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IronHorse

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yep but it goes pretty good with my greek fishing cap and not bad with my cowboy hat too.
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Those Jantys look awesome!
 

fogdaddy

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Hey GMan! Coleen was just asking if I heard from you lately and I said no. And like magic, you appear! She loves your new picture. Thank you for the referrals. Business is going good. Lots of new customers finding the storefront.

Hey TX, have you ever considered becoming a hat model? I hear there's good money in it:D
 

IndyJones

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Glad i found this vendor. I got a military battery from vapor girl but they were out of stock of chargers. My 808 chargers wouldn't work. Cropduster's charger is identical to theirs for less than half the price, a steal at $2.99 and works fine.

I also ordered a dual coil carto that works fine and doesn't look silly on that batt the way my standard 808 cartos did. In fact it is pretty sleek. I would prefer a screw on cap to give greater security when using the automatic batt, which is pretty heavy, hands free.

I was browsing the site and found the nomad 808 atty. I've been vaping 8 months and have only used cartos, and recently began using clearomizers. how is this product different? has anyone tried it? i googled it but couldn't find a review.
 

JimmyJet

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It's been a great pleasure working with you trying to figure out how to make these CE5's work right.

Any insight here would be greatly appreciated. I'm finding the vapor to be very inconsistent. I don't have the rebuildable version but I do have the long-wick version. Some hits are fine, others taste burnt. Logic tells me it must be a wicking issue. Maybe too much VG?

And what is this new tank of which you speak?

JJ :)
 

fogdaddy

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Alright JJ, you asked for it:confused:

The first problem we found is the threaded ring on the drip tip ends up getting stuck in the top of the tank. The cure for that problem is to get the threaded ring out of the top of the tank, head down to the local hobby shop and buy a small tube of medium CA glue. Glue the ring back onto the drip tip. Problem 1 solved.

Next problem we discovered, on top of the ceramic heating element holder is a silicone cap with slots on the sides for the wick to stick out of. The slots are not deep enough, as the drip tip is tightened it compressed the silicone cap and chokes the wicks.
Solution: remove the silicone cap (easier to do on the rebuildable type) and trim the silicone cap slightly above the end of the slots. I use an exacto knife. Even with the silicone cap trimed, you still have to be careful not to over tighten the drip tip. We found that you only need to tighten it so that it makes light contact with the silicone cap.

Now - onto the new tank!

I have found that the new tank has none of these problems:p
It's a new Vision and is rebuildable. Their on my website under tanks.
 

JimmyJet

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The first problem we found is the threaded ring on the drip tip ends up getting stuck in the top of the tank. The cure for that problem is to get the threaded ring out of the top of the tank, head down to the local hobby shop and buy a small tube of medium CA glue. Glue the ring back onto the drip tip. Problem 1 solved.

Next problem we discovered, on top of the ceramic heating element holder is a silicone cap with slots on the sides for the wick to stick out of. The slots are not deep enough, as the drip tip is tightened it compressed the silicone cap and chokes the wicks. Solution: remove the silicone cap (easier to do on the rebuildable type) and trim the silicone cap slightly above the end of the slots. I use an exacto knife. Even with the silicone cap trimed, you still have to be careful not to over tighten the drip tip. We found that you only need to tighten it so that it makes light contact with the silicone cap.

Thanks Tony. I suspected a wicking issue. I usually vape 100% VG. How many of the new rebuildable tanks have you used so far?
 
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