Eleaf GS Air Fan : Part 2

[Jumpin' In...]

I still like my GS-tank, but has it ever been confirmed that it is made of stainless steel? fasttech specs say "stainless steel", but the 510 threads on my unit are sure starting to look like chrome-plated brass.

I've been on the lookout for my vapocalypse MTL tank. One of the requirements is stainless threads for durability.

 

[Falconeer]

Hope it doesn't count as hoarding, but in Torremolinos yesterday bought another couple of GS Air tanks and two more packs of coils - so that totals to 4 GS tanks of various models and 4 packs of coils.

I know they don't get a lot of love but I really do prefer the stubbier wider model with the silicone air adjusting ring and these just don't seem to be available in the UK.

 

[Nanny22]

Hope it doesn't count as hoarding, but in Torremolinos yesterday bought another couple of GS Air tanks and two more packs of coils - so that totals to 4 GS tanks of various models and 4 packs of coils.

I know they don't get a lot of love but I really do prefer the stubbier wider model with the silicone air adjusting ring and these just don't seem to be available in the UK.

Welcome @Falconeer ! Nice to meet you!
You're safe, we don't consider it hoarding here, you are a "collector" of fine things.
Hope you will stick around and let us get to know you better.
Meetings are on Tuesdays at @Cheechako 's place. BYOB and a bottle of juice.
Here's your T-shirt

 

[Falconeer]

Thanks muchly Nanny - everytime I went into the Vape shop in Torremolinos the nice Spanish Lady there would tell me about how the GS Air was designed for the iStck etc etc and I'd say to her "No, I don't need one I've got a Nautilus many thanks." Then she gave me one for free at the start of this Winter...never tried it until it got difficult to source coils for my Nauti Minis in Spain...but when I did I became an instant convert. Great thread you have here!

 

[Cheechako]

Welcome to the party @Falconeer ! Lots of great folks here to help you out with any GS Air issues.

 

[tiburonfirst]

it got difficult to source coils

not gonna happen with the air coils! just visit cheech's blog and you're set for life!
Recoiling The GS Air | E-Cigarette Forum

 

[Falconeer]

not gonna happen with the air coils! just visit cheech's blog and you're set for life!
Recoiling The GS Air | E-Cigarette Forum

Agreed - these are easy to get in Spain, where I'll stock up and the situation should be similar when I get back to Scotland (albeit with a few more spare tanks yet)!

I have made my own coils for drippers and squonkers but they have room to work with on their decks - I'm aged and don't see myself working in the confined spaces of a GS coil!!!

 

[Cheechako]

These help me out with working with small coils...

 

[Nanny22]

- I'm aged and don't see myself working in the confined spaces of a GS coil!!!

@Falconeer Honey, many (most?) of us here are "AGED" to perfection.
Many have been able to rebuild the Air coils, and find them better than the factory coils in several ways.
Take one apart when it dies and get a look "under the hood". Might be easier than you think.
Here's that link again to my buddy Cheech's blog with all the details you will need. Promise.
Recoiling The GS Air | E-Cigarette Forum

 

[Leopards]

Agreed - these are easy to get in Spain, where I'll stock up and the situation should be similar when I get back to Scotland (albeit with a few more spare tanks yet)!

I have made my own coils for drippers and squonkers but they have room to work with on their decks - I'm aged and don't see myself working in the confined spaces of a GS coil!!!

I'm 71 and following Cheechako's instructions I've had little to no trouble, though I admit I did splurge on a coilmaster to help with making the coils.

 

[Nanny22]

YAY @Leopards ! You 'da man!

 

[Cheechako]

Leopards has gone far past what I have. To boldly go where no Cheech has gone before!
You Avatar does not betray your age.
Cheers to you Sir!

 

[IMRs]

Thanks muchly Nanny - everytime I went into the Vape shop in Torremolinos the nice Spanish Lady there would tell me about how the GS Air was designed for the iStck etc etc and I'd say to her "No, I don't need one I've got a Nautilus many thanks." Then she gave me one for free at the start of this Winter...never tried it until it got difficult to source coils for my Nauti Minis in Spain...but when I did I became an instant convert. Great thread you have here!

Welcome Falconeer! I converted from Nauti's early on after wiping out my checking account on them. Like night and day with the 'Air coils. I too was one that said my eyes couldn't handle something this small and I was wrong. Just a little... maybe a big nudge from Mr. Cheechomatic and I never turned back!!

 

[Cheechako]

I am a pretty good nag... Spreading the Gospel of recoiled Airs!

 

[Robert Cromwell]

Still running on the same .75 coil in MY GS Air2 14 mm/Istick basic.
Somewhere around 2 months of use on that coil.
Need to write down the change date next time.
Just got 2 more of the tanks and a box of coils today in vapemail

 

[Robert Cromwell]

I am a pretty good nag... Spreading the Gospel of recoiled Airs!

Yeah but as long as the .75's last me I have about 3 yrs worth of coils.

 

[IMRs]

Still running on the same .75 coil in MY GS Air2 14 mm/Istick basic.
Somewhere around 2 months of use on that coil.
Need to write down the change date next time.
Just got 2 more of the tanks and a box of coils today in vapemail

At this rate, you may very well be set for life!

 

[Cheechako]

Yeah but as long as the .75's last me I have about 3 yrs worth of coils.

The little coil that could...
You are now exploring territory beyond frugal.

 

[Robert Cromwell]

Need to order some mesh. Eventually I will have a few GS coils to rebuild

 

[Robert Cromwell]

The little coil that could...
You are now exploring territory beyond frugal.

Still vapes good, no flooding decent flavor, etc.