I would agree!! Rayon has a better and more accurate flavor than the KGD and regular cotton.
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The rayon also is not as picky as the cotton when it comes to amount in the coil, cotton had to be just right.
You almost cannot overstuff Rayon into a coil, but you sure knew it with cotton!
You almost cannot overstuff Rayon into a coil, but you sure knew it with cotton!
I had forgotten, one of the initial tests of liner material was this stuff, please don't laugh too hard!
Its about a 1/4 of the size of the ten pounds of rayon I bought......
Yes, went to Sally's and bought a lifetime supply...I am so glad the girl didn't ask what it was for.
~ Dude You had some Serious Coil Building in Mind with that! You are right that is a Life Time Supply! Hey Cheechako did you take a glance on my question for you on your GS Air Builds a few posts back? {:{}
My apologies, I missed it.
I had a couple of the rebuilds sizzle and pop on me, not enough to get to my mouth as some have.
I am so clueless on this stuff, I have no idea what makes it do that sometimes and others not.
I hope the liner gets to you soon, we need more input on this than me.
It was the only way to get it then, didn't know anyone here enough to cadge some off them...got 500 feet of the stuff!
Anyone want some?
When you first told me of the Liner Material you have, I thought you meant something like what you have there in the Photo. There are folks using Japans equivalent to what you have. With out having it hand I really can't tell if it is like what those others are using.
From your perspective could you use it for the Liner in the Coil? The Japan Organic Squares have become popular in some coil building circles and I have noticed it's selling fast in B&M and online. I did see a Video of a chap that used it for the wrap in his coil build but I've forgotten what Brand Atomizer it was I will see if I can find it. {:{}
From your perspective could you use it for the Liner in the Coil? The Japan Organic Squares have become popular in some coil building circles and I have noticed it's selling fast in B&M and online. I did see a Video of a chap that used it for the wrap in his coil build but I've forgotten what Brand Atomizer it was I will see if I can find it. {:{}
It just didn't seem to wick well to the coil, the other stuff wicks a lot better. Even coffee filter paper did a better job.
Getting the juice to pass through to the coil fast enough to produce great vapor without flooding is a little tricky.
Vape mail came in today. My brand new GS Air.
I ordered two packs of coils for it and a pack of the small hole 1.8 Nautilus BVCs. When I felt the package I was like, "OMG they didn't ship the tank!". Ripped it open and it was in there. Only have 2 Nautilus Minis and they came in a much bigger box.
Gave it a quick bath in soapy warm water and a rinse and I am waiting for it to dry. Between blowing in it to get it to dry quicker and vaping my Mini I got a good buzz!
Testing the air flow control and it seems to work fine. Tank is a little noisy.
There is resistance the whole time I am screwing in the coil. Is that normal? On my mini its screws in easily 'til it stops.
Will have pics and a review as soon as the tank finishes drying. Can't even get a q-tip in there to help it along.
I ordered two packs of coils for it and a pack of the small hole 1.8 Nautilus BVCs. When I felt the package I was like, "OMG they didn't ship the tank!". Ripped it open and it was in there. Only have 2 Nautilus Minis and they came in a much bigger box.
Gave it a quick bath in soapy warm water and a rinse and I am waiting for it to dry. Between blowing in it to get it to dry quicker and vaping my Mini I got a good buzz!
Testing the air flow control and it seems to work fine. Tank is a little noisy.
There is resistance the whole time I am screwing in the coil. Is that normal? On my mini its screws in easily 'til it stops.
Will have pics and a review as soon as the tank finishes drying. Can't even get a q-tip in there to help it along.
The coils do seem to go in a little tight, chalked it up to the o-ring on it.
You Sir have more patience than me waiting for the tank to dry!
Looking forward to the pics and review!
Yes, it is a little noisy. Yes, the continued resistance while screwing in the coil is normal.
These tanks do not leak. At all. Compared with all other tanks I've used that is not normal, but it is good!
Enjoy it!
What was that? Can you speak up. I can't hear you over the noise of this tank.
Seriously, it is loud. Hopefully the GS Air M and MS are a little quieter. Not sure I want to vape it in front of anyone.
I feel the vapor and flavor production is on par with the Nautilus Mini with original BVCs. Vaping at 6W right now which is how I start out on my Minis.
I am very happy right now. I am a certified Toodle Puffer and have been using the Mini and original BVCs since I quit smoking 3 and 1/2 months ago. I am worried that the new larger hole BVCs will flood with my style of vaping. Now I am not so worried as I have an alternative.
I am also very happy that the air holes almost face forward when screwed on my spare iStick 20W. The way I hold it, my index finger rests on the top of the iStick and against the back base of the tank which would sometimes block the air-hole on my Minis. I solved that problem by using a thin washer to adjust where the tank stops spinning when putting it on the iStick. This is possible because the Mini actually has a floating pin.
I notice with the GS Air that even a quarter turn less than snug and it doesn't read the atomizer. Is the pin adjustable?
Bumped it up to 6.5 and I am in heaven. Thank you all for convincing me to get this tank. Picture time.
~ Nice Looking Little Trio! These are Good Looking Devices! I need to get another Mini. I'm Vaping Clouds with the G2 Shocker 40%PG / 60%VG Plastic Tank Killer! In a GS Air on My Blue Mini iStick Between 3.8 and 4.3 volts depending what kind of hit I want. {:{}
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