Ithaka new rebuildable part
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it doesn't have channels for dual wicks but I would imagine you could Bishop has been building duals quads ect on Penelope and Ody for a while.
I'm in Thailand for a festival but when I return I have vape MAIL.. seriously can't wait to have the Ithaka running with resistance only. Then once thats up and running I can twiddle and use Ithakas many great features to hit the sweet spot regardless of what liquid I use.
But first I have to concentrate on doing good shows for the wonderful people of Thailand.
But first I have to concentrate on doing good shows for the wonderful people of Thailand.
Wow! Received my Ithaka Update today and I am really impressed. I think the fact that no res wire is used together with the performance of the JustGG makes this a fantastic vape. I was surprised with how small the new part actually is, it looks a lot bigger in the videos! Maybe something to do with watching them full screen
The process of making a coil was a lot quicker and tidier, once the 2 screws are tight you are just about done. The added bonus is it frees up the centre parts of Ithaka for use in my ever growing, GG Mechano set.
Thank you Imeo for another wonderful and practical creation, I'm sure anyone getting one will be as happy as I am with it.
The process of making a coil was a lot quicker and tidier, once the 2 screws are tight you are just about done. The added bonus is it frees up the centre parts of Ithaka for use in my ever growing, GG Mechano set.
Thank you Imeo for another wonderful and practical creation, I'm sure anyone getting one will be as happy as I am with it.
I wish you the best of luck Skiba
I am totally sure that you will impress people there!! Keep walking my good friend!
I am totally sure that you will impress people there!! Keep walking my good friend!
I am very glad that you like it my good friend Lee. I wish you a great vapinggg!
Wow! Received my Ithaka Update today and I am really impressed. I think the fact that no res wire is used together with the performance of the JustGG makes this a fantastic vape. I was surprised with how small the new part actually is, it looks a lot bigger in the videos! Maybe something to do with watching them full screen
The process of making a coil was a lot quicker and tidier, once the 2 screws are tight you are just about done. The added bonus is it frees up the centre parts of Ithaka for use in my ever growing, GG Mechano set.
Thank you Imeo for another wonderful and practical creation, I'm sure anyone getting one will be as happy as I am with it.
Well, bugger! I just got my new Ithaka rebuildable today, and it's already broken.
I took it apart to give it my traditional pre-first-use cleaning, and when I was reassembling it, the positive atty post broke off right where it screws into the brass bottom post! I was following Imeo's instructions from his video, and was using a pair of small needle-nose pliers to tighten the brass bottom post to the thin SS atty post, and POP! the little thin post just snapped off right at the threads.
For all you other folks out there, let this be a warning ... don't overtighten!
It's probably a lost cause, but I'll get ahold of e-smokeguru to see if maybe they have a spare center post ... gloom, gloom ...
I took it apart to give it my traditional pre-first-use cleaning, and when I was reassembling it, the positive atty post broke off right where it screws into the brass bottom post! I was following Imeo's instructions from his video, and was using a pair of small needle-nose pliers to tighten the brass bottom post to the thin SS atty post, and POP! the little thin post just snapped off right at the threads.
For all you other folks out there, let this be a warning ... don't overtighten!It's probably a lost cause, but I'll get ahold of e-smokeguru to see if maybe they have a spare center post ... gloom, gloom ...
In my second video I say that you MUST NOT use any kind of tools to screw brass post against center post Scott. Ok, I will delete my first video
Well, bugger! I just got my new Ithaka rebuildable today, and it's already broken.
I took it apart to give it my traditional pre-first-use cleaning, and when I was reassembling it, the positive atty post broke off right where it screws into the brass bottom post! I was following Imeo's instructions from his video, and was using a pair of small needle-nose pliers to tighten the brass bottom post to the thin SS atty post, and POP! the little thin post just snapped off right at the threads.
It's probably a lost cause, but I'll get ahold of e-smokeguru to see if maybe they have a spare center post ... gloom, gloom ...
Also in the first coiling video you show it, maybe delete that one too?
i just got my new rebuildable part. i like it a lot! i was blown away with how fast it shipped and arrived from e-smoke guru.
i want to try a micro coil. what size and type of wire should i use for micro coils? anyones help would be appreciated!
i want to try a micro coil. what size and type of wire should i use for micro coils? anyones help would be appreciated!
get a 1/16 drill bit, or 1.5mm, and use a 28ga. Go for no less than 8 wraps up to whatever resistance you would like.
We needs spare parts for the new rebuildable part:
Brass center posts in case of broken
Screws for the posts in case of Broken or lost
The actual post legs because of the same
O ring between rebuildable and GGTS base
Plastic nut below rebuildable.
And els if I forgot.
And some plastic nut
And Small o ring
For old rebuildable part
Brass center posts in case of broken
Screws for the posts in case of Broken or lost
The actual post legs because of the same
O ring between rebuildable and GGTS base
Plastic nut below rebuildable.
And els if I forgot.
And some plastic nut
And Small o ring
For old rebuildable part
28-32 is best. 28 is great for lower ohms I normally like 30 because for me it is easier to get to 1.4 ohms so I can use it on whatever I put it on.
microcoil with 32 is a no-no IMHO, it is killing because you will end up with a low surface area and a high resistance and its middle will be too hot too fast. Plus it is a pain to keep the 32 really stacked together.
I missed mine yesterday, but got it today! It was in transit for 2 days, shipped on the 18th, arrived on the 20th, I missed it but got it today the 21st, wow, how is that possible?
First impression (2 hours) is its very airy, very quick and easy to set up.
First impression (2 hours) is its very airy, very quick and easy to set up.
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