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Cthulhu RTA III (Deck Swap System &19.8mm building deck!)
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Cthulhu RTA Official Q & A Thread
Negative posts are milled into the deck(made by one metal with the deck);
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Negative posts are milled into the deck(made by one metal with the deck);
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I had the same thought.
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You can get in on the group buy here:
http://www.smogdistribution.com/group-buys/cthulhu-tank-cthulhu-mod/
I've used them before and they are very fast at shipping once they arrive. Looks like they expect them to ship from China tomorrow.
http://www.smogdistribution.com/group-buys/cthulhu-tank-cthulhu-mod/
I've used them before and they are very fast at shipping once they arrive. Looks like they expect them to ship from China tomorrow.
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@CthulhuMod do the air holes connect through the base of the atomizer? (can you hold it up to a light source & see through it like the silverplay & goblin?
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Pic's from the link I posted. I'm certain it's adjustable.
I do see where it says that tho...strange
Conversations on reddit imply that the positive screw is only adjustable one, maybe two turns before it unthreads from the bottom of the post. Very minimal adjustment to be had.
The adjustable function is not working well, so we will update it next version.
there are not connect. you can't see the center pin from the air hole.
I personally don't care about an adjustable pin. Make sure the positive block doesn't spin, make sure the pin protrudes when it's fully tightened, design it so it can be completely disassembled, machine it well and ship some out. This could be a winner.
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i can confirm the center pin 'adjustability' is as @MikeSully has stated, it will back out a little when unscrewed but isn't truly 'adjustable'. the more you back it out, the looser it is/gets.
in that case i may have some issues w/mine. from one side i am able to see the copper center pin, from the other side i cannot..
it's hard to capture a pic w/my cell phone camera, but you can see in the attached pics that the pin is visible from one side but not the other:
i feel the same way, however on my first build i found the center block started to spin when tightening down the positive grub screws. hopefully this can be remedied.
in that case i may have some issues w/mine. from one side i am able to see the copper center pin, from the other side i cannot..
it's hard to capture a pic w/my cell phone camera, but you can see in the attached pics that the pin is visible from one side but not the other:
i feel the same way, however on my first build i found the center block started to spin when tightening down the positive grub screws. hopefully this can be remedied.
+1 on a fixed center pin. Fixed, secure so the positive post does not move, and to spec. The battery contact point should be 4.6-4.8mm off the bottom of the base. I'm sick of these attys that come up too short. They can be annoying as hell to fix.
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I'm not sure what exactly a fixed pin is. The pin on my derringer seems fixed as it won't turn at all, but the post does turn. I don't like that. I like the positive pin to screw into the positive post and lock it down when tightened, and the pin still protrudes when tight. I want to be able to take the pin and post out if necessary. I don't need adjustability (if it protrudes) or a pin that won't tighten and lock down the post. Just my thoughts.
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Hi, please make sure the positive pin is fully tightened
i don't think that is a viable solution, i have tightened the positive pin until it is recessed beyond the negative threads:
the positive post still wants to spin when tightening the grub screws. this certainly isn't an 'adjustable' positive pin, and now the atomizer can't be used on any of my mods w/a hybrid connection.
and what about the positive pin being visible through the airflow hole? despite not being the best image, you can clearly see the positive pin in the image i posted earlier in this thread. i'm thinking the unit i received may be a dud.
who should i contact regarding getting this atomizer replaced? the one i received seems to be suffering some manufacturing defects.
I think we are with you here. All I meant by fixed is nonadjustable. I share your preferences.
I've scrapped bases with this issue. Making a custom bottom insulator without a lathe is a royal pain.
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thank you. email sent, looking forward to working toward a resolution.
we will reply you after the May day holiday.
last batch had been sent out before May 1. new batch will be ready at May 10 . Thank you.
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Thanks for the reply, I sent an email back in response to yours regarding the machining of the airflow holes.
Thank you.
Cool. Please do. The tank nut threading and post screw threading has apparently been problematic. I'm curious to see if they've fixed those issues at least.
much better in new batch.
Got mine today. Not a trace of machine oil.
however, there were some pretty rough threads.
I chased the ones I could and sanded the others. Butter smooth now.
It didn't bother me much but I thought I'd mention it since it was already brought up.
Here are the worst of them.
I've yet to try it out but hopefully soon.
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The Cthulhu on FT is clone(fake). We had our own CNC factory and all our RTA comes with authentic qurey code. Thank you.Well, still waiting on mine. It's sad fasttech has them even before I get my authentic
Well, received it today.
First thing I did was disassemble it under a magnifying light. All the threads including the posts and top retaining nut were smooth. I found no oil or shavings anywhere on it. A very clean, well made rta.
With this batch, they are installing the grub screws and no longer including the black set of grub screws.
After a good washing, I did a quick build using the supplied coils that came with it. It came out to .3 on my Sigelei 150.
I will say it vapes like a freight train and the taste is outstanding. Thoroughly impressed by the Cthulhu.
Great Job guys!
BTW The airflow control is smooth and easily turned while on the mod.
First thing I did was disassemble it under a magnifying light. All the threads including the posts and top retaining nut were smooth. I found no oil or shavings anywhere on it. A very clean, well made rta.
With this batch, they are installing the grub screws and no longer including the black set of grub screws.
After a good washing, I did a quick build using the supplied coils that came with it. It came out to .3 on my Sigelei 150.
I will say it vapes like a freight train and the taste is outstanding. Thoroughly impressed by the Cthulhu.
Great Job guys!
BTW The airflow control is smooth and easily turned while on the mod.
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Yes, we had fixed lots of problems in new batch
Got my Cthulhu yesterday, and finally got around to building it this morning. Threw in a 24 awg kanthol dual micro coil build with a 5/64 diameter, came out to .3 ohms. This thing is outstanding. The airflow control really makes this thing good for me, sometimes I feel like a hot, flavorful vape and other times I want to blow clouds. This does both, and does it well. As stated earlier, the machining leaves something to be desired and I'm hoping that this square nut doesn't give out on me. The threads on it look a little iffy. I also had to clean a lot of burrs off of the airflow and on the bottom fill screw. There's still more in the airflow, this thing has a whistle to it still. All in all, I would buy another.
Thank you.
Been messing with mine a bit and it is a pretty good atty but...
9 different sized orings?
Don't get me wrong,it'll push both clouds and flavor to the extent that an rta can but it's a bit over complicated for what it is.
why isn't the chimney nut milled into the top fill ring?
Why isn't the drip tip ring milled into the top cap?
Why does the afc ring get so tight when the atty is on my mod?
Just things to think about for the v2...
9 different sized orings?
Don't get me wrong,it'll push both clouds and flavor to the extent that an rta can but it's a bit over complicated for what it is.
why isn't the chimney nut milled into the top fill ring?
Why isn't the drip tip ring milled into the top cap?
Why does the afc ring get so tight when the atty is on my mod?
Just things to think about for the v2...