I should've done the same and forwarded that money towards picking up a kayfun4 or taifun gt2. Heheej
JUST KIDDING JUST KIDDING *ducks*
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What do you mean "really paying for it"?![]()
DAMNED scalpers.
I should've done the same and forwarded that money towards picking up a kayfun4 or taifun gt2. Heheej
JUST KIDDING JUST KIDDING *ducks*
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Please send a mail at office@markbugs.ro and you will have one in February!
Anyway we are still thinking of doing another batch of the Chalice3 if there is interest ... This time we will choose a different type of sales... We will let you know the decision next week!
So in Feb, it won't be a chalice 3? There's a different one coming out in Feb? Or they are saying in Feb, they will release more chalice 3's?
And I know the lll allows to build a side coil but can a Z still be made on it?
Not having one yet so it's just a guess, You might be able to by going in the back of one post and the front of the other to get the coil to run over the center. The problem I see is the posts appear to be offset to one side like the RM2 so there is less room behind the posts than in front.
Please send a mail at office@markbugs.ro and you will have one in February!
Anyway we are still thinking of doing another batch of the Chalice3 if there is interest ... This time we will choose a different type of sales... We will let you know the decision next week!
Keep it simple and open up pre-order for a few hundred. Either email, separate thread, or even Co-op would do.
It would be a big plus if we can them delivered via local distributors (especially for US customers) since we don't have to deal with the custom.
Oh, while at it, if the next batch release date is close to the launch of GEM, include option to add that to the order?
Happy to pay now and wait a few months for both.
They'll be making some more Chalice III, but not decided yet if they'll be available generally, or just enough to satisfy people who already ordered, but can't actually get one. Because the websites accidentally sold more than they had available...
I'm guessing it will be something in-between: a batch with some extras, but not enough to put for sale widely.
UPS man just swung by and dropped this off (along with a bill for duty)....
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Oh, happy day. Off to twist up an appropriate coil.
UPS man just swung by and dropped this off (along with a bill for duty)....
Oh, happy day. Off to twist up an appropriate coil.
Sweet, yours went through another country and made it before mine. Still waiting for the UPS truck to show.
Let me know how it is! I had to file something with USPS since mine was supposed to be delivered Saturday and it says still shipped from Miami. I bought on VA's website.
SWEET!!! Mine is at home.....waiting for me to get there...........4 more hours.....I can't wait!
........anxiously awaiting your thoughts!!!
Okay - new personal record for setting up a coil after getting an atty in my hot little hands. I'd twisted one up this morning in anticipation, was going to boil/clean the atty before using it, but I just couldn't wait for a first vape.
So, first impressions......
* Very, very well made atty. Threads are butter smooth, pieces all fit snug, posts even feel quality (they're wrap-around style, not drilled, and are actually posts with threads and caps that screw on them), nice big fill/drain hole right in the middle of the deck.
* Posts are offset (like the RM2), so builds are pretty straight forward (and 'standard' orientation, as opposed to 'Z' coils). Some who insist on duals or really fat wire (or MM) might struggle a bit - its a small build platform and the post caps don't look like they'd handle more than a single coil of up to, say, 26 gauge (small heads). Parallel coils of 30 gauge should work fine.
* The chamber is itty bitty - smaller on the inside than it looks on the outside. It's really only open up to a level even with the top of the "h" on the "Chalice III" engraving.
* It seats on my Reo grands with no problem and leaves a slight gap between it and the 510 connector, so care should be taken not to overtighten it and risk squishing the 510 pin gasket. This might just be an aspect of my grands' connectors, but I see this on several units I have.
*The afc takes a little getting used to. The afc collar is a little hard to line up with the chamber air holes to your desired setting. Slick design, but there are no markings (that I could see) on the chamber piece to know where the holes are in that piece in order to line up the orientation. I found a way to get the result I wanted by holding the afc collar in place and screwing the cap it's attached to in around it (that won't make sense to many of you - it will once you have the unit in hand. Basically, hold the afc collar where you want it while you screw the top piece in).
* The vape is absolutely incredible. For flavour junkies, this will make you weep the tears of the enlightened. That small chamber (IMHO) is the key. I have the afc wide open and, with a .8 ohm 1/16" 28 gauge micro, it has no problem keeping up to the draw. It doesn't throw the biggest vapor, but then that's not what this little beauty is for. It's a smooth, rich, tasty vape machine. I've got JPN cotton in it right now, no doubt FB will give us his RxW impressions.
In all - stellar atty! I don't feel it's over-hyped. Lack of abundant availability often colours our perception of things - the so-called 'unicorn' effect. This, however, would be ranked very highly and loved by all even if they were a dime a dozen.
Mark, I tip my cap to you, sir.Bloody good vape, this.