$1.82 Aluminum Ripple Style 510 Drip Tip (Aluminum, Red) at m.FastTech.com - FastTech Mobile
No need to be sorry m8, I just figured maybe others would be interested in the tip and how they fit/worked with the GS Air series.
It's.....alright, I guess..............................................................................................................Bikers, that's a brick with a concentric hole smashed into it. Don't lie to me.
I'm guessing you like it??
Morning & Welcome Luca! I only vape it at 8 watts, then down to 7.8 on an istick 20. I don't have the 30 and realize that it isn't a 'mean' setting so you can try and just turn it down a few notches and see if that helps. I don't prefer 'hot' vapes either. Hope this helps.hi, i bought a gs air M a couple of days ago to use it as a substitute to my mini nautilus just to have an option
i'm quite disappointed: after 4-5 puffs at 10w on my istick 30 the gs air gets very hot (drip tip too) and i don't really like the feeling on my lips. i don't like the quality of the vape too: i find it better at 15-16watts but, due to the heat, it's not an option.
is it my gs air or did you experience the same issue?
thank you for your help
ETA- I also do not prefer metal tips. Try throwing an acrylic tip on. The metal tends to give me even more heat.Morning & Welcome Luca! I only vape it at 8 watts, then down to 7.8 on an istick 20. I don't have the 30 and realize that it isn't a 'mean' setting so you can try and just turn it down a few notches and see if that helps. I don't prefer 'hot' vapes either. Hope this helps.
Maybe it's that you didn't find your 'sweet spot' on it yet. I had the same problem the first day I had a GS Air. I just fiddled around with the settings until I was happy with it. If it gets hot, let it sit and try again later at a different or lower setting if you can. I move my setting in increments of 2 usually (as I said, I'm usually at 8 and when it starts losing flavor, I move down to 7.8 and then back up, if needed. You can try that at higher settings though. Hope it works for ya!thank you, IMRs. i'll try right now your suggested settings. but, to be honest, i don't really like vaping it at so low wattage: 7.8 w would be 3.4 volts. i used to vape phantoms at higher voltage (3.8v)!
i'm not a crazy-high wattage person but i'd like to crank it up a little higher: probably it's just not the right clearo for me
thanx again
Welcome Lucapug. I have been using gs air Ms with iStick 30s, usually between 8.5 and 9.5 watts. I don't remember the tank itself getting hot, but sometimes, especially if I chain vaped, the tip did. I switched to the tips from my GS Airs, and that was a cooler vape, but still a little warm for my tastes, so I popped on some tips from old Protank IIs and Unitanks.hi, i bought a gs air M a couple of days ago to use it as a substitute to my mini nautilus just to have an option
i'm quite disappointed: after 4-5 puffs at 10w on my istick 30 the gs air gets very hot (drip tip too) and i don't really like the feeling on my lips. i don't like the quality of the vape too: i find it better at 15-16watts but, due to the heat, it's not an option.
is it my gs air or did you experience the same issue?
thank you for your help
Mornin' Perffesser Of Funky Music. Just put on some Horace Silver to get me going while the coffee brews.
No problem! I'm going to be brewing some Derall probably after some breakfast.
Good grief, Ms. KD, that's no brick! Bike took one of these...Bikers, that's a brick with a concentric hole smashed into it. Don't lie to me.
I'm guessing you like it??
Very Nice, IMRs. I don't have any experience with the adhesives, do they remove well?Just wanted to throw this out there for all of you who want tie dye. I understand these aren't silicone, but if you're familiar with jwraps, they have a tie dye 'skin' for your iSticks. They're a little pricey, but you pay for quality to be a tootle puffer!
Tie Dye
good morming, Nanny, Be tenacious with Andrea.my Fasttech friend Andrea just tried to give up on our dream of finding the right silicone covers.
I don't believe it's a good idea to remove these although never tried. These are quality stickers that they use on automobiles and I know it's pretty difficult to get a decal off of a vehicle without the right tools. Bottom line is, they are virtually permanent however I'm sure you can take them off, but to reuse is the question. They might be a little frumpy (for lack of a better word) after you take them off, so personally I probably wouldn't reuse them if they were taken off.Very Nice, IMRs. I don't have any experience with the adhesives, do they remove well?
I am going to need this, or something similar --- my Fasttech friend Andrea just tried to give up on our dream of finding the right silicone covers.
