It wasn't that bad, I used my beater...Cap replaced with a tire iron?
I can see where air flow would be a problem...
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Ever consider using 30 or 32 gage and building a dual parallel? It's like the Freemax Starre coils. Take 2 pieces of kanthal, side by side and coil them at the same time. You still get the two coils, but save room... uses only one wick, too and may give you that air flow you're killing with the dual monsters. Hell, you can probably go to a 2.5 mm diameter with no issues if you do that... if needs be to get to your target resistance. Just food for thought.
Something like this, but less beasty:
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Thanks for confirming that Bikenstein!
There is a reddit thread and other threads where people call into question what eleafus.com really is and how they present themselves as iSmoke (eleafworld.com). I think eleafus.com should consider changing their about us page from the copy and paste that it is... I won't say anymore about it though.
No need to be sorry... I learned somethings and things are clearer now... Cheers
Hi Callipleura,
So much is assumed, or reasonably deduced, and so little is verifiable.
I sent e-mails to both eleaf sites regarding the M and MS tanks. Eleafworld.com declined to reply, while the U.S. outfit denied any knowledge of the product, claiming, "We're just a distrubutor." which suggests that Sweet-Vapes, for example, buy their Ms and MSs from somebody who HAS heard of those products! Or that...perish the thought...somebody wasn't being 100% truthful.
Does any of the ownership stuff matter to us, as retail customers? Only if (A) we have warranty issues or questions, in which case it may matter a lot, or (B) we would like to know product release and/or discontinuance intentions to inform our own purchase plans. Otherwise? Some may care more than others if the parent corp. is respected,
or if it disclaims affiliation with likely subsidiaries. I am in the 'don't care much' cohort, as I depend on references and reviews from trusted users.
Regards,
GF
Edit to add—as mentioned last night, and supporting the notion of common ownership, or at least close affiliation of Joyetech and the iSmoka/eleaf entity, eleafus.com and Joyetech
share a physical address (street, number, building, and suite N°) in California. They list the same telephone number.
So much is assumed, or reasonably deduced, and so little is verifiable.
. This is true at present. iSmoka previously operated from a different website, using the name iSmoka. To further muddle things, Joyetech is thought by many to own both iSmoka, a product development and mfr.co. and former product trade name, and eleaf, a product line brand name. So far we have seen actual proof only that Joyetech owns the eleaf registered trademark (Not a company), an important bit of intellectual property, and not a tangible asset. Joyetech applied for IP legal protection for the iSmoka trademark (Again, a trademark, not a company.) but abandoned the application process. So we know that Joyetech owns the eleaf name, and reasonably conjecture or speculate that Joyetech also owns the operating assets of iSmoka, which has recently branded itself as eleaf. As Gabby Hayes might have said in a black and white Western of the 1950s, "they went whichaway!", pointing in many directions.
So it would seem, but we don't know for sure. Eleafus is, possibly among other things, an internet retailer. I don't know if other U.S. retaillers order goods through eleafus.com, or through eleafworld.com, which does have wholesale information on its site.
I sent e-mails to both eleaf sites regarding the M and MS tanks. Eleafworld.com declined to reply, while the U.S. outfit denied any knowledge of the product, claiming, "We're just a distrubutor." which suggests that Sweet-Vapes, for example, buy their Ms and MSs from somebody who HAS heard of those products! Or that...perish the thought...somebody wasn't being 100% truthful.
Does any of the ownership stuff matter to us, as retail customers? Only if (A) we have warranty issues or questions, in which case it may matter a lot, or (B) we would like to know product release and/or discontinuance intentions to inform our own purchase plans. Otherwise? Some may care more than others if the parent corp. is respected,
or if it disclaims affiliation with likely subsidiaries. I am in the 'don't care much' cohort, as I depend on references and reviews from trusted users.
Regards,
GF
Edit to add—as mentioned last night, and supporting the notion of common ownership, or at least close affiliation of Joyetech and the iSmoka/eleaf entity, eleafus.com and Joyetech
share a physical address (street, number, building, and suite N°) in California. They list the same telephone number.
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It doesn't matter to me who owns what because all of my isticks are waaay past warranty date except for my TC istick and my eVic. Those 2 devices would go back to the seller for replacement.
Well here's a new one - my cat just knocked two of my iSticks off of a table and both drip tips on the tanks went flying. One of them, however, broke, with the part that goes into the top of the tank, STILL in it! Of course it was my pretty marble, ming style, blue one too. I love my cat. I love my cat. I love my cat. 
And the cat looked at you with the, "Look what someone did" look on their face...
My grandson knocked over and broke 2 of my drip tips. Yes, both of them were favorites.
He's been infected. He's one of them, now! Guard your brainz!Well here's a new one - my cat just knocked two of my iSticks off of a table and both drip tips on the tanks went flying. One of them, however, broke, with the part that goes into the top of the tank, STILL in it! Of course it was my pretty marble, ming style, blue one too. I love my cat. I love my cat. I love my cat.
No, they look at you with the "look what I did... what are you going to do about it?" look on their face. Cats. They are their own little balls of personality. And brainz.And the cat looked at you with the, "Look what someone did" look on their face...
Okay, so you can see here where the drip tip broke off into the top off the tank. Suggestions about how to get it out?
Oh no! Not the zombies again!!
Hey Bike and Cheech! You wanna talk about lanyards?? On second thought, maybe not! Wouldn't want Nanny coming after you! She may borrow Tibs' frying pan!
Hey Bike and Cheech! You wanna talk about lanyards??
On second thought, maybe not! Wouldn't want Nanny coming after you! She may borrow Tibs' frying pan! Stick a nail, hair pin, or sharp point of a knife in the hole. It will pop out.
WOWWWEE! Take a look at that pic!!! Nice COILING, there, Bike!Dual coil rebuild in a GS Air M.
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I made the coils 2mm and 8 wraps to try and get the highest ohm coil possible. Could only get .7 with the 28g. It works but not enough air flow for me. Maybe removing the insulator would help or usin 30g or 32g to make smaller coils. Not worth it.
@LynnNC - you're slackin'. Next time I send you coils, I expect them to be rebuilt like Bike does it.
Well here's a new one - my cat just knocked two of my iSticks off of a table and both drip tips on the tanks went flying. One of them, however, broke, with the part that goes into the top of the tank, STILL in it! Of course it was my pretty marble, ming style, blue one too. I love my cat. I love my cat. I love my cat.
Not sure How Cats Know, or How a Cat can do it.
But if Multiple things are going to be Knocked Over by a Cat, it is Always the one that you Like the Most that is the one that Breaks.
Superglue something like a qtip stick to the inside of the broken tip. Use VERY little glue so it doesn't get into your tank. Let it dry and yank her out. Might be worth using two or three sticks to get some leverage.
When I rebuild, if it's a good dual coil when I start, I'll yank the wicks out, dry burn and then rewick both coils again. wrap and recap as usual.
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