Actually, that's what I've BEEN using on the 'Vari - carto-tanks.
No way to get the air that I want anymore...
No way to get the air that I want anymore...
The ProVarinati Diner & Saloon #5
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Yes. Nauti coils. you can get the 510 direct from HoH:
House of Hybrids - Spencerport, NY
I've been going in and out of air conditioning into some pretty high temps all Summer without it flooding, but haven't flown with it.
Great tank imo.
It can be set up either tight draw or pretty dang airy, your choice.
Hmm.. thought I saw the 510 Kabuki on the SquareUp HoH site. Maybe not.
Electronicstix has been carrying the 510 version, As have some juice makers, Mt. Baker being one.
Electronicstix has been carrying the 510 version, As have some juice makers, Mt. Baker being one.
I've been happily using Nauilus' and Kanger ProTanks for quite awhile now, so I until today did not know what the Kabuki was. My only real complaint about the Nautilus is not great flavor.
So, why do I want a Kabuki?
So, why do I want a Kabuki?
Train, I don't believe you're going to find any tank that does well with flying, the air pressure change is too great. Best to just drain them before boarding and bag them if the coil is wet.
1. MADE IN U.S.A.
2. Lifetime warranty
3. Uses Nautilus BVC (or BDC) coils
4. Set it and forget it airflow control
5. Engineered to fully utilize Nautilus coils for optimal flavor and vapor production.
6. Replacement glass and SS tanks available. Replacement glass @ IBTanked is reported to be thicker than original and only $5
7. Every owner swears by them
8. P3 threading available @ ProVape
My Provarinati friends,
Thank you for the well wishes and expressions of sympathy. I appreciate it, it's really cool.
I am beginning to look at the lot of you as my friends.
On the vaping front, we are leaving tomorrow and coming back sometime Monday. I am taking my P3, a 5ml Nautilus SS tank, a 10ml Ucan and a extra Samsung 25R.
Not sure when I will sign back on, probably Tuesday but maybe Monday night.
Thank you for the well wishes and expressions of sympathy. I appreciate it, it's really cool.
I am beginning to look at the lot of you as my friends.
On the vaping front, we are leaving tomorrow and coming back sometime Monday. I am taking my P3, a 5ml Nautilus SS tank, a 10ml Ucan and a extra Samsung 25R.
Not sure when I will sign back on, probably Tuesday but maybe Monday night.
Thoughts and prayers to you and your family
They are cool. We have one for our company to take close up shots of areas we can't readily get to for repairs like skylights on school roofs. But it's very uncool when a stupid employee crashes it.
Morning peeps
I know. OCD told me in another thread the 25mm IBTanked tube won't fit the Kabuki. ID is 1mm too great, and since the tube is significantly thicker than stock Kabuki glass, the glass would extend out beyond the caps. Unfortunately, as nice as Kabuki is, it is a home only tank for me. I could get the steel tank for it, but I don't like not seeing the juice level...
The Kabuki sounds cool, but it would have to be an at home tank for me too, although that could be dicey as well. I mostly vape in front of my computer and there is hardwood. As you know, I love the Rüzgar and one of the things it has going for it is a metal sleeve around the glass. It was on a ProVari and fell from the top of my car to the cement garage floor. No problem.
I've dropped IBTanked tanks quite a number of times, put ProVari in a messenger type bag with tanks touching and knocking against each other. No problems, other than 1 cracking a little on the very bottom edge after dropping it in a marble sink. The day I got my Kabuki I took it apart and the tube rolled off my desk about 4 inches down to the keyboard pull out and broke. It is just so thin. I actually worry about breaking the glass unscrewing the bottom cap to fill it...
I dunno. I usually don't have a problem with breaking glass tanks, so I've never paid much attention to the glass thickness.
Ask the manufacturer.
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