Dropped my AeroTank toped Vamo. Vamo is fine. AeroTank is toast.

[LubeTech]

I knocked my AreoTank topped Vamo off my desk. Vamo is fine. tank base is toast. No spillage of juice.Good thing. The base of the tank, however, disassembled itself. I present to you, the inner workings of the pressed fit together AeroTank:

i ordered 2 of the Kanger Air Control bases from myvaporstore. One to replace the base on the Aerotank I stole the base off of to put on my PT3. The other? Just because. Glad I did.

So, a warning to AeroTank owners. Don't drop them.

 

[LubeTech]

Yes, I had to chase down the springs. Thank goodness I, for reasons unknown at the time, ordered 2 of the Kanger Airflow controls, from myvapestore.com. And that order came in today. (Well, to be correct, yesterday) I ordered one to replace the one I stole for my PT3, and I figured, what the hell, they're cheap, get 2.
Yeah, I'm ordering 2 more. I love them. But don't drop them where the tank lands first!
Can likely be repaired, with a vise and a couple pieces of wood, but I'll likely never trust it, so It becomes a model of how they are put together.

 

[Recycled Roadkill]

I have yet to have any reason to take my aerotank apart but I'm surprised to see they're springs inside. So many time I've taken apart something to watch a compressed spring take off across the room to parts unknown.

Thanks for the heads up!

 

[crxess]

I would have tried putting it back together without a second thought.
It did its job and saved the tank by releasing and it is simply press fit.(likely Snap Fit)