So true! I don't even know how many cartos and carto tanks I have, yet glad I have them just in caseExactly!I put all that in my post, because if we remember we have all of those...we each likely have many more than we think we do.
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By allowing one to set the charge cut-off voltage lower than 4.2V. I'm sure there's some benefit to this. I've watched the BMS in a plug-in hybrid car that has an 8 year, 100,000 mile warranty on the battery. It's an 8.8 kWh pack consisting of 96 large-format cells in series. It considers them full at just barely over 4.0V, and empty at just under 3.6V.How does it do this?
I'm skeptical of the threefold increase claim, but charging to, say, 4.1 instead of 4.2V extends a battery's lifespan according to those in the know.
Uh no and I am covering my ears, singing la la la and hiding my head in the sand.
510 threads and insulators will be a weak point in any atties,so always good to have more than you think you need,or if available at least some spare insulators.I don't see how you can kill all steel KF's
Da MOOCH.
Hey rosie, might I borrow a bit of that sand, dearie?![]()
1) Insulators. Assuming you dry-burn your coils, be careful not to get things too hot during that process. Keep a wet paper towel handy to pull heat out of the deck as soon as you let go the fire button.I don't see how you can kill all steel KF's
1) Insulators. Assuming you dry-burn your coils, be careful not to get things too hot during that process. Keep a wet paper towel handy to pull heat out of the deck as soon as you let go the fire button.
2) Threads on the coil screws/holes and the 510. Be careful with those threads.
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The 2016 stock up was a good thing, we grabbed things that you just can't find anymoreI love my old stuff stash, I fondly remember the days of carto tanks, that was the best we had at the moment. It's great to have it
I learned to rebuild in 2016, so glad for that. Now I don't need much just things I want LOL so this time around it is fun and not so hectic.
Agreed! If the hammer came down today, I'd be OK. I'll be happier having more of the new things I've found, and with more nic, but I sure could make it work. I hope I never have to revert back to dripping on 510 attys, but if I do, I have enough of those, bought for pennies!
To buy--a few more True attys, Minifit pods, and drop-in coils for the Zeniths that are coming the the mail today.
I kinda wish I hadn't sold my 510 atties. They are great for testing flavors.
I kinda wish I hadn't sold my 510 atties. They are great for testing flavors.
Rebuildable? Good to know. I just got my first Minifit from ft. Interested in any cheap sales on the pods.The MiniFit pods are rebuildable. I haven't needed to do 1 yet (little sucker just keeps working well)...but it looks to be easy-peasy on several YT videos I watched. Ejuices.com CS reps told me they'll likely have another really good Sale, like the August one with up to 35% off...around Black Friday. I got my 3pack boxes of pods for $4.03 during the August sale and more MiniFits for $9.09 each then.
I'm still keeping my eye open for more good deals on the Zenith coils to post about. KangerWholesale guy told me yesterday on the phone...that the reason they quit carrying them was because they couldn't get any more in quantity. According to him, Innokin is possibly planning to come out with a new coil for the Zeniths. The current ones will still work though in the Zeniths and the Zlides.