" Aphex Ultramax " Anybody who can give some insight or info on this mod? Thank you.
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Apex Alpha UltraMax e-cig mod reviews
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...o-review-apex-ultramax-res-innovapor-com.html
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Apex Alpha UltraMax e-cig mod reviews
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...o-review-apex-ultramax-res-innovapor-com.html
The Innovapor forum
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I had one. Iiked it but there were a couple things I didn't care for.
1) The finish tarnishes quickly. I finally gave up polishing it.
2) The switch was hard to move/slide at 1st. I polished it a lot to get it smooth. Required weekly polishing to maintain smoothness.
3) the RES didn't release all the juice so some gets wasted. At least that was my experience.
4) Get it dirty... Better have a back up PV, even just a little bit of sand/dirt/grime will gum it up. If you spend a lot if time outdoors, this is something to consider.
5) the atomizer contact area (brass button would gum up with burnt juice and required a good polishing about once every 2 weeks.
6) Of all the PVs if owned, this was the most maintenance intensive one I've had. However, when it was clean, and polished, it provided a very satisfying vape though.
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1) The finish tarnishes quickly. I finally gave up polishing it.
2) The switch was hard to move/slide at 1st. I polished it a lot to get it smooth. Required weekly polishing to maintain smoothness.
3) the RES didn't release all the juice so some gets wasted. At least that was my experience.
4) Get it dirty... Better have a back up PV, even just a little bit of sand/dirt/grime will gum it up. If you spend a lot if time outdoors, this is something to consider.
5) the atomizer contact area (brass button would gum up with burnt juice and required a good polishing about once every 2 weeks.
6) Of all the PVs if owned, this was the most maintenance intensive one I've had. However, when it was clean, and polished, it provided a very satisfying vape though.
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If you really want one i have seen them from time to time go for much cheaper than new in the classy's but of course it used.
Just an option i have never used one but read some negative things like the poster mentioned in this thread.
But i cannot honestly judge unless i experienced it myself which i have no intention to.
Just an option i have never used one but read some negative things like the poster mentioned in this thread.
But i cannot honestly judge unless i experienced it myself which i have no intention to.
Pny i just saw this thread in another area on forum.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...issues/241120-alpha-ultra-max-major-fail.html
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...issues/241120-alpha-ultra-max-major-fail.html
i have one and cant see why people rave about them,in my eyes its just a prototype and not not a finished mod.wrong metal tarnishes badly and quickly after a wk looks months old does clean nicely but do you always want to be polishing.people who like dripping have some success with it ,but its a lot of money for a glorified drip shield
Thx for all the info, i do appreciate it. That add you spotted Dieseler was what spurred my curiosity on this thing. I'd like to try a 6 volt device. An all mechanical device appeals to me the most.
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