Third time's a charm, eh? (see: here & here). Given the content, it concerns me a little. Is everything alright, Krusty, or do you just really like the song? It sort of stands out in stark contrast to your other humorous posts. I don't mean to put you on the spot, but knowing how smart you are, it's hard to imagine it wasn't intentional? I just care and don't want to become one of those people who regret ignoring something they shouldn't have.
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Third time's a charm, eh? (see: here & here). Given the content, it concerns me a little. Is everything alright, Krusty, or do you just really like the song? It sort of stands out in stark contrast to your other humorous posts. I don't mean to put you on the spot, but knowing how smart you are, it's hard to imagine it wasn't intentional? I just care and don't want to become one of those people who regret ignoring something they shouldn't have.
I got the Triton for my wife yesterday, so I've been trying out the Morph and I'm thoroughly impressed with the tight tolerances and precision machining. The potential versatility is unparalleled. It might be the last tank I ever need. With so many parts, I expected something less. Maybe I got lucky or just haven't found the flaws yet, but everything fits together precisely and the threading is noticeably superior to anything else I have. There is nothing light gauge or flimsy feeling about it. I hate the stupid lightening bolt though!
The performance, so far, is on par with or better than its counterparts, but I still have a whole bunch of coils to get/try and side-by-side comparisons to make before I'll have a comprehensive opinion or a definitive recommendation. I'll update as applicable.
BTW, right now, I'm using it in the Atlantis configuration with a vAir-T .25ohm Ni200 coil that has the juice flow control wide open (80/20, VG/PG) on my IPV4 set at 20 Joules/420 degrees F. and it's a significantly better experience than with the regular.5ohm Atlantis coils in the actual Atlantis tank.
The performance, so far, is on par with or better than its counterparts, but I still have a whole bunch of coils to get/try and side-by-side comparisons to make before I'll have a comprehensive opinion or a definitive recommendation. I'll update as applicable.
BTW, right now, I'm using it in the Atlantis configuration with a vAir-T .25ohm Ni200 coil that has the juice flow control wide open (80/20, VG/PG) on my IPV4 set at 20 Joules/420 degrees F. and it's a significantly better experience than with the regular.5ohm Atlantis coils in the actual Atlantis tank.
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How is your wife liking the Triton?I got the Triton for my wife yesterday, so I've been trying out the Morph and I'm thoroughly impressed with the tight tolerances and precision machining. The potential versatility is unparalleled. It might be the last tank I ever need. With so many parts, I expected something less. Maybe I got lucky or just haven't found the flaws yet, but everything fits together precisely and the threading is noticeably superior to anything else I have. There is nothing light gauge or flimsy feeling about it. I hate the stupid lightening bolt though!
The performance, so far, is on par with or better than its counterparts, but I still have a whole bunch of coils to get/try and side-by-side comparisons to make before I'll have a comprehensive opinion or a definitive recommendation. I'll update as applicable.
BTW, right now, I'm using it in the Atlantis configuration with a vAir-T .25ohm Ni200 coil that has the juice flow control wide open (80/20, VG/PG) on my IPV4 set at 20 Joules/420 degrees F. and it's a significantly better experience than with the regular.5ohm Atlantis coils in the actual Atlantis tank.
I know, I just spent like 6 hours outside...
Just went outside and the heat index here is somewhere between "Oh My GOD", and "you've gotta be freakin kidding me"
Hard to gauge. She doesn't really get too enthused about anything...she says, "It's alright." I think she's forgotten how the Mini Vivi Novas tasted comparatively. BTW, I still like the black delrin 510 drip tips that came with those things. They stay nice and cool. I'm using one in my Subtank Plus right now. If you pull out the little silicone air flow restrictor it has a 6mm bore. That's a bigger diameter than most tank's chimneys (equal to the Goliath's).
While I'm thinking about it, I get more flavor from the Subtank Plus than anything else I have. I don't understand why it's better than the other Subtanks, but it is. I even took a coil I was using out of the Subtank Mini and put it in the Subtank Plus with the same juice and it was magically better...much better. With the rebuildable deck in it, wicked with rayon, it's superb. I don't get it. You don't hear much about it from people. Maybe because it's so big...I dunno. Okay, I'm through rambling...for a minute.
It's funny how we used to think cartos were amazing, I tried using one the other day cause I came across it while cleaning, and it was just so...disappointing compared to what we have now.
It's funny how we think about it as a long time ago when it's only been a couple years. Remember way back in the day when Variable Voltage first came out?
