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Dolbs

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I just threw away 7 out of 10 CE3 from TW with 4/5 bad in the last shipment. I figured I'd get the latest set since they are selling them cheap and I'm primarily using them on a manual battery which is less likely to short. Well needless to say I'm not a happy camper. The problem with the cracking appears to be around the wick entrance.

I started noticing wetness and sure enough it started dripping through the bottom air intake and in a few minutes most of my liquid was gone.

Back to the search - love the idea - don't like the implementation.
 

chrisohare71

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I love the idea as well, they just haven't done it for me. I use thick macerated organic tobacco juice from Vaperite and they just don't wick fast enough and gunk up way too fast for that juice. Sticking to Boge LR cartos for now. Gonna try my hand at the 306 atomizers cause I just got my new 306DCA in the mail.

One of my best friends loves the fluxomizers and the vision deux from gotvapes, they just don't work for me.
 

leftfeild

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This is probably somewhat off topic, but does anyone know the ID of the clearomizer tube and possibly a good source? I know I could do the syringe mod, but just curious about the tube size. And what would be the best material to use to prevent degradation from the juice?
Thanks for your help........
Not too sure what you mean but to replace the tube I used a BD 3ml syringe I bought off ebay. They are inexpensive and fairly easy to cut. Because they're indented a little at the bottom they are an amazingly good fit on the CE2 and are very sturdy. My partner ran one of my syringe modded CE2s with his car (I wasn't overly pleased) and the syringe was only cracked! The guts of the CE2 was still working and I just replaced the tube with another it worked as though it hadn't been in a hit and run. If it takes running it over with a car to crack, I'd call that very crack resistant :)
 
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