Discontinued RBT Milaana 1, 2, 3

RastaBuddhaTao

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Thanks fuckcombustion.com for providing a place to hide out and take and idea into its best possible incarnation with a group of close friends. The exert input early in the design process enabled the rapid evolution of the RBT technology and that spirit of customer involvement still exists today. Many thanks and much respect to both the old and new staff especially those two old salty dogs Pak and Stu for making this bold move to keep the community alive in a new and improved way.

Wow Mi1 Mi2 Mi3… what a blur! The Milaana removed the electronics from Zion and tuned the heater to perform as un unregulated device. Milaana was a progression from a rough prototype in the Mi1 to a refined product in the Mi3. For now, the Milaana design progression will end with Mi3 as RBT will table the 19 mm designs with the new designs on the way (Seed, ZapCap, ZipZap…)

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RastaBuddhaTao

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Manufacturer
Great to see such support here! Excited to get the Mi3's up for sale early next week :)

To take a moment to take a trip down memory lane and help facilitate archiving the best parts of the old threads RBT is having a contest... details are on IG for now unil the Contest page gets set up here. It's pretty simple in that it is a cut and past from old FC to New FC of something funny, memorable, milestone, accolade, criticism, tech tip, wood porn or nerd candy and post it here and you will be entered to will a Milaana 3. Drawing in 6/13 live IG.
 

Resinrider

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Here's my entry....not sure if its a tech tip, or wood porn....depends on how you look at it I guess:rofl:


Resinrider said:
My wife has a button just like that...It works , but I gotta push it juuussst right
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I'll show myself out
:wave:
Ah that problem I cannot help with... rumor has it that it is experienced by most models with the root cause being an erratic control system... and I am out!
 

@MorePlenty

New Member
IG told me to do it.

AJS
AJSCalm Consistency
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I have a new technique using the Mi2 through water and boyyyyyy is it fuckin gnarly.

Basically I preheat 3 seconds or so as normal, and instead of jumping right into thick clouds, I ride the medium temp for a good while. The vapor consistently pours in. Middle of the hit I hold the button down full throttle and don't let off of it. I do this for a few seconds before totally ramping up my draw rate. Because the temp was rising during those few seconds of holding it down without pulsing, the increased drawrate quickly catches up and levels it out while bringing in just ridiculous amounts of vapor very very quickly.
 

RastaBuddhaTao

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Manufacturer
Here's my entry....not sure if its a tech tip, or wood porn....depends on how you look at it I guess:rofl:


Resinrider said:

Ah that problem I cannot help with... rumor has it that it is experienced by most models with the root cause being an erratic control system... and I am out!
Hah ha... I remember that one. I guess this one counts as both. Thanks so much for digging out this gem. Gonna be so nice to take this opportunity to pause and look back.
 

Good&Plenty

New Member
Let's see if I can do this right
NickDlow said:

RastaBuddhaTao said:

Big things start with small seeds so please be bring the right amount of organic food and leave the BS for the other threads.

I guess BS isn't good fertilizer for growing
:p


Keep on innovating guys! I'll be keeping an eye on this ones progress. Good job.

Seems like a pretty good sentiment to bring round, right at the beginning of a new thread. Cheers for coming this far and keeping on going, @Rastabuddhatao
 

Floridbud

New Member
Here is my entry ... I didn't make the original post, but I like the way these XL8Rs are being loved and total agree with him. Orginally posted by Bossman

I dislike the glass honeycomb screens because they clog too quickly and make the already bad draw resistance of Arizer portables worse. The basket screens paired with the XL8R cooling stems are the best combination I've found for easy maintenance and consistent performance. I pop the screen out and clean it with a torch occasionally just holding it with a pair of tweezers. Good for making stem milk too. I use almond milk so I add organic coconut oil to up the fat content and get the stems cleaner. That's what's separated out in the shotglass pic just FYI.
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Shit Snacks

Milaana. Lana. LANA. LANAAAA! (TM2/TP80/BAK/FW9)
Okay that is a stunner, but check out some of these other spalted wonders:

From Mr. @VegNVape
From @b0
From @AJS
From @Cl4ud3

Not to mention the other exotics like this bloodwood of @Duff's

And there was a real stunner of a canarywood that I believe @vapen00b has, but I could not see the pic on old FC so maybe he will be nice enough to grace us with a new photo?!

From around the same time as when I got this purpleheart (these were all technically MilaanaV2, the most polished version of the original Milaana1, finally available in exotic woods with logo copper and picks)


Here it is with my early MilaanaV1 (these were the first finalized product, after the MilaanaOG, which was the initial pre-order without the intake screen or any recessed glass and a slower heater--I never had one from that run, instead I had the first official beta used by RBT himself, then I got this rough early V1 to replace it and it always ran hot n fast maybe similar to Mi3 which j do not have yet... Anyway the V1's that followed had rolling upgrades through every production run leading into the V2's, which were even more polished and began to include the pick and other woods instead of just maple... A few of these exotic customs were specially tuned for their owners as well)


(custom wood stems made by Alan of ToastyTop/HI/IH, dark walnut and canarywood)

RBT's craft kept getting better and better with each build, the woodwork on the exotics and splinters is quite beautiful really... I also miss the days of RBT's own customized glass stems (even pre xl8r)

I did a more comprehensive post of my four Milaana's once I got my Mi2 (walnut with Sapele bottom cap-- Milaana2 changes included new air intake in the front, rectangular shape, standardized exotics, larger contrasting bottom cap, new nice logo copper, thick German clear glass... I guess I should mention that the Milaana3 then now is mass-produced in China with several build changes like new ceramic and brass parts, 19/19 glass, and no bottom cap) so maybe I will find and repost those photos here as well... There is so much of course!

I'll leave off with a couple early videos that are nice to have on a first page:


Damn ^ doesn't that take you back Mi friends? Where's @WakeAndVape?!
 
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gadabout

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I’m gonna try this.
I'm excited to finally get ahead of this thing and finally take care of all those that got me here!
Its gonna be rocky for the next month or so but we will all get through it if we work together.
 
Gadabout,
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Guest399

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I have now my Milaana 2 for two days and i love it very much but something scares me

When I turn my vape upside down it sounds like there is a small screw or something lying around loosely around and flying back and forth while turning. is that normal i asked the seller. :/ but everything works fine.

Edit:
I removed the battery and saw a thick down there I assume dried glue residue that flew back and forth in the whole vape when tunrning it. i could remove it. :)
 
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