Seem to be clean and on the first pair, excellent flavour. I got 0.244Ω cold resistance from a pair on a DNA, which is pretty accurate once bedded in with the legs clipped. They seem to be between 3 & 3.5mm internal diameter though, which is slightly odd. Wen I ran the numbers on Steam Engine's wire wizard it reckoned they are metric sized (2*0.3mm with 0.1mm wrap with 3.25mm ID) not AWG sized, which is fine by me, but worth knowing before you buy. Exact dimensions may matter, particularly in a tight RTA chamber, and OUTSIDE diameter is 4.25mm and coil length 6.25mm, as close as I can measure. I hope this is useful to somebody, but it bears repeating that my experiance with them so far has been excellent.

This is the perfect accompaniment to https://www.fasttech.com/p/7614800 as the rod sizes match exactly, and allow you to do any necessary tweaking of builds when settling them in. Got it today, and done one already, and it works a treat. As a bonus, on doing the authenticity check, I got a $10 voucher prize from Coil-Master!

It's great to be able to swap panels around to match up a mod/tank pairing. You could even use them as a replacemet in the unlikely event that you manage to damage the original ones.

I didn't have any trouble wicking this, and building was a breeze. The juice flow control means that you can (just) get away with slightly too thin wicking, but if you do it too tight, your wicks will struggle to keep up even with the juice flow wide open. At least this tank gives you that option. I prefer clear glass, but I guess that's subjective. The flavour is good, it's not hard to build, and it holds a decent amount of juice.

Great dripper, with a range of parts to allow use of different drip-tips and the like, what's not to like?