So hard to see what's going on in the video debridging an atomiser which is down inside a cartridge-type cylinder.
Anyone else always having problems?
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So hard to see what's going on in the video debridging an atomiser which is down inside a cartridge-type cylinder.
So hard to see what's going on in the video debridging an atomiser which is down inside a cartridge-type cylinder.
Once you actually look inside one of those in real life you will see it. Mostly she is just wiggling out the mesh in pieces. Then wiggling out the bridge.
Yeah but she's using one where the bridge is DOWN INSIDE a cartridge-type cylinder.
The pic I posted shows one where you have an exposed bridge; if you take that bridge out, what I want to understand is is it going to look like the other one? I mean is the bridge just like an add on on top or is the inside completely different.
It's hard to see when looking down a tube.
I bet if you take the bridge out of #2 in the picture it will look like #1 in the picture
The REO Grand/RM2 is not inexpensive, but worth every penny IMO. I went through the same stuff with eGo batteries dying for no reason, leaky clearos, DOA cartos for my tanks, etc....then decided to give the REO a try. It's been the most hassle-free vaping experience I've had, and is now all I use. A coil lasts me around 2 months (just put a fresh one in this morning after something like 9 weeks on the last one), and I dry burn and put a fresh cotton wick in every week or two. Other than that, it's nothing but refill the juice bottle and swap batteries daily.
You know what, people can say I'm off the deep end all they want to, but I'll continue to be the person on this forum that says vapor from e-liquid is supposed to taste like the flavorings that are used in the e-liquid! I don't think a Blueberry juice should, for whatever reason, taste like burnt cotton, dry-burned silica, cardboard, polyfil, burnt rubber, metal, the list goes on and that's my stance. I believe firmly that a lot of the people who think I'm nuts for saying that obviously enjoy these tastes and that it shouldn't be a representative of what is the "grand vape" of our community.
Those are the tastes I've gotten from products that were marketed to me as being able to be used right out of the box. I know it was the products because I've turned around and used my juices on my little Cisco and they all tasted fantastic. I didn't know I'd have to go in a bleach my Aspire heads, I didn't know that I'd have to completely rebuild the Protank heads, I didn't know that the Aro heads required two different types of pliers to even get the heads apart and back together, and I didn't know that the iClear 30 would, simply, taste like burning carpet even after letting it wick all night. No company or vendor told me about those problems and that's why I gave negative reviews.
[moderated] You know why that is? It's because A. Like me, no one wants to waste money. and B. Guess what, no one thinks these products are any better than I do. If anyone had any confidence in them, they'd be throwing them around left and right instead of just arguing with me all day.
Actually, it's probably C. Half of these people work for vendors who send reviewers THOUSANDS of dollars worth of equipment every year, and spend so much money doing that, that they don't even have a penny to spend on offering replacements to customers. So they have no better attitude toward ever helping out other vapers.
Those are the tastes I've gotten from products that were marketed to me as being able to be used right out of the box. I know it was the products because I've turned around and used my juices on my little Cisco and they all tasted fantastic. I didn't know I'd have to go in a bleach my Aspire heads, I didn't know that I'd have to completely rebuild the Protank heads, I didn't know that the Aro heads required two different types of pliers to even get the heads apart and back together, and I didn't know that the iClear 30 would, simply, taste like burning carpet even after letting it wick all night. No company or vendor told me about those problems and that's why I gave negative reviews.
[moderated] You know why that is? It's because A. Like me, no one wants to waste money. and B. Guess what, no one thinks these products are any better than I do. If anyone had any confidence in them, they'd be throwing them around left and right instead of just arguing with me all day.
Actually, it's probably C. Half of these people work for vendors who send reviewers THOUSANDS of dollars worth of equipment every year, and spend so much money doing that, that they don't even have a penny to spend on offering replacements to customers. So they have no better attitude toward ever helping out other vapers.
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All of the products you mentioned worked for me and many others right out of the box. So well, in fact, that I fell in love with vaping and explored more options. My expectations were much lower. You want a clearo that performs like a kayfun. Its not going to happen. I'll not be going back to clearos because I have different expectations now. If a $3 clearo produced a perfect vape, there would be no such thing as drippers, Genesis style, kayfun.....we'd all be using clearos. That being said, I've learned to rebuild entry level devices to make them work better but out of the box, they worked good enough to get me on the hook. A $3 clearo won't perform as well as a kayfun. Simple as that. Maybe it will someday but not yet. Get over it.
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