I'll recommend them. They are tough and well built. The bottom part holding the glass tube juts out but that's just cosmetic to some. But it's a solid tank. I think if you like the 30s you'll really like the X.l
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I'll recommend them. They are tough and well built. The bottom part holding the glass tube juts out but that's just cosmetic to some. But it's a solid tank. I think if you like the 30s you'll really like the X.l
~ On to the eLeaf Line; I mounted a GS 16S with an Air Base on one of my Pipe Mods and what a Surprise! The Air & Sister Products are Really Shinning! I used to Run Mini ProTanks on my Pipe Mods but was just Not Happy with their Performance. Found the Mini DCT Tanks and with the Pro Coils I was More then Happy! Now we have the Air Line and I'm in Heaven!
The Little GS 16S don't hold much Juice but is Perfect for Trying/Sampling Different Flavors and with the Air Base attached you can dial it right in! The 16S Looks Pretty Good in Pipe Mode! if I'm in need of more juice I'll just try an Air Tank on the Mod.
~ Photo SMOK 18350 Pipe Mod wGS 16B Stretch Taper Drip Tip, Mutant 26650 Mod wKanger Areo Tank Giant and Defender 25 watt Mod wMelo.
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~ On to the eLeaf Line; I mounted a GS 16S with an Air Base on one of my Pipe Mods and what a Surprise! The Air & Sister Products are Really Shinning! I used to Run Mini ProTanks on my Pipe Mods but was just Not Happy with their Performance. Found the Mini DCT Tanks and with the Pro Coils I was More then Happy! Now we have the Air Line and I'm in Heaven!
The Little GS 16S don't hold much Juice but is Perfect for Trying/Sampling Different Flavors and with the Air Base attached you can dial it right in! The 16S Looks Pretty Good in Pipe Mode! if I'm in need of more juice I'll just try an Air Tank on the Mod.
~ Photo SMOK 18350 Pipe Mod wGS 16B Stretch Taper Drip Tip, Mutant 26650 Mod wKanger Areo Tank Giant and Defender 25 watt Mod wMelo.
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Nice! Color me green with envy!
Hey Guys: I really wanted the 30B's to work but just too many little problems one Big One They Can Leak. The 30S is a Tough Little Guy and as you say "in Work Environment" they Really do Hold Up! You have to have Tanks that hold Up in Everyday Life Situations! These New Sub Ohm Tanks I recently got I've Broke 2 Glass Drip Tips and a Tank already from short falls! Cost is Huge Factor, these X.I are very reasonable!! And I do Love the Swivel Tips! I know on My 30S's the swivel Drip Tip is Not Universal it has a Threaded Base so if you don't want swivel order the Straight cause you can't swap with standard trip tips.
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Go for it skull, they are reasonably priced, easy to maintain (and even rebuild the coils with some guidance) and tough as nails. It is the only atty I have used consistently in a work environment and not broken or maimed in some way.
Same here, in less than 2 days I broke the glass on a nano, and the full size one made it about a week or a little better before I broke it. They only reason I havn't broke the mini yet is I treat it like a baby. Not taking it to work with me!
I too really like the swivel tip, it can be replaced with a standard drip tip, but the swivel can't be used on a standard atty.
~ Hey Mud: For me it was 4 days on an Atlantis Tank and the two Melo Drip Tips. First I've ever broke a tank! I got the Replacement Tanks with the Cages just hadn't swapped them out. I did swap em out on the Nautilus mostly cause I don't care for the way the top of Naut tank looks. I think swapping them have saved em from breaking already!
Well, Holly Crap look at that! I never thought of trying a Regular Drip Tip! Good to know! Thanks {:{}
Same here, in less than 2 days I broke the glass on a nano, and the full size one made it about a week or a little better before I broke it. They only reason I havn't broke the mini yet is I treat it like a baby. Not taking it to work with me!
I just got a few minutes so I rebuilt a coil. It's wicking great with rayon and an original wrapper piece. 28g with 6 or 7 wraps on 2mm = 1.0 ohm. I think it has better flavor and performance over the stock BDC. Easy to build but I can see havin a problem with the wrap and cap part.
Quick question Mr Bike...are your coils touching and are they tensioned and last but not least...what did you build them on? Lol
Touching but not tensioned. I gotta make a coil winder. I have a kurig comin from a c.-.p. I think I can wind a tensioned coil on it. I built these on a 5/64 drill bit. Just under 2mm. It's still performin great today. It's a juice hog though.
I was at the new local B&M earlier showin it to the owner. She just got some GSAs in with some coils. I went ahead and bought a pack from her since she said $12 and offered them without tax as a favor. Support your local business. This thing will chuck some clouds compared to a stock coil, even at 3.5v I had thought that those gizmos would be more of a pain then they are worth...they do make nice coils!
#2-56 will get you close to the diameter but TPI would be too close for winding on. As on all small machine screws.
Nope I wouldn't use that either.
I only bought one while I was doin a c.-.p. It was cheap. I am gonna make one that somebody suggested. It will work good Anybody know what an FEV is?
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Yup ONE of the reason the reasons I stay clean shaven. That and thigh burns
How do you (always) get away with it, Mr. Mud. *shaking my head and giggling*
Touching but not tensioned. I gotta make a coil winder. I have a kurig comin from a c.-.p. I think I can wind a tensioned coil on it. I built these on a 5/64 drill bit. Just under 2mm. It's still performin great today. It's a juice hog though.
So it winds coils AND makes a cuppa coffee?
What is TPI? Do I need to add it to the "ACK" doc?
How do you (always) get away with it, Mr. Mud. *shaking my head and giggling*
So it winds coils AND makes a cuppa coffee?
What is TPI? Do I need to add it to the "ACK" doc?
I get em mixed up Kuro..................Threads per inch and no don't add - Status
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