I've only experienced this in temp control mode, and only if the mod sits for more than about a minute. Unfortunately, I don't think there's any real workaround. If the device doesn't fire from the getgo, I just let go of the trigger and fire again... it fires immediately and reduces that delay. It's not optimal, but I'll put up with it for the purpose I bought this mod for... it's a pretty good, durable knockabout mod, particularly the one in the stainless finish.Anyone experience this with their iStick Power Nano:
TWO SECOND FIRING DELAY?
I bought two of these. They both act the same. I've tested this with various tanks, wires, etc. From button press to any sizzle or vapor, I get a 1.5-2 full second delay.
I've only experienced this in temp control mode, and only if the mod sits for more than about a minute. Unfortunately, I don't think there's any real workaround. If the device doesn't fire from the getgo, I just let go of the trigger and fire again... it fires immediately and reduces that delay. It's not optimal, but I'll put up with it for the purpose I bought this mod for... it's a pretty good, durable knockabout mod, particularly the one in the stainless finish.
Sorry to hear that... I've only got the one mod to base my personal experiences off of, but others seem to (like you) be having more issues with this delay than I am. That's really too bad... Eleaf should have made this particular mod firmware upgradable. I'm not sure why any manufacturers, particluarly major ones like Eleaf, Joyetech, Kanger, and the like are releasing any mods that are NOT upgradable. Easy to address issues like this one could be fixed in a hurry.
As it is, I did post a review of a comparable Joyetech product, the Evic Basic. It's firmware upgradable, fires up to 60 watts (with the latest upgrade), and houses a 1500mah battery. It might be a better solution for that ultra stealth mod. Check out the review here:
Sweet. Thanks for the link... definitely going to grab some of these!Watched your video, thanks for informing me of the new firmware update. They have a press release page that mentions the 60 watt upgrade, but it's odd it's not mentioned on the actual firmware download page, there the preheat feature is mentioned.
As far as space between the tanks and top of mod, I use "mod savers" on all my mods, even ones were they seat flush, this protects the finish, and works on all my different brand mods, NO connection issues on any of them. Some folks make their own, I don't have the time, and these are one of the cheapest vape accessories one will ever buy. Also good if you have a mod-Atty combo with a gap large enough to cause WOBBLE! That's the main reason you don't want a GAP, over time not good for the 510's on both mod or atty. And of course the "looks"!
I HAVE ONE OF THESE ON EVERY MOD I OWN:
KP Mod Guard - 5 Pack