I was the same. Nautilus mini all the way. Loved it. Hated re-stocking coils, though. Back in May, I wondered if I could ever get coils again in the future and didn't want to spend a gazillion dollars to stock them for the next 10 years. So I investigated other avenues and came up with some rebuildable Kayfuns and IGO-L drippers. Better flavor and much cheaper. Good to go now.
The primary tanks I stocked up on were the Ehpro Kayfun clones, Tron-S (with CLR coils), and some STMs. I'm happy that the VVTF RBA allowed me to put a few Naut Minis in the mix as well, without having to stock up on the BVCs.
I use horizontal coils, with rayon.
I hope the image works correctly, and is in focus enough. I took the shot looking down through my magnified desk lamp. The positive lead goes down through the hole right below the air hole in the left (top) view.
The screw to secure the positive is at the back of the wick channel in the right (side) view.
Hope that helps a little, and no worries about the questions. Glad to help!
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That's what I did is stock up on rebuildables but want to rebuild my others too like Nautilus and Kabuki
Yeah, that video is not much help, when it comes to the coil itself. Maybe they didn't want to scare potential customers off..lol.Thanks! I could not tell in the video where it was going
I must be missing something. The link appears to be a vendor site. I didn't see a list of Veratad users.
Oh, and another thing I forgot to mention. Unlike the rubber grommet / center pin builds, on some dinky coils, the coil leads are secured with screws. When it's time, just pull the old wick, dry burn, and re-wick. No melted rubber insulator.Thanks! I could not tell in the video where it was going
Here's the post I was referring to:
Once you C&P this (or click on the link above) scroll through the search results to see which vendors use Veratad.
Once you C&P this (or click on the link above) scroll through the search results to see which vendors use Veratad.
Just had to post that didn't you? Why are you still looking on the Provape site, may I ask?Provape has P3 Blue Sea and Zombie for $125!!! Great deal! If I didn't have 4 already I'd grab one
You know I want that blue but with tax, I don't think so. I am using/looking at my little aspire 30w that cost 8.00 and thinking how many of these I could have for the one P3.
It won't give you a list of vendors that use Veratad, per say. Google is searching websites which include "Veratad" in their website language. You will notice most of the results are links to a vendors "terms & conditions," "shipping," "age verification," etc. pages on their website.
I love the Blue Sea color, but I was thinking along similar lines- how many 2.5s could I get for that price... I don't see me needing anything beyond 2.5 specs, but as they say, never say never... I just purchased a major piece of furniture though, and that kind of puts the kibosh on any more vape purchases for the time being.bnrkwest said: ↑
Provape has P3 Blue Sea and Zombie for $125!!! Great deal! If I didn't have 4 already I'd grab one
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Just had to post that didn't you? Why are you still looking on the Provape site, may I ask?
For all of those that convinced themselves that nothing would change after 8/8. Well the proof is right there
Totally agree. The list is getting longer quickly [emoji20]
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I do think the P3 is much better than the v2.5. Nothing extra for ext caps, has the boost feature which I like. Does anyone remember when you had to pay 20.00 extra for any color led other than red?
My thinking is more along lines of how many cheaper vv mods I can get for that price. Not made as well as Provari and won't last as long, I am sure but I can get 18 30w ones for the price of one P3 on sale.
Aaand, just one or two of those cheapies will have a button stick, auto fire, and whatever else they can do, possibly injuring you or burn your house down. I realize that those instances aren't that common, but it happens.
This is the way I think too. Since I keep several devices loaded up and in use at all times I would have to buy several of the high dollar devices to continue to vape the way I do. My vaping budget just wouldn't stretch that far so I have to stick with buying several for the price of one.
Just had to post that didn't you? Why are you still looking on the Provape site, may I ask?
This is the reason I don't have Provaris. Every time I look at them I wonder if (1) will outlast 6-8 other mods.
Back when I first showed up this entire forum was Provari peer pressure. I bought a Vamo instead, thinking I can just get 6 of these. I never bought another Vamo, mine still works 2.5 years later. I'm glad I'm not sitting on a huge stock of non sub ohm devices that other people talked me into. That said... Those Radius are sexy and I want one.
Maybe I have just been lucky but I have been vaping for almost 5 years and I haven't had a single indecent of battery sticking, auto firing and no injuries so far. I think something like that is very very rare 'specially if one takes care of their devices. We must each decide what works best for us and fits our budgets.
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