Eleaf GS Air Fan
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Here to help.Thank you grammar nazi.
Luckily I have the ability to do both.My goal in life is, if I can't be helpful I hope to at least solicit a giggle outta ya!
Hmmmm... Not sure if I should say thank you or grab the frying pan.True dat, but you are a special kinda special
True dat, but you are a special kinda special
you could always elevate your status, mud, by becoming the 'punctuation nazi' !
Quit it, quit it! My spelling is bad enough...you could always elevate your status, mud, by becoming the 'punctuation nazi' !
Thanks for noticing dear!you could always elevate your status, mud, by becoming the 'punctuation nazi' !
I have a question for you Air Heads. I've actually read this whole thread and I'm not sure I've seen the answer or at least the answerS all in one place.
If not a GS air, THEN you'd suggest a nautilus what? or Kangertech what? instead.
What does the GS have or do that they don't or won't? Oh and they'll be used mostly on an istick 30 or maybe an Evod if they'd
work in an emergency.
What say yall?
Bruce in Ocala, Fl
If not a GS air, THEN you'd suggest a nautilus what? or Kangertech what? instead.
What does the GS have or do that they don't or won't? Oh and they'll be used mostly on an istick 30 or maybe an Evod if they'd
work in an emergency.
What say yall?
Bruce in Ocala, Fl
No experience with Nautilus, so I can't comment.
Kanger mini subtank I would trade for GS Air in a heartbeat!
Airs have consistancy of excellence, vapor production, taste, length of coil time, and frugality!
I see the new folks being steered towards the Kanger line or a Nautilus, I just shake my head.
Very few complaints about this tank and even better very few questions regarding leakage, non-functioning,
burnt taste or much of anything.
I'm not sure what kind of Evod you are talking about, but the GS Air line needs at least 7-8 watts to shine.
Perfection to me is a GS Air M on a iStick 30W!
Kanger mini subtank I would trade for GS Air in a heartbeat!
Airs have consistancy of excellence, vapor production, taste, length of coil time, and frugality!
I see the new folks being steered towards the Kanger line or a Nautilus, I just shake my head.
Very few complaints about this tank and even better very few questions regarding leakage, non-functioning,
burnt taste or much of anything.
I'm not sure what kind of Evod you are talking about, but the GS Air line needs at least 7-8 watts to shine.
Perfection to me is a GS Air M on a iStick 30W!
With that statement, all of your transgressions against grammar, punctuation, orthography and vegetarian transcendentalism are forgiven!
That means a lot coming from a man of letters!With that statement, all of your transgressions against grammar, punctuation, orthography and vegetarian transcendentalism are forgiven!
Gracias!
If not a GSA, then a GSA M or MS. If that's not enough, then a Lemo 2.I have a question for you Air Heads. I've actually read this whole thread and I'm not sure I've seen the answer or at least the answerS all in one place.
If not a GS air, THEN you'd suggest a Nautilus what? or Kangertech what? instead.
What does the GS have or do that they don't or won't? Oh and they'll be used mostly on an IStick 30 or maybe an Evod if they'd
work in an emergency.
What say yall?
Bruce in Ocala, Fl
Keep it in the family and you won't go wrong 
I'd like to throw my 2 cents in for the Nautilus because I have six of them (the mini's).
The Nautilus mini and the GS Air, in my opinion are almost complete opposite. I still rotate between the 2 (mostly between the Air M and the Nautilus mini. The GS Air is much stronger in flavor and warmth. When I get too much, I just switch between the 2.
To me, the GS Air tastes almost identical to the evod 'Glass' atomizer, but with that said, I only get about 30 minutes out of one of those before I have to fill it, plus I found that I constantly had to dry burn them. I was always a fan of Kangers, but not a fan of their major quirks. I have never had a dry hit from a GS Air, M or MS!
Sometimes it's better to just try it out and see what you think because, as we all know, everyone has different tastes and preferences. I can say this, I really like them both a lot!
Hi, Bruce. Before the Air, and especially the Air M, I used lots of Kangertech tanks. They don't compare favorably.
The only one that didn't routinely gurgle, spit, flood, burn and show signs of geriatric incontinence was the Unitank (or Unitank Mini). Bottom coil, top fill. Airflow sucks, if you'll pardon the theological term, compared to the Airs.
Plastic tanks...prone to breakage and dissolving. I still use a Unitank Mini once in a while to test a new juice.
They never got market traction...you can get them very cheap now from Sweet-Vapes. Or be a sensible dude and buy some Ms and Ms's.
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