Um....what?Wow, it's quite difficult to convert people. Everyone I try to convert, turns into a nightmare! I don't think I ever want to go there again. I think they just have to do it for them selves.
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Quite sickening. I have tried so many times, but I will never again!oh, so true!
Are you trying to get folks to join your Frisbiterian Church again?Quite sickening. I have tried so many times, but I will never again!
Where when you die your soul goes up on the roof and you can't get it down...
This is true. I know there was a guy at work that tried to do that and he extremely failed and went back to his old good self! good point!Are you trying to get folks to join your Frisbiterian Church again?
Where when you die your soul goes up on the roof and you can't get it down...
I am thoroughly confused and lost...what thread am I in again?
I had never heard of them. Thank you. I can actually buy a new base and another original GS Air shipped for about $10
Vietnam shipping. It can't be worse than USPS
I'm pretty broke right now and every dollar matters so much.
Thanks again
Burn, sorry, I haven't been following the thread for a while, so I'm just jumping in--FWIW.
I use a very simple and inexpensive airflow controller that works as a thread saver with my iStick 20--it's brilliant and you can also adjust your AF with it. It's simpler that the bender and less obvious on the iStick. I highly recommend getting one--Madvapes and LitecigUSA also carry it:
Tank Airflow Controller
I bought this with my first istick 20w and its never been removed! no worrying about threads, and so inexpensive!
the only problem here - burn's tank threads are failing not the threads in the istick. and since the tank has to be filled from the bottom there is no way to avoid unscrewing which will lead to a complete thread failure sooner or later
derp! I remember that now..the only problem here - burn's tank threads are failing not the threads in the istick. and since the tank has to be filled from the bottom there is no way to avoid unscrewing which will lead to a complete thread failure sooner or later
I saw the AFC mentioned.. not a lot of coffee in me yet.. my brain said "I know about that thing!" and just had to chime in.. LOL
the only problem here - burn's tank threads are failing not the threads in the istick. and since the tank has to be filled from the bottom there is no way to avoid unscrewing which will lead to a complete thread failure sooner or later
As more mod manufacturers incorporate solid 510 connections (stainless), this will continue to be an issue with inexpensive tanks made of chrome-plated brass. Stainless steel will win over brass. Just be gentle with the threading and we should be fine. My 20W iStick's threads are still great after over seven months of use and my SS KFL+v2 practically lives on it...
I wish all the mod and tank makers would retire the 510 connection and go to the ego threads. They are much more stable and less apt to be stripped when used a lot.
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