I-Inhale from Smokejuice.co.uk in E-Cigarette Reviews; Originally Posted by sdaniels
... when it's empty, I have to fill it.
Lol, that's about the extent of my ...
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Originally Posted by
sdaniels
... when it's empty, I have to fill it.
Lol, that's about the extent of my knowledge
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Lighter Gas info
Just a note for anyone in the US wanting to use the I-Inhale:
The manufacturers recommend using Collibri butane lighter gas with the i-inhale in the US... apparently the US version of Ronson is different to the UK version and must not be used in the I-Inhale.
For people in the UK however, Ronson is the preferred lighter gas for use in the i-inhale as recommended by the manufacturers.
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Originally Posted by
smokindeuce
Just a note for anyone in the US wanting to use the I-Inhale:
The manufacturers recommend using Collibri butane lighter gas with the i-inhale in the US... apparently the US version of Ronson is different to the UK version and must not be used in the I-Inhale.
For people in the UK however, Ronson is the preferred lighter gas for use in the i-inhale as recommended by the manufacturers.
Figures, Collibri is twice the price of Ronson at best.
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Liquid holder.
Would the white fibre stuff that e-cig atomizer coil is wound round be any better than steel mesh?
I-inhale looks a great find.
Reliable atomizer & no battery problems.
Great review Kate.
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The 5X on the butane indicates how many times they claim it has been filtered to remove contaminents. It is to keep the jets from clogging. It has nothing to do with the strength of the gas.
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Thanks for the info Gryf, u wouldn't happen 2 know why they said not 2 use ronson if you're in the USA?
Chuck

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ronson butane in the usa is horrible, it has ruined many lighters for me, i use vector butane now and all my lighters and i inhale work perfectly
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Originally Posted by
chuckie
Thanks for the info Gryf, u wouldn't happen 2 know why they said not 2 use ronson if you're in the USA?
Hi Chuckie -
I'm not 100% sure, but the manufacturers passed this information on to me as some of their US customers had tried Ronson and caused the I-Inhale to function incorrectly.
I'm guessing that the US Ronson maybe isn't as clean as the UK Ronson or the gas that the I-Inhale manufacturers choose to use.
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Originally Posted by
Survivalism
ronson butane in the usa is horrible, it has ruined many lighters for me, i use vector butane now and all my lighters and i inhale work perfectly
This is good to know, thanks. I have at least 12 very pricy torches for my cigars and they all stop working not to long after I refill them. The only standby that seems to always be reliable is my Crème brûlée torch, which as of late (3 years in use) has started to keep flaming until I smack it. I think I'll toss the Ronson.
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Originally Posted by
sdaniels
This is good to know, thanks. I have at least 12 very pricy torches for my cigars and they all stop working not to long after I refill them. The only standby that seems to always be reliable is my Crème brûlée torch, which as of late (3 years in use) has started to keep flaming until I smack it. I think I'll toss the Ronson.
No problem at all, when you get a can of good butane ( Vector, Collibri, King ) take a tool of some sort and use it to press down the valve on all your torch lighters allowing all of the crappy ronson to escape ( also any air pockets ) Refill with your high qualitiy butane and everything should work like new.
For people with an i-inhale that think they are getting a reduced "running" time i would suggest using the supplied tool to press down the refilling valve to let all the gas and any air pockets release. If their are any air pockets present in the butane tank then obviously it allows for less butane to be held in the tank so letting the air out will let you fill it all the way up again.
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