Thank you! ...I try hard ...and Deano is my FAV! ...That said, the mention of Martini's might play a role in this issue!You did a really good job answering all those questions on Martini night, buddy!!!
Now, we just need someone to come along who has some suggestions for you. I wish I could help, and I would not be happy with what you are experiencing.
That is an interesting point! My car does run better in cold weather, not that has is anything close to a electrical device but there is some merit in that. Heat can rob energy from many things for sure.
Yep. I noticed this too. For me it's more along the lines of 75% full with a thinner juice like Reaper Blend. Counterintuitively, heavy VG juices work better when the tank is more full... maybe 85ish percent. Weird. Some fluid dynamics physics stuff at work there, I suppose (no idea, really... my Bachelor's degree and upcoming Master's are CERTAINLY not in physics). Most clearos, particularly the sub ohm variety, operate better with a small pocket of air, usually about 10-25% of the tank volume, and also ususally designed in by the manufacturer; they make it so that the tanks can't be completely filled... for the bottom fill variety, anyhow.
You really can't fill these tanks all the way up anyway. I always have about 1/3 of empty space in mine after filling. This is at least, true of the GS Airs. I don't have an M or any other type of GS tank.
I thought so too, but the extra 4 mm in height makes up for doubling battery life, especially considering how often the battery door would be opened (and worn out). Also, I'm a bit skeptical about firing low resistance builds on an 18350... I won't likely build a 0.2 ohm on anything that small, but if the device supports it, batteries should be available to do it efficiently. A 0.5 ohm build on most high drain 18350s will suck the battery dry in no time. A lower build will positively wipe the batteries out. The 18500 in the KSD Mini serves that purpose well.
I dunno, you have me thinking, now... these might do the trick:
The Mini is a great mod for carto vaping... looks a bit odd, but works great. What the heck kind of carto is that? Looks to be 50mm in height.
I wish I could tell you. It's marked DC 2.0 with a flame logo.
Nope, it has 2 holes. I think it's a Smok product that may be no longer made. Smok's newer carts are 1.5 or 2.5 ohm from what I can tell.
It's a beast, whatever it is. Try her out with a tank. I still rock my old Bayou tank (with a much shorter, standard length carto) from time to time... whenever I bother to buy some 1.5 ohm LR cartos. If I can find them slotted or pre punched, that's great... if not I have a carto punch. And a carto tank filling tool is nice, too.
