Thank You so much!Thanks for the great info! I would like this post twice if I could.
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Anybody Using A Kabuki?
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Give me a call if you have problems. Not that I know Jack from a sheet, but I'd be happy to troubleshoot with ya.I'll give that a try the time after my wife refills the tank.
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Never a problem for me, HB, unless it's 100% full (to your point). Past chimney often though, still works like a charm (up to about 2.5ml) .
At least with my three (lowly) 510 threaded tanks. [emoji6]
A trick, when the coil sticks in the chimney, to put the base back on, without having to remove the coil, (Which it just about ALWAYS happens in the Clones, Heyl, I Wanted to see if i Liked the Kabuki!) ), (And I do Love it)! Before unscrewing the base of the tank off, take the drip tip out. Fill as normal, now set the base on top of the coil pin and rock it north- south, east- west while applying light pressure. This will normally seat the pin back into the base with the added benefit of guiding the base on, and preventing a cracked tank.
So it can actually be a good thing!
Knife
So it can actually be a good thing!
Knife
Yes, and excellent point. I always remove my tip, mainly so I can sit it down (thanks, Kat!)A trick, when the coil sticks in the chimney, to put the base back on, without having to remove the coil, (Which it just about ALWAYS happens in the Clones, Heyl, I Wanted to see if i Liked the Kabuki!) ), (And I do Love it)! Before unscrewing the base of the tank off, take the drip tip out. Fill as normal, now set the base on top of the coil pin and rock it north- south, east- west while applying light pressure. This will normally seat the pin back into the base with the added benefit of guiding the base on, and preventing a cracked tank.
So it can actually be a good thing!
Knife
Maybe that's why it always works for me? I do not know.
So far all of my 510 Kabukis have the coil sticking in the chimney problem or blessing maybe I dunno I do the removing the drip tip first and "over-filling" the tank with the coil still in it and gently guide the bottom back on with the coil threads, maybe, knock on wood and all that good stuff, this is why I have not broken a tank as of yet.
I do the removing the drip tip first and "over-filling" the tank with the coil still in it and gently guide the bottom back on with the coil threads, maybe, knock on wood and all that good stuff, this is why I have not broken a tank as of yet.
So far all of my 510 Kabukis have the coil sticking in the chimney problem or blessing maybe I dunno
So far, I've only broken one (which is somewhat amazing, in and of itself). And the one I broke was not a stock HOH one, but instead one that I almost expected might have issues (nameless, remaining).
And I'm using the mega-tight o-rings too. Again, expected breakage, not yet.
Switching to the silicone tips very soon (I think). They're here, but I love the white and red ones I'm using right now, so I haven't fully committed.
Soon to be "committed" (read that as you will),
Me
I have the new clear silicone o-rings on the P3 Ti and the Dragon. The clear to me shows up as a lighter shade of white I think because of the color of the Kabuki. I am using a silver Phrosty and a gold Phrosty so it is harder to tell. The GMZ Kabuki came with the white o-rings and the top chimney was really tight especially when taking it apart. Even with juicing the o-rings I did end up breaking one tank when I took it apart. I now have the new silicone o-rings in black on it. I like the black color better with the GMZ then I did the white. The top is still just a tad tight so I put a small dab of ejuice on it when assembling and none on the bottom base. They both come off easily. With the clear silicone, I find that I do not need to juice the o-rings.
BTW I have the P3 Ti installed with all extensions and an 18650 to see if I like the height IF I get a Procyon. The weight for me is fine since it has the Kabuki Ti on it. I did put a stainless steel Kabuki on and it felt a little off balance for me. I would definitely consider a stealth Procyon Ti with a stealth Kabuki Ti in case anybody is listening. I am finding that I like my Minis with the 18490 battery not because of the longer battery life but because it just feels nice and comfortable in my hand. This is coming from someone that is five feet tall with small hands.
BTW I have the P3 Ti installed with all extensions and an 18650 to see if I like the height IF I get a Procyon. The weight for me is fine since it has the Kabuki Ti on it. I did put a stainless steel Kabuki on and it felt a little off balance for me. I would definitely consider a stealth Procyon Ti with a stealth Kabuki Ti in case anybody is listening. I am finding that I like my Minis with the 18490 battery not because of the longer battery life but because it just feels nice and comfortable in my hand. This is coming from someone that is five feet tall with small hands.
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Nice dragon!
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Very nice and
A Very Nice Dragon!!!
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very nice.
I purchased a blem GMZ and gold Zenkote. Couldn't find anything wrong with them!!!
How do you adjust the pin? I use one of the hex keys to adjust my airflow, is that what the other hex key is for? I notice leakage out of that spot too sonetimes.
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Yea that is so annoying to me, but i try to deal with it the best i can.
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