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Yiddles, didn't want you to feel left out!
Hi!
Yiddles loves hugs too
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Cool, this means this is one of the improvements to the V1. Thanks for the pictures. Please add that picture to your site.
The VI always had a removable ring on the top. That is nothing new. What is new that they are now color matched to the body.
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Paddy is correct. The top cap was always removable, but in the orginal v1 the ego connector was integrated into the top cap as opposed to the control head, so this is an improvement. It looks like they added 2 more airflow slots to the newer top caps as well. Nice improvement that should ensure better airflow.
Paddy is correct. The top cap was always removable, but in the orginal v1 the ego connector was integrated into the top cap as opposed to the control head, so this is an improvement. It looks like they added 2 more airflow slots to the newer top caps as well. Nice improvement that should ensure better airflow.
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by the way not sure if everyone knows this but these new color matching top caps are wide on the inside so even with the cap on it can take the t3 on both v1 and v2 with the cap, everything fits on the anyvape with or without the top cap but obviously the top capo finishes off the look and makes it nicer looking, the airflow is much improved and it makes the whole system that much better, very easy to clean and the system is not dependent on the top cap like the first version was. This newest version of the anyvape with the new top cap and the airslots, and the new mother boards in them are simply amazing, seriously, use the shirt tube for the short look, stack if you want and it feels perfect in the hands, the vvvw works very well and there really isnt anything out there that can compete besides the zmax and svd which all are great units, for the price they cant be beat by anything out there, other then thicker metals which makes the mod to heavy there is nothing that even comes close.
WE let you all know they were delayed and we were getting improved versions and the old ones were recalled and as you can see they were improved and the Board is also improved and we gave you all correct information
WE let you all know they were delayed and we were getting improved versions and the old ones were recalled and as you can see they were improved and the Board is also improved and we gave you all correct information
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If I didn't know any better, I would swear Chris likes the CVI....
(High Res pics are taking forever to load) bring em down to 72dpi....
(High Res pics are taking forever to load) bring em down to 72dpi....
i really do, the new version is amazing to me, looks good, comes fully apart, the button rocks, menu isnt that difficult, not the easiest but not hard, it is verstaile and feels great and for the money its untouchable
Not really. Considering his NASA control center I should probably have said:
EDIT: Just being a smart ....
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I live in the sticks....My ISP is "wireless"....
... and I'd guess that doesn't mean it's 4G wireless then... 3G or less would be a bit on the slow side
Zipper, have you checked your actual speeds at speedtest.net? It helps to make sure you get what you're paying for.
I live in the sticks....My ISP is "wireless"....
I have 10Mbs speed and the photos still took a long time to display for me. Zipper is correct. The files were too large.
I don't know what a "long time" is for you. I'm at a wifi hotspot right now and measured 6.02mbps with speedtest.net. I cleared my browser (Firefox) cache and went to page #7 of this thread and the photos took about 4 secs to load. The laptop I'm using is an old crappy laptop about 5 years old and very slow, old video (I turn off HD when viewing NetFlix movies because otherwise they don't flow right). I don't find this delay unreasonable and prefer the high res so I can zoom in for further detail.
If your network speed is indeed 10mbps, you should load that page in less than 3 secs (make sure you clear your cache when testing it). Otherwise, something else is the problem, like using IE maybe? Or some OS or video issue. I'm using Windows XP SP3, fully updated, no video card, just onboard graphics.
Edit: My screen resolution is 1280x800 at 32-bit color.
Edit: Just tested this with Chrome and it took about the same as Firefox, maybe a second longer. I did find Chrome has trouble scrolling over the images, it pauses the scrolling when going over the images. Firefox scrolls smoothly over the images.
If your network speed is indeed 10mbps, you should load that page in less than 3 secs (make sure you clear your cache when testing it). Otherwise, something else is the problem, like using IE maybe? Or some OS or video issue. I'm using Windows XP SP3, fully updated, no video card, just onboard graphics.
Edit: My screen resolution is 1280x800 at 32-bit color.
Edit: Just tested this with Chrome and it took about the same as Firefox, maybe a second longer. I did find Chrome has trouble scrolling over the images, it pauses the scrolling when going over the images. Firefox scrolls smoothly over the images.
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Just out of curiousity if anyone has one of these and a evic, does anyone know if the evic sleeves will fit this? Im asking because I found out the hard way how fragile the evic is, but I purchased the chrome tube set for the evic, and it would be awesome if I could use the chrome body kit with this. I still think im going to end up going with the Itaste Mvp for now, but they seem to be sold out pretty much everywhere that I normally do my shopping currently.
Yes, the eVic tubes fit the CVI and vice versa. They are fully cross compatible.
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