Eleaf GS Air Fan
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Man... I wish I Knew.
My GS-Tank has been on a Leisurely Ocean Voyage across the Pacific. And is Now Relaxing in the San Francisco ISC while waiting to be put on a Truck for it's scenic Drive down "The 5" to Southern California.
Man... I wish I Knew.
My GS-Tank has been on a Leisurely Ocean Voyage across the Pacific. And is Now Relaxing in the San Francisco ISC while waiting to be put on a Truck for it's scenic Drive down "The 5" to Southern California.
I'm thinking about getting some just because they're stainless steel. But why oh why didn't they make them 4 ml like the M's?
I'm thinking about getting some just because they're stainless steel. But why oh why didn't they make them 4 ml like the M's?
It Really Wouldn't surprise me if there was an eLeaf Warehouse somewhere that was Packed to the Rafters with New 4ml GS-Tanks.
I think they like to Release something like a 3ml Version first. So we all go Goo Goo Gaga over it. And then, after the Buying Frenzy has Peaked, the Flood the Market with 4ml Tanks so we can do it All Over Again.
LOL
We're being kangerized?
Anyway, I would really like to know if the threads are better on the GS. Shallow threads might pose a bigger problem on a larger and heavier tank... Can't really tell from the picture.
Wouldn't surprise me a bit zoiDman!
Yeah... And then when That frenzy starts to Taper Off, they hit us with their Hole Card.
An RBA Section that fits is All the 22mm GS-Tanks.
Just wanted to chime in that I love my 3 Nautili (I think this is the proper plural form) I have zero flooding/gurgling issues with them.
I also love my 1 GS Air, 4 GS Air M's and 3 GS Air MS's. The only issue I have with them is flooding/gurgling when going from the AC to outside on a hot day.
I live in FL and my office is kept at a freezing 70 degrees. I step outside to vape and its 90 degrees and 90% humidity and I get flooding/gurgling.
So, I bring 2 Nautili to work, and vape the GS family at home and when going out at night.
I have gotten in the habit of cranking up the wattage on my istick when I'm going outside...
Takes care of the excess juice.
Just gotta remember to crank it back down later...burned a coil or two.
Takes care of the excess juice.
Just gotta remember to crank it back down later...burned a coil or two.
I might try that Cheech. I just think once juice bubbles up through the top of the GS AIr coil, it has a hard time making its way back down through that little hole. Maybe if I turned it up it would never get there.
MyFreedomSmokes when they have their 40% off sales and evape.us in between.
MyFreedomSmokes when they have their 40% off sales and evape.us in between.
I cool off my car for ten minutes before going home.
Well Aspire said it was ceramic.. I didn't trust whatever it was after I saw some tear downs that stuff frayed too easily and I didn't trust the screen in top to stop any particles from getting out so I waited until the new 1.8 ohm cotton coils came out before buying my nautilus Mini's. I think those give good flavor, and it's a well built solid tank. Have yet to solve the gurgling on a hot day but haven't given up yet. GS airs I think I've learned how to resolve that and flavor is very good.Fiberglass...
Based on the picture it's identical to the M. At least it's steel, but threading is a corner they should not cut.We're being kangerized?
Anyway, I would really like to know if the threads are better on the GS. Shallow threads might pose a bigger problem on a larger and heavier tank... Can't really tell from the picture.
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When outside I don't know what you could do other than open the air and crank up the power. If mine gets too warm the first thing I do when I get in my car is hold in front of the a/c vent with the airflow open all the way. Good to go in a minute or two. The other night I left the tank on the istick30w while charging and when I went for a pass through vape.....gurgle city because of the heat while charging. I take the tank off now.....but now if I do that the threads get worn out faster.....what to do, what to do....oh wait....they're only $10
.....buy another, or even better, get another steel gs-tank.
Stainless steel will be a lot harder thread. If they made the GS Airs better, they couldn't sell replacements or replaceable bases.
Thanks for that link..I didn't even realize I could do that! And cheaper than buying a whole different tank, for sure. I have bookmarked the page to look at later.
After reading all of this about the threads, I'm going to go add some more tanks to my coil order! Best stock up instead of ending up without!
Yes, I'm still loving this tank.
Yes, I'm still loving this tank.
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