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can anybody tell me the best place to source a new tank for my Stratus 19? Mine is chipped.....not cracked yet but I would like to get a replacement......

for me this is one of the best firing, strongest firing mechanicals I have..........and I have a few..... with the AC9: with adapter for the Synthesis:

vamo......neato.....

quick change tool post are friggin awesome....you can set all the different tool to the the proper height of center and lock em down on their individual holders......and when you need to change tools(all the time) then you just pop on the next tool holder and it's already indexed to...

ya don't have to blow yer whole wad on a lathe but don't cheap out really either.....do a lil research and you'll find that there are some better 7x12 and 7x14 lathes out there. Like I said, tooling and lathe setup/maintenance will be key to success. I highly recommend getting a quick change...

honestly, you wouldn't even truly require a lathe to do all that I posted above.......it is just far more precise and "finished". Any decent 7x12 mini lathe would be a good place to start but keep in mind......the right tooling and ton's of practice is what will give you good parts. :)

So now what to do.....put her together..... new post inserted.... install thread stainless steel spacer(i made it) and tighen that sucker down......tight..... install top screw: install coil and wick easier on the AC9 than ever done before...... test fire: Now, through the course...

Alright kids.....hold on to yer hats....... before: standard parts for the AC9 here you can see the 510 threads not complete and no back cut, keeping it from threading down flush on some devices: using my lathe, some taps and a lil creativity I made these: a new positive post/screw...

OK fellers....just got a bunch of goodies from the hardware store. My AC9 will be going through a major transformation tonight, I will post pics once complete but if everything goes as planned it will be awesome!!!!! :)

got enough atomizers and mods currently to hold me over, maybe I'll bust it down and do that tonight :)

Whoa....crap, that's HOT!!!!

My AC9 threads onto my EA mod just fine but there is an issue........there is no back cut on the top part of the 510 connector (part closest to the body) and the threads stop too early and will not screw down all the way flush to the top cap. I'll be chucking it up in the lathe to remedy this soon.

oh.....we sharing under hood pics now? 4/5 of 30g A-1.....1.2ohm, wrapped right on the wick....no drill bits er nuthin......rock-n-roll!!! :headbang:

the center/positive pin on the phoenix is a "floating" pin and plate, too tight the it could be pushing the post that the coil attaches to into the outside/ground section of the atty causing the short.......but make no mistake....E1 is because of a short.....

also, if there is any part of yer coils that are not touching the wick, then this could let that part of the coil run a lil dryt giving you a burned taste.....might not be bad enough to show up as a glowing "hot spot" when wet but is essentially the same negative effects...

I personally dig the grooves, sets it apart.........................and now that I know what it takes to make good radius grooves like that I can appreciate the work it took to get em that nice ;)

I run nothing but genesis rebuilables on everything I have, IMO they are very much worth the time to learn and if you are patient and like to tinker then it's actually not too hard either.

There was a time way back that I used to ask the same question...........who the hell need 15 watts... Then I got into the better rebuildables and then hybrids......... Something about a 28g wire .8ohm coil on a mechanical is just awesome!!!!Huge, quick vapor......this setup can't be run on...

an archaic combo?.......lol, far from it...... See, the advanced ecig world moves in stages or waves........some will say they have moved on or up to a good mechanical mod, well, mechanical mods were there long before all these crazy regulated mods. So, technically you could consider mechanical...

yes, 19 with glass tank