Yes, everything was tight on the iClear - it just didn't like the MVP's! It's working fine on both 650 and 1100mAh batteries! I have three of these tanks, so I'll just use them and the 5 extra coils I got and perhaps not bother with them after that ...we'll see!
I used a threaded eSmart drip tip on it at one point and it was fine for 10 minutes then leaked even more! Apparently the metal tips aren't 510 according the FT's description.
Your new Touchwood ...are you pleased with it now you finally have it?
Putting on a different tip shouldn't make them leak, are they authentic ones or FT clones, and yes the Touchwood is beautiful, I've got Alchemists Cupboard's Ginger Snaps in it
I tried doing a trial order with some batteries a few days ago Trisha, in the checkout page where you can choose a postage option, none of the options could be clicked on. I sent a message to FT, just to check and they told me they can't ship batteries to the UK at the moment. So it's a good job you're not buying one
The couple of wraps I've got actually give the mods a better grip too. The Vamo was always a bit slippery for me before, probably cos of the weight. I've spilled a bit of juice on the wrap, it's been in the sunlight, still stuck down nice and firm
I know it doesn't sound very appealing, vaping a juice without any flavour in it, but a lot of vapers on here use it all the time. It would be a good way to rule out a reaction to flavouring.
Must admit, I hardly lung inhale much these days. Just a shallow mouth inhale and out through the nose slowly - this way, I get to taste the juice better, still get my nic fix and don't cough my insides up
Cheers Bob, I was getting withdrawal symptoms
The rayon is the best wicking material I've tried so far, twice as good as cotton. Plus it can handle higher watts too, in fact sometimes it increases the flavour even more - my batteries will need charging more often though
I've got a multimeter that tests current drain mate. I do have to hook the battery up to a power draining source though, like a test bulb. Then I watch the current drain over a period of time and multiply it up to get the figure over an hour. I can also test for max discharge rate on my multimeter too, the batteries do get a bit warm when doing this though - so you've got to be careful and safe, as well as not fully drain them. Some of the flashlight forums have more info if you want to have a read, I haven't got any links though mate, but google will soon sort that out
The Touchwood looks lovely mate, especially with the wood tip. What sort of wood is it Bob ?? The top and bottom sections complement the wood really well, bet you're really chuffed with it
Read in one of the forums today, where someone else tried Rayon and they were very pleased with it too (they got it from a site with a girl's name), also suggested was wrapping the rayon around cotton.
I think my MM might do that as well using the left hand probe socket for the positive probe, I just tried hooking it up and yes the battery got warm, and the figures were dropping like crazy (on a 18350 just hope I haven't killed it though, checked the voltage afterwards and it went down to 1.85v).
The wood is Australian Jarrah (a hardwood, he uses old railway sleepers) and the tip is one of the ones I got from the guy in France, the base is the positive contact, and yes I'm very chuffed, he does a smaller version as well that takes either a 16340 or 18350 battery as well, you can see them here
...here we go again 
