This time we’ll be covering the Auguse Era Pro RTA. It is the updated version of the previous Era MTL RTA and hopes to collect the legacy of its older brother by making some improvements to the still more than the valid predecessor.
The Era Pro RTA is built entirely of stainless steel and has a slender and very usual line for all atomizers developed according to the concept of dripping the liquid from top to bottom. It has a diameter of 22mm, a height of 64.5mm, a weight of about 70g and can hold a total of 4mL of e-liquid. Inside the RTA, there is a deck with opposing turrets equipped with four slotted screws to allow natural rebuilding for both right-handed vapers and sleeves. Technically this configuration would also allow dual-coil building, but it must be said that the Era Pro RTA was undoubtedly born for single-coil building.
On the outside of the deck, there are air inlet holes for the bottom airflow which are managed by a ring that rotates sliding on an o-ring. The air inlet holes are 0.8mm, 1.0mm, 1.2mm, 1.4mm, 1.6mm, 1.8mm and a 1.6×3.6mm slot, while on the base of the deck there are three small holes under the coil of 1.0 mm in diameter. The chamber has a smaller, rounded and shaped internal shape. On the upper part of the bell there are the two drips that bring the liquid from the tank onto the cotton, and these too, compared to the first version Era, have been drastically reduced in diameter to avoid the problems of e-liquid overflow which the Era RTA was not free.
Externally there are two opposing holes for the insertion of the air pins of the side airflow; the manufacturer supplies four pairs of air pins with the following dimensions: 0.8 mm, 1.0 mm (pre-installed on the bell), 1.2 mm and 2 blind screws to exclude the side airflow.
Going up we notice that above the bell there is the stainless steel chimney with its base equipped with two holes for the passage of the liquid to the drips on the bell; this base is rotatable and allows you to adjust the opening of the naked vape juice holes, which is maximum when the holes in the tank are aligned with the drips and which closes completely by rotating the tank.
A small circle outside helps to understand the opening level of the e-liquid flow: if the circle is aligned with the air pins you have the control of the liquid completely open; if instead, you make it coincide with the triangle cleat placed on the ring lower, then the e-juice channels are completely closed. The e-liquid inside the Era Pro RTA is hosted by a glass tank or by a second PCTG tank present in the package.
Finally, the top cap, which screws onto the upper part of the chimney, allows access to two large and comfortable refill slots that can be carried out very easily with the only care to close the juice control before proceeding to fill the tank. The 510 drip tip has singular workmanship: it has a stainless steel body embraced by a small transparent plastic cylinder that is inserted by unscrewing the upper part of the drip tip itself.
From a functional and ergonomic point of view, the drip tip of the Era Pro RTA is really a value-added for this atomizer although there’s inevitable condensation between the steel body of the drip tip and the plastic coating; this however does not compromise the vape in the least, because it is an external condensation that never ends on the palate of the vaper.
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