Well, I can't recommend the vAir-T Ni200 coils for temperature control. The one I've used could be an anomaly. The taste was okay, but it ran hot and wasn't very energy efficient. It drained the batteries like crazy as compared to the factory Nickel coils in my Subtank Plus with the same settings on the same device. The vAir-T has adjustable juice flow control for wicking, but after the tank juice level got below half, I still got some slight gurgling no matter how I set the flow adjustments. I'll eventually make use of the rest of the pack, but I'm moving on to the Super Tank coils next. They've had some good reviews. We'll see if I get the same experience.
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Flavor wise, the Super Tank coils, in the Morph Tank with the Atlantis configuration, smoke the competition so far...and I'm including every factory coil in any tank I've ever tried in that opinion. I haven't cranked it up yet. 20 watts is producing plenty for my preferences. I just hope it has good longevity.
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I can now confirm the Super Tank coils can handle 40 watts with ease, but that's a little too warm for me...not to mention that logic dictates it will drink juice and drain batteries much quicker at that setting. The benefit, of course, would be that, with the increased vapor production, one could dilute the juice and still get an equivalent flavor and nic hit. I just prefer a little cooler vape with less frequent tank fills and battery maintenance.
The Health cabin advertises these coils by saying:
"The wire is made from Kanthal A1, and the wicking material is organic cotton."
And KanVape claims that they are made with "Japanese organic cotton"
Rick Trippers, on the other hand, indicates these claims are spurious at best (beginning at about the 2 minute mark and continuing to about the 3:20 mark). However, I'm not sure an uncredentialed homological opinion from a YouTuber is an adequate determinant.
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Personally, I don't care, but you can cut a screen to fit under your drip tip, if you're overly concerned about this.
The good news is that companies seem to be settling on this basic form factor for coils and focusing on improving it's performance while maintaining it's adaptability to a wide range of tanks. I think we have the popularity of the Aspire Atlantis to thank for that. Thanks, Aspire.
BTW, these coils seem to really bring out the fruity deliciousness in Bionic Vapor's Creme de la Vie juice.
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Flavor wise, the Super Tank coils, in the Morph Tank with the Atlantis configuration, smoke the competition so far...and I'm including every factory coil in any tank I've ever tried in that opinion. I haven't cranked it up yet. 20 watts is producing plenty for my preferences. I just hope it has good longevity.
Update 2 :
I can now confirm the Super Tank coils can handle 40 watts with ease, but that's a little too warm for me...not to mention that logic dictates it will drink juice and drain batteries much quicker at that setting. The benefit, of course, would be that, with the increased vapor production, one could dilute the juice and still get an equivalent flavor and nic hit. I just prefer a little cooler vape with less frequent tank fills and battery maintenance.
The Health cabin advertises these coils by saying:
"The wire is made from Kanthal A1, and the wicking material is organic cotton."
And KanVape claims that they are made with "Japanese organic cotton"
Rick Trippers, on the other hand, indicates these claims are spurious at best (beginning at about the 2 minute mark and continuing to about the 3:20 mark). However, I'm not sure an uncredentialed homological opinion from a YouTuber is an adequate determinant.
)
Personally, I don't care, but you can cut a screen to fit under your drip tip, if you're overly concerned about this.
The good news is that companies seem to be settling on this basic form factor for coils and focusing on improving it's performance while maintaining it's adaptability to a wide range of tanks. I think we have the popularity of the Aspire Atlantis to thank for that. Thanks, Aspire.
BTW, these coils seem to really bring out the fruity deliciousness in Bionic Vapor's Creme de la Vie juice.
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A visiting minister was assisting at our local church service. During the offertory prayer, the following happened:
"Dear Lord," he began with arms extended and a rapturous look on his upturned face, "without you we are but dust..."
He would have continued, but at that moment one little girl leaned over to her mother and asked quite loudly, "Mommy, WHAT is .... dust?"
The service was pretty much over at that point.
"Dear Lord," he began with arms extended and a rapturous look on his upturned face, "without you we are but dust..."
He would have continued, but at that moment one little girl leaned over to her mother and asked quite loudly, "Mommy, WHAT is .... dust?"
The service was pretty much over at that point.
I just put up my video review for the Disrupter. If you were curious about it, I would recommend checking it out.
Watched. Liked. Refreshed the "View Count" a few times. Nice review. I'm gonna wait to enter your givaways, though, until your shelves runneth over with new gear or your subscriber count reaches 10k...whichever comes first.I just put up my video review for the Disrupter. If you were curious about it, I would recommend checking it out.
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