Thought I'd share my "how not to" with an RTA,should give some of you a chuckle.
Put a new coil and wick in the rebuildable deck of the sub tank mini,after a few toots it tasted burnt,meh!
I've not done the wicking properly me thinks,so I pull it apart and rewick and I'm pretty sure it will be 100% now.
Put the tank back together clean up a bit and invert the tank only to see all the juice running out of the airholes.Luckily I don't have it on the mod as I normally do.
Now whats wrong with this thing...............................ah ha,you have to remember to screw that thing back on the deck (the bit that forms the chimney)
Does that make me a master of disaster.
Now who else will own up to it
Thought I'd share my "how not to" with an RTA,should give some of you a chuckle.
Put a new coil and wick in the rebuildable deck of the sub tank mini,after a few toots it tasted burnt,meh!
I've not done the wicking properly me thinks,so I pull it apart and rewick and I'm pretty sure it will be 100% now.
Put the tank back together clean up a bit and invert the tank only to see all the juice running out of the airholes.Luckily I don't have it on the mod as I normally do.
Now whats wrong with this thing...............................ah ha,you have to remember to screw that thing back on the deck (the bit that forms the chimney)
Does that make me a master of disaster.
Now who else will own up to it
I'm so glad and relieved that I'm not alone. Minor (uhm...yes) difference is, I did this repeatedly whilst trying to find the sweet spot of rewicking - probably 6 times in total and 2 of these was consecutive 
I thought I'd be the only one
It was right when I first moved from stock coils and I struggled to get the wicking just right between no leaks and no dry hits. It pretty much happened every single time when I was so excited that 'this time' seemed to be perfect and I just HAD to get the RBA base in the tank right now to experience vaping perfection.
The subsequent mess and wanting to moer myself feelings 
was not conducive to the upkeep of these excitement levels 
You realize that it's nothing compared to a dripper and then replace it with one
Thought I'd share my "how not to" with an RTA,should give some of you a chuckle.
Put a new coil and wick in the rebuildable deck of the sub tank mini,after a few toots it tasted burnt,meh!
I've not done the wicking properly me thinks,so I pull it apart and rewick and I'm pretty sure it will be 100% now.
Put the tank back together clean up a bit and invert the tank only to see all the juice running out of the airholes.Luckily I don't have it on the mod as I normally do.
Now whats wrong with this thing...............................ah ha,you have to remember to screw that thing back on the deck (the bit that forms the chimney)
Does that make me a master of disaster.
Now who else will own up to it
When you master a RDA ---> and buy a RDTA next #BellusYou realize that it's nothing compared to a dripper and then replace it with one
however, please try yourself a dual coil RDTA Bellus _ it has no muting of any taste.
I had a Bellus. Its nice, but not spectacular. As @zadiac says, nothing beats the flavour of a dripper. The only RTA in my opinion that can SOMEWHAT compete with the flavour of a dripper is a Goblin mini (drippers chow juice for a reason). Get yourself a Velocity (or something simple like a Tugboat) to start out on and come and retract your statement afterwards
I love tanks and drippers, the Bellus really does a great job on flavour - not far off of dripper builds... Just a small build area - makes it rather tough to nail great builds on!
STAINLESS operations 316L by UD/YouDe/Unification of Design.
