Eleaf GS Air Fan

[gerrymi]

It comes with a TC coil installed. Lacking a TC mod, and for comparison to what I know and lurrrve, I removed it and set it aside for future use. I installed a new, authentic eleaf dual coil, rated at 1.5 ohms, and showing as 1.6 ohms on an istick 30w.

Gran...EXCELLENT review!!!

With you now having a "TC-capable" GS Tank and a couple TC Heads...sounds like you're ready for the "Big Time"!

$27.75 w FREE shipping (code SUMMER15 )...less than the cost of ½ carton of analogs...and you can move up a notch in "e-cig vaper status"...

Eleaf iStick 40W TC Starter Kit - $37.00 : Rocky Mountain Vapor, The Mountain top of Electronic Cigarettes

 

[Burn3d]

I have a GS Air that needs a base, mine stripped. Normally I wouldn't bother but I miss usin that tank and gave my wife the other one. I only bought the GS Airs because I was waitin on some sub-ohm tanks from a co-op. By the time the sub-ohms got here I didn't really care. The GSAs were doin a fine job. I was surprised how hard I could hit em without any dry hits. I had the ST Mini for about 4 weeks before I unboxed it.

I thought I was the only one. My original GS Air stripped too. I was told it's never happened to any one else. I was worried it was my istick 30 so I purchased 2 new GS Air Ms and a tiny 510 to 510 adapter.

The stripped original GS Air threaded on to the 510 adapter but it finally stripped off that too.

The GS Air Ms, so far, have held up nicely

 

[Bikenstein]

After reading all of this about the threads, I'm going to go add some more tanks to my coil order! Best stock up instead of ending up without!

Yes, I'm still loving this tank.

I probably missed some posts, but I'm the only one I know of that has had the threads fail on one.
ETA: Add Burn3d

 

[AllElseFailed]

Can anyone tell me the basic difference between them all? The original Air, the Air M and the Air MS...

 

[AllElseFailed]

I probably missed some posts, but I'm the only one I know of that has had the threads fail on one.
ETA: Add Burn3d

Ok, thanks. That makes me feel better.

 

[Bikenstein]

Can anyone tell me the basic difference between them all? The original Air, the Air M and the Air MS...

I can. They look different and hold different amounts of juice...
ETA: The M and MS have a bit more air.

 

[Burn3d]

Can anyone tell me the basic difference between them all? The original Air, the Air M and the Air MS...

I'm sure others know alot more but the main difference is the air flow valve

The original GS Air required a tiny screwdriver to open or close air flow. A mjor pain and inconvenience

The newer M and MS have a sliding base that is much more convenient.

I own the Air M and the original and the Air M is a great tank. Easy to adjust airflow and holds 4ml of liquids or there about.

They all use the same coils

 

[Katya]

Can anyone tell me the basic difference between them all? The original Air, the Air M and the Air MS...

Size--height, diameter and capacity. Somebody posted a side by side picture a long time ago. I wish I could find it...

And AFC--the original has an AFC screw that can only be adjusted with a screwdriver. All the others have an AFC ring.

 

[AllElseFailed]

I can. They look different and hold different amounts of juice..
ETA: The M and MS have a bit more air.

Can you still adjust the airiness down to say, the amount of airiness in the original?

 

[tiburonfirst]

Can you still adjust the airiness down to say, the amount of airiness in the original?

yes, and easier

 

[Bikenstein]

The original with the adj. air screw is the best because you set it and it stays. (Or just take it out ) The air rings on the others are loose and require adj. every time you fool with them.

 

[AllElseFailed]

I'm sure others know alot more but the main difference is the air flow valve

The original GS Air required a tiny screwdriver to open or close air flow. A mjor pain and inconvenience

The newer M and MS have a sliding base that is much more convenient.

I own the Air M and the original and the Air M is a great tank. Easy to adjust airflow and holds 4ml of liquids or there about.

They all use the same coils

Size--height, diameter and capacity. Somebody posted a side by side picture a long time ago. I wish I could find it...

And AFC--the original has an AFC screw that can only be adjusted with a screwdriver. All the others have an AFC ring.

Thanks, this answered a lot of questions. I can google to see them, but wanted to know what main thing in the function was different. I guess I should have specified. So, its basically the way you control the air flow and then of course, looks and capacity. I get it now.

 

[Katya]

Well Aspire said it was ceramic..

Not going there again...

They finally got rid of that junk, good for them. Case closed.

It was fiberglass.

 

[AllElseFailed]

You guys rock!

Thanks for all the answers!

 

[Bikenstein]

Thanks, this answered a lot of questions. I can google to see them, but wanted to know what main thing in the function was different. I guess I should have specified. So, its basically the way you control the air flow and then of course, looks and capacity. I get it now.

They vape pretty much the same.

 

[Oregon Linda]

I can. They look different and hold different amounts of juice...
ETA: The M and MS have a bit more air.

Plus the AFC on the M and MS is different - instead of a screw, like the original, it has a controller on the base that you turn.

 

[Katya]

Based on the picture it's identical to the M. At least it's steel, but threading is a corner they should not cut.

Do we know that for a fact?

 

[tiburonfirst]

Do we know that for a fact?

not 100% sure yet

where's gran? maybe he could do some testing!

 

[Katya]

Thanks for that link..I didn't even realize I could do that! And cheaper than buying a whole different tank, for sure. I have bookmarked the page to look at later.

Yup. It makes a huge difference. Any of the three versions will work--just make sure you get the right diameter.

P3 was a prototype. Then Kanger added AFC valves and changed the name to Aerotanks.

 

[Burn3d]

I need advice. I just started using one of the new organic 1.2ohm coils and I think I screwed it up.

I want to give a review of the new 1.2ohm coils but I need advice

I put it in a GS AIr M tank and I thought I primed it well enough. I usually just take 7 or 8 dry hits on a new coil while letting it sit for 5 minutes but it gave me a very bad throat burning hit of I guess burnt cotton.

It continued to give these throat burning burnt hits for about 10 hits. Did I screw up taking my first hits at 4.4v? I know people say to start at low voltage on a new coil but I didn't. I forgot

What is the proper method to prime a coil? Specifically these new cotton 1.2ohm ones

I've never had a problem with the old 1.5ohm coils using the method is described

I'm thinking of tossing the coil after i get advice as it's still not giving good hits. They taste bad and burn my throat. Not a throat hit but burning my throat. About 15 hits in to coil.