Every afternoon when I walk to my car, my coil floods from the heat...crank up the istick and burn it off. 
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It's not hot in the building. Needless to say, I'll take the time to look at the coils more closely from now on. With this one, I just threw a wick in it, wrapped it, threw the cap back on and filled it up! Lol Slam bam thank you ma'am.Every afternoon when I walk to my car, my coil floods from the heat...crank up the istick and burn it off.
can't find any dimensions - could you post a pic next to the istick?
Yes, I do have a Cool Fire IV. I do find myself using it more than the ISticks. Actually, I have been liking my IStick 20W's more than the 30W's the last few days. I like how hard the 20W's hit. The Cool Fire IV hits pretty hard too and real smoothly.
That's one of the reasons I never bought the 30. All my other mods have a mean mode and that's what I learned to like, early on.
Here is a picture of my purple up against the istick 30w and the mini.
OMG, so pretty!!! I was *this* close to getting that purple CoolFire. I love that color!!!
I'm hanging on for removable batteries from now on - at least to get a few that will be a little more permanent.
But if I have money left over .....
The Innokin Disrupter looks real interesting to me, but I am thinking for the money and my vape style, why not just get another Cool Fire IV? I rotate 7-8 flavors all day, so I like that many batteries with their own tanks. The Disrupter looks like it would be ok for someone who vapes the same flavor all day and when the battery gets low they could just put another cell on it. Of course, I wouldn't mind winning the contest here on ECF for a Disrupter.
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After I got my 30's I realized how much hotter my 20's were. But I learned that in order to use the 20's I just turned the watts back. No biggie!
The Defender peeked my interest as well but I'm also eyeing the istick tc mod. My vapor store had the kit for $30 and the battery for $28. Sold out at the moment but I was thinking of trying out the gs nickel coils. Not that I need anything else
Here are the pics... some technical difficulties with my cheap phone camera are preventing a good breakdown video for the time being... working on it...
You can just barely make out the seam in the assembled coil head. In the other two pics you can see the flat cap and the shallow press fit lip in the housing. The cap literally just snaps in and out of place.
I slide the smaller end into the hole in the cap and turn it so that part of it is up against the bottom of the cap. Then I get a hold of the housing and pry the two pieces apart, using the allen wrench to create some torque and literally pry the cap off from the inside.i'm most interested to see where you apply the allen wrench
It's just about as much work as using two sets of pliers to pry the pieces apart, so either way works fine... just be careful with either method to not bend any metal.
A small screwdriver put into the base of the coil might be able to push the cap out from the inside, too. No real good way to do it without some brute force, I'm afraid... it's a pretty tight fit.
I have been using Pyramid tea bags. that I had leftover from a much earlier use
.. Works great..
I have been using Pyramid tea bags. that I had leftover from a much earlier use
Wow... I Never thought of that!
I have some of those at the Back of my Vape Drawer along with some Blue Foam and SS Scrubby Pads.
I have been using Pyramid tea bags. that I had leftover from a much earlier use
Blast from the past to save the day!
Blast from the past to save the day!
I save ALL My Old Stuff.
My Vaper Drawer is kinda an Archeological Site where if I did Deep Enough, I can go All the way Back to 2009
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