reviews not experience as I have none)
So my second tank has developed play. Mmm
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Thanks for the suggestion on the build. I will try that. I am looking for more "punch" from my Aromamizer Supreme.
After shelving my Supreme due to leaking problems a few months ago, I pulled it out this evening. Built a 24 gauge S / Steel, 6 and a half wraps duel horizontal coils. I made sure the coils were aligned with the air holes, fired it up on the Sigelei 90w, and got 0,15 Ohms. Wicked it with "Bacon" as fluffy as possible, (very important) and.... here comes the cock up: while filling -- juice came peeing out of the air flow holes. I have now learned that the trick is to close the air flow holes while filling. I'm not sure if I must have the juice control closed or, I guess -- slightly open when filling. (Please help) After cleaning up, I slightly opened the juice control about two notches, and it settled.
The vape was absolutely amazing at 40 - 50 watts with the air flow half open. Feels like I can take endless, gigantic mouth to lung hits. I don't know how people have the need to vape at 100 Watts or more? But that's just me.
I have a renewed respect for the Aramamizer Supreme. I still love my little Aramamizer V1. In fact I only own two RTA's, which are these. I am moving more to RTA's as it is very cost effective to build coils rather than to buy.
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The vape was absolutely amazing at 40 - 50 watts with the air flow half open. Feels like I can take endless, gigantic mouth to lung hits. I don't know how people have the need to vape at 100 Watts or more? But that's just me.
I have a renewed respect for the Aramamizer Supreme. I still love my little Aramamizer V1. In fact I only own two RTA's, which are these. I am moving more to RTA's as it is very cost effective to build coils rather than to buy.
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Thanks a ton....
Great tank, I agree... I am very happy with it. No regrets whatsoever.
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Quick update. As much as I love this RTA, my Aramamizer Supreme was leaking no matter what I tried. I almost gave up on it, until I Googled a bit. Most users recommend a vertical build to solve the problem.
So here's the trick. I built a vertical duel coil, 7 wraps, SS 24Ga 3 ID. Made the cotton nice and fluffy by meticulously, gently, stroking it with one side of that really sharp nose pliers we get in the Coil Master set, until it flared out about 1 and a half cm. Then I gently spread it over the deck area while tucking it in softly.
Firstly, it was dead easy to build vertical coils on this relatively small deck. The result: no leaks and a beautiful Vape. I did the same on the Aramamizer V1. Same result.
Oh how satisfying to learn a new vaping trick, albeit an old one to others.
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So here's the trick. I built a vertical duel coil, 7 wraps, SS 24Ga 3 ID. Made the cotton nice and fluffy by meticulously, gently, stroking it with one side of that really sharp nose pliers we get in the Coil Master set, until it flared out about 1 and a half cm. Then I gently spread it over the deck area while tucking it in softly.
Firstly, it was dead easy to build vertical coils on this relatively small deck. The result: no leaks and a beautiful Vape. I did the same on the Aramamizer V1. Same result.
Oh how satisfying to learn a new vaping trick, albeit an old one to others.
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Good day, i have never had leaking issues with horizontal coils on the supreme (not counting the time i forgot to close juice flow or left it in the baking hot car), the trick is to fluff the cotton over all 4 juice holes, i like the juice flow on the 3rd or 4th bar (not counting the line for closed) . . . no gurgles or dry hits. I personally dont like verticals but do whatever gives you the best vape 
@Waine iv just realised that this was my second post directly towards you on the same topic, i didnt mean to attack you, i just want every vaper to have a fantastic vape, please msg me if you have any questions on the supreme as it was my daily driver for many moons. PeaceGood day, i have never had leaking issues with horizontal coils on the supreme (not counting the time i forgot to close juice flow or left it in the baking hot car), the trick is to fluff the cotton over all 4 juice holes, i like the juice flow on the 3rd or 4th bar (not counting the line for closed) . . . no gurgles or dry hits. I personally dont like verticals but do whatever gives you the best vape
No worries @Scissorhands I was not offended. I can take constructive criticism. This was just my experience. Now that I have solved the problem with duel vertical coils, I am over the moon with my Supreme, which lay in the cupboard for a couple of months due to the leaking problem. I was obviously doing it wrong. I just cannot believe the difference with vertical builds. Friggin tremendous!
Today I built vertical coils on my Velocity and Twisted Messes RDA's. Perhaps its my imagination, but these vape so much better, and its much easier to build and wick for me.
Hey pal! The longer chimney reduces flavour. If u are after more flavour, stick with the shorter option. Hope that helps!
Don't feel so bad now letting the glass roll of the table ☺
You should feel terrible! One does not behave in a reckless and careless manner with vape gear! Lol, kidding...
Hi
So I have this tank for a few weeks and have tried several builds. Simple Ni80 7 wrap 3ID, clapton kanthal 26/32 3ID and fused claptons. Getting lots of vapour production but very muted flavours. Have tried both horizontal and vertical. Wicking from just touching the deck to almost dripping style tucking the wick under the coils.( Hazeworks Scream)
Can anyone recommend a build that has worked for dessert flavours.
So I have this tank for a few weeks and have tried several builds. Simple Ni80 7 wrap 3ID, clapton kanthal 26/32 3ID and fused claptons. Getting lots of vapour production but very muted flavours. Have tried both horizontal and vertical. Wicking from just touching the deck to almost dripping style tucking the wick under the coils.( Hazeworks Scream)
Can anyone recommend a build that has worked for dessert flavours.
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