Eleaf GS Air Fan : Part 2
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I'm not really into rebuilding for now. Not that it seems too complicated but like I'm being too lazy ))
Looks like 1.2s being vertical and that kind of setup seems preferred to me for noe.
And 1.2s are with organic cotton (as stated by Eleaf). So, I've orderd some of them from China.
Oh, thank you Nanny22!
Is worldwide shipping applicable? )))))))
Thanx! As so, GS-Tank seems to be the newest of the Air lineup?
The base looks different too. It's just plain and shiny on GS-Tank.
You must have not driven a correctly modified Beetle ))))I loved my 1979 Volkswagen Beetle too, but I wouldn't want to drive it today.
A 79 Beetle? That must have been one of those Stupor Beetles.
Curved windshield and all that....
Curved windshield and all that....
I stand corrected, it was a '71 Beetle. I was trying to erase a few years.
Someone told me it was a super beetle, but it didn't have the curved windshield.
Someone told me it was a super beetle, but it didn't have the curved windshield.
Welcome to the funhouse, te.t!
For over a year, the gs-air family of tanks served me well every day. Though I have moved on to something else now, and given those tanks to friends, I have good memories of them with some coils, most certainly not including the 1.2 ohm cotton wick variety.
The 1.5 ohm dual coils heads were always reliable, good tasting, and long lasting.
The 0.75 ohm coils provided better flavor and vapor.
The Ni tc coils were good in combination with a mod other than the eleaf 40 tc. Your Pico should be fine with those.
What did I so dislike about the 1.2 ohm cotton wick coils?
1) The cotton wick- quickly and easily saturated, causing leaks, gurgles, and a generally awful vape.
2) The cotton wick- As you may well have discovered by now, once cotton is burned or
absorbs any bad flavor, it cannot be returned to a useful state.
If,you can find a source for the 1.5 ohm coils, I think you will enjoy them more.
For over a year, the gs-air family of tanks served me well every day. Though I have moved on to something else now, and given those tanks to friends, I have good memories of them with some coils, most certainly not including the 1.2 ohm cotton wick variety.
The 1.5 ohm dual coils heads were always reliable, good tasting, and long lasting.
The 0.75 ohm coils provided better flavor and vapor.
The Ni tc coils were good in combination with a mod other than the eleaf 40 tc. Your Pico should be fine with those.
What did I so dislike about the 1.2 ohm cotton wick coils?
1) The cotton wick- quickly and easily saturated, causing leaks, gurgles, and a generally awful vape.
2) The cotton wick- As you may well have discovered by now, once cotton is burned or
absorbs any bad flavor, it cannot be returned to a useful state.
If,you can find a source for the 1.5 ohm coils, I think you will enjoy them more.
I had a '73 VW Bug. Bright yellow and it was my first "new" car. I loved that thing, but it sure was cold, being in Michigan. The heater fan went faster the faster you drove. Unfortunately, you can't drive fast in snow and ice!I stand corrected, it was a '71 Beetle. I was trying to erase a few years.
Someone told me it was a super beetle, but it didn't have the curved windshield.
My dad called it a "pregnant roller-skate." He was a long distance trucker with a big rig that hauled 8 Cadillacs at a time. I guess to him that little car did look like a toy.
@Robert Cromwell - I have a feeling there's a story behind you finding out yours would FLOAT!
Loved mine. I cried when it died.
Recoiling video for the 1.2 ohm vertical coils...
Can't blame you! The "manhole" cover was a pain to get back on.
Sometimes it pops right in, but most of the time it is a struggle to get it to stay in place.
I love those things! Well at least when the manhole cover cooperates! Easy to re-wick, just pull out the old and put in the new! If you have a good ultrasonic cleaner you can even clean off the gunky coil wire before re-wicking!
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