Eleaf GS Air Fan : Part 2
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I have to confess that I have been using my basic and the .75 coils in the GS Air2 for the entire week at work.
It really is a nice set up...
Just dipping your toes in, huh? Looks like you're all in.
In case you get in over your head...
Thank you!
Had one TC coil left for the GS Tank that I used on the Evic mini...I do know TC is not for me!
But sub-ohm...not a lot of difference between the .75's and the recoils I use.
But then, I'm a man of low taste and questionable morals.
first sub-ohmin' (which leads to harder, vape) then (so he says) "had to got to temp control" "was burnin my cotton, dude"
but not our boy, he used his powers for good, not evil...
so a successful modeling career has led -
to a lucrative vapin’ calendar deal
way to roll that sub-ohmin TC into a way of life…
The End
I got the mesh that someone posted the link to electronicstix last week. I also picked up some ReadyXWick because it was on sale. Now I wish I had ordered different sizes because it would become the wicking material of choice for the GS coils.
first sub-ohmin' (which leads to harder, vape) then (so he says) "had to got to temp control" "was burnin my cotton, dude"
but not our boy, he used his powers for good, not evil...
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so a successful modeling career has led -
to a lucrative vapin’ calendar deal
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way to roll that sub-ohmin TC into a way of life…
The End
Too rich, too funny!
777? I got some coils from them as well.
About 1 years worth of coils at my current consumption rate and another 14mm air2 tank for around $20 including shipping... I forget the exact number.
Currently my 3 favs.
I'm trying a .75 in the Air-M sitting on the Pegasus mod. The watts sound low for a .75 but for a couple of days I've had it set on 15-17 watts with the tank air barely cracked open. I had the tank on an Eleaf TC60W and liked how it felt in the hand better than the Pegasus, but I have a charger station base for the Pegasus and it's so convenient to just drop it in. Hella better than the Triton tank that came with the Pegasus.
The Basic with the Molehill Mountain tip, has a .75 as well. Air wide open. Nice vape but I may change the tip. This one has a bit stronger acrylic taste than some. I'm hoping that it settles down with use because I do like it on the Basic. If not, the stock tip is fine.
And the Nautilus Mini on an Innokin T18 with a 1.8 ... it's my favorite, but I enjoy the variety the others offer. I did have to break the stupid magnetic cover off the bottom of the T18 battery. Kind of bugged me how the cover moved around so easily. The USB charging port on the bottom is fully exposed now so we'll see if I can keep it clean enough to not clog up with debris and stuff.
I'm trying a .75 in the Air-M sitting on the Pegasus mod. The watts sound low for a .75 but for a couple of days I've had it set on 15-17 watts with the tank air barely cracked open. I had the tank on an Eleaf TC60W and liked how it felt in the hand better than the Pegasus, but I have a charger station base for the Pegasus and it's so convenient to just drop it in. Hella better than the Triton tank that came with the Pegasus.
The Basic with the Molehill Mountain tip, has a .75 as well. Air wide open. Nice vape but I may change the tip. This one has a bit stronger acrylic taste than some. I'm hoping that it settles down with use because I do like it on the Basic. If not, the stock tip is fine.
And the Nautilus Mini on an Innokin T18 with a 1.8 ... it's my favorite, but I enjoy the variety the others offer. I did have to break the stupid magnetic cover off the bottom of the T18 battery. Kind of bugged me how the cover moved around so easily. The USB charging port on the bottom is fully exposed now so we'll see if I can keep it clean enough to not clog up with debris and stuff.
I've put the silicone oring up on the bottom edge of the thread in its original position at the end of the threading and now no air trepassing it.
The .75 coil is honest and affordable, no leakage and only a princple of gurguline at the end of the liquid in tank but not a serius things. The air is fixed position in close lung/open mouth inhale the sligly and unaffordable silicon ring in normal use is unpractical and unaffordable it is a anti chock in mine.....
Right for the price GS19, no bad coil no bad aroma no bad vapour at 15w a good match whith Minivolt but nothing more....Mininautilus is more affordable,, more well done and aroma in mouth inhale is better a lot, the air is regulable, the cells last a lot and no gurguline leackage never....
GS 19mm is a good atom for the price, little price for little atom nothing more.
The .75 coil is honest and affordable, no leakage and only a princple of gurguline at the end of the liquid in tank but not a serius things. The air is fixed position in close lung/open mouth inhale the sligly and unaffordable silicon ring in normal use is unpractical and unaffordable it is a anti chock in mine.....
Right for the price GS19, no bad coil no bad aroma no bad vapour at 15w a good match whith Minivolt but nothing more....Mininautilus is more affordable,, more well done and aroma in mouth inhale is better a lot, the air is regulable, the cells last a lot and no gurguline leackage never....
GS 19mm is a good atom for the price, little price for little atom nothing more.
Noooo ... the Pegasus base isn't connected to the headphone output of the laptop LOL ... it isn't connected to the laptop at all 
Cheechako, My order of 325x325 SS mesh finally got here! Had to try it out immediately, Wow, that is much easier to get wrapped around the inner housing, and it wicks like a dream! Someone mentioned the trick for curling ribbons, My hats off to you both!
I install it in the caps prior to putting the caps back on the base. When I remove the cap for cleaning, I make sure it comes off with the cap and UC both together.
The tension of the mesh keeps it in the cap during UC. I'm glad it works so well for you!
Here's the video, sorry for the poor quality:
The tension of the mesh keeps it in the cap during UC. I'm glad it works so well for you!
Here's the video, sorry for the poor quality:
Hey! I shaved my knuckles for that video appearance!Has anyone ever told you that you have sexy hands?
No? I can see why...
Should I have had them waxed?
Hey! I shaved my knuckles for that video appearance!
Should I have had them waxed?
Should have gotten a manicure. Your cuticles are a mess! No hand modeling for you...
Give the man a break, Alden. He did shave his palms for that photoshoot.Should have gotten a manicure. Your cuticles are a mess! No hand modeling for you...
Should have gotten a manicure. Your cuticles are a mess! No hand modeling for you...
Manicure, Pedicure...got 'em confused, but my toes look good!
There is a cure:
1 part soap and water, (optional)
4 parts shinyitus (obligatory)
Darn, that actually looks a lot easier than wrapping the inside part, and you only have to do it once!
I wanted to get away from having to hold gauze or mesh in place while putting the cap on.
You only have to be a little careful when removing the cap prior to cleaning to keep the mesh in the cap.
I usually use my fingernail to hold the mesh in the cap while removing it. (Wonder if a manicure would make that easier?)
I haven't had the mesh come out of the cap while rinsing and running through the UC yet. Easy-Peasy!
And I finally found a use for those darn blue screwdrivers.
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