We have It! Premiering the SMOKtech Stainless Natural Telescopic - Available Now

[dannoman]

The Natural Stainless Telescopic by SMOKtech
$69.95 $59.95

It's Here Premiering at GotVapes - The SMOKtech Stainless Steel Natural Telescopic. Following the same beautiful sleek clean lines of the Natural introduced earlier this year.

The Natural Telescopic can natively accomodate 18350, 18500 & 18650 IMR and most protected batteries. This is a completely mechanical mod with a locking bottom button. You can also adjust the throw on the button by screwing out partically.

What You Receive:

• 4 Piece Stainless Steel Natural Telescopic mod body
• 510 connection with eGo well (does not fit Kanger T3 and T2 natively without an eGo adapter; You will need an adapter to use EVOD)
• Presentation box
• No batteries included.
• Dimensiions: 23.35mm wide; .919 inches

The Natural Stainless Telescopic by SMOKtech [gv-NaturalTelescopic-Stainless] - $59.95 : GotVapes.com, E-cigarette Supplies - Atomizers Cartomizers Mods Juice and more​

 

[yiddleboge6]

Thank you Danno!!! Love the sleek simplicity in the lines of this one!!

 

[badkolo]

oh so hot...

 

[yiddleboge6]

Sunday night bumps....

 

[wolfstone5]

Very nice! I bought the original non-telescoping model. I love it...especially the big button. I should have waited for this one though. It won't be so finicky with what batteries you can feed it!

 

[yiddleboge6]

I be a bumping dis baby again

 

[dustypioneer]

Is the part with the 510 connection the same size in diameter as the original or is it smaller? I haven't been able to find any pics with anything attached for any reference yet. Thanks.

 

[dannoman]

The top of the Natural is 21.88mm wide whilst the top of the Natural Telescopic is 20.51. The telescopic version is about 1.3 mm less in width. Also the telescopic has 4 grooves cut in around the top, while these grooves are not present on the non-telescopic Natural.

Is that an e-pipe in your hand or a real one?

Is the part with the 510 connection the same size in diameter as the original or is it smaller? I haven't been able to find any pics with anything attached for any reference yet. Thanks.

 

[Vapo_Dave]

Is the part with the 510 connection the same size in diameter as the original or is it smaller? I haven't been able to find any pics with anything attached for any reference yet. Thanks.

I just posted a picture here with the RSST mounted. Wish I know they reduced the diameter before I picked it up. I loved the look of the original natural with the RSST mounted. PS. Don’t fill it with Pluid like I did! LOL

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/apv-discussion/419798-new-smoktech-telescoping-natural-2.html

 

[dannoman]

Thats nice! Thanks for sharing that...

I just posted a picture here with the RSST mounted. Wish I know they reduced the diameter before I picked it up. I loved the look of the original natural with the RSST mounted. PS. Don’t fill it with Pluid like I did! LOL

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/apv-discussion/419798-new-smoktech-telescoping-natural-2.html

 

[Heavyrocker]

I heard the pins are not brass but stainless steel and conductivity is lessened,you may have too sand down the firing pin and the top pin.

 

[VapingTurtle]

I heard the pins are not brass but stainless steel and conductivity is lessened,you may have too sand down the firing pin and the top pin.

They are plated brass. If you are into the ultra low resistance coil thang (like less than 1.0ohm) you may benefit from sanding off the plating and exposing the brass. For normal use there probably is not enough difference in conductivity to benefit.

 

[rdsok]

They are plated brass. If you are into the ultra low resistance coil thang (like less than 1.0ohm) you may benefit from sanding off the plating and exposing the brass. For normal use there probably is not enough difference in conductivity to benefit.

I don't think even in the ultra low resistance areana ( less than 1.0 ohm ) there would be an issue... see http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...yth-busters-stainless-steel-conductivity.html

Corrosion is going to be a bigger factor overall considering everything. MOD's should be cleaned often and the use of antioxidant grease such as noalox is recommended on all threaded and switch locations to help avoid the surface from corroding as quickly and also help with conductivity in general. Because of the issue of corrosion, I'd probably not recommend removing the plating at all.

 

[nahoku]

I know the top tube is smaller than the regular Natural, so will a Kick still fit and work in the Natural Telescope?

 

[Starlyte2]

Jolly beast that it is, even if the conductivity is slightly lower than a chromed Mod. I go for SS if it's available, any day, rather than chrome. Or plain un-chromed brass. I love it, really and I want one!