Eleaf GS Air Fan : Part 2
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I got 10 new 1.5 coils recently from Rocky Mt Vapes.
Great GooglyMoogly where they hard to get the shrouds off of.
Maybe I need a new pair of needlenose but I had to kind of work at getting these off.
I compared them to some over a year old coils and the only difference I could see was the
newer ones have the silicone insulators.
Bruce in Ocala, Fl
Great GooglyMoogly where they hard to get the shrouds off of.
Maybe I need a new pair of needlenose but I had to kind of work at getting these off.
I compared them to some over a year old coils and the only difference I could see was the
newer ones have the silicone insulators.
Bruce in Ocala, Fl
What hoopla? Did a quick search, didn't see much of anything...
Aww isn't it the best little tank! I've stocked up several of these and the MS because they are the only tanks I use. I wish they were still available to buy.
Has anyone tried the M and MS clones at FT? Thinking of adding a couple of those some time or another if they are good. Less than $7 apiece, and I think I've read that people like them.
By the way, I rebuilt a couple of 1.5 coils this week and was shocked how easy it has become. The biggest difficulty for me still is getting the cap off when breaking it down. This time I was rebuilding a couple of coils that I had taken apart weeks ago. Really cut down on the frustration. Got both the new builds at 1.4Ω and working great.
By the way, I rebuilt a couple of 1.5 coils this week and was shocked how easy it has become. The biggest difficulty for me still is getting the cap off when breaking it down. This time I was rebuilding a couple of coils that I had taken apart weeks ago. Really cut down on the frustration. Got both the new builds at 1.4Ω and working great.
Here's my take of breaking those down. Very easy. Screw the coil onto a Kanger evod base and use the MS or M tank top for the tool...
This video was originally in Cheech's blog but I accidentally deleted it.
I've watched that a few times, @IMRs. I still think it's voodoo of some sort...lol. Truth is, I don't have a Kanger evod base or an M or MS tank. I wind up screwing the coil into an eLeaf base to get the cap off. Problem is, if you screw it in tight, it clamps down on the cap and won't let it come off. If you don't screw it in enough, you'll pull the whole coil out while wrangling with the cap. I eventually get it off, but the process is not fun. (Some times, I grab it just right and twist just enough, and it comes off right away. Not usually, though.)
So you're using the original GS Air tanks? Did you try using that tank top? Not sure if the opening is wide enough though.
Mike, you can use a pair of vise-grips to EASILY remove that cap also
and if ya don't have any, a 'cheap' pair would be PLENTY good enuff
of course you Wouldn't squeeze it, just screw jaws to ExACTLY same size as coil body cap
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Cap removal, the Achilles heel of the GS Air.
You can only imagine what it was like when I tried to get the first coil open to see how to rebuild it.
Cap looked like it went a few rounds with a drunken monkey!
You can only imagine what it was like when I tried to get the first coil open to see how to rebuild it.
Cap looked like it went a few rounds with a drunken monkey!
Really regretting cheaping out on the shipping from on that RTA from Gearbest, took the free option, and now really would like to have had tracking enabled since it is taking so darned long to get here!
Mike I bought a few at fasttech. The tank itself looks fine. The base looks fine too but the AFC bottom thingy is too loose and wont stay put. Two ways to overcome this: 1. Use superglue to glue it at the desired spot - that worked really well for me. 2. I figured I could always trade an authentic base for the FT one.
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