Eleaf GS Air Fan
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well thanks I should test that! I do know that if the tank is vented on the top (top open), eventually the liquid in the coil and draw tube will rise to the same level as the liquid in the tank, therefore it would flow out the air holes before that even happens. I just didn't know why it would do that on first fill, quickly if that's what happened with yours. Worth looking into!
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If the top cap is screwed on too tight, the gasket can deform, which will allow air in, hence removing the negative pressure which keeps the tank from leaking. Read this on many forums and experienced once myself.
Also, if it has always leaked, the top gasket may have been installed upside-down.
This makes sense. I figured only the negative pressure in the tank was what kept the juice from flowing out. Thanks for the info!
Indeed.
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iSmoka points us at to eleaf, who send us to iSmoka. Two sides of the same three-headed creature. I think that the eleafworld.com website represents the entity we know as iSmoka.
Now tell me, please—Which side of the Möbius strip are we on?
The same side a cat would be on if it were on the strip... lol...
(The second word in the first sentence is my answer)
I am sure there is a joke you know or you know of a witty comeback to the question.
Cheers
I apologize for the long posts and late responses. I should've warned everyone sooner. I'm currently sleeping most of the time so I have a hard time keeping up. But I love reading all of the posts. 
I spent my first year trying to find good juice. Then I got lucky and found my perfect match. It has been great for my vape budget! I never stray from Ahlusion. I've tried over 100 flavors (200 if you count sweetened and unsweetened) and have only had one that I hated. Plus they've been having great sales so the price has been 25 cents per ml. I have over 30 favorites that I have to keep in stock! They taste great in the GS Airs. I'm just so greatful that I found a place that matches my taste buds. I hope you can do the same! I think finding the right flavors is so important especially to new vapers.
I wish I could say the same for hardware. I'm a lost cause.
I'm trying to catch up on posts....came across yours and I had to laugh. My husband is retired Air Force and our old house was about a mile from the base and we could hear Reveille every day. Bought a new house and it followed us! Luckily it's only if the windows are open since the new house has a 4.5 energy star rating. Our old house we could hear the neighbors talking through the walls!
My favorite is still the original GS Airs! I love the size. They fit perfectly on everything and I get better flavor from them. I vape a lot of flavors throughout the day so the size works great for me. I have 2 Nautilus minis and I have never been able to get good flavor from them. I've had better luck from the regular size but they are still my least favorite tank.
I heard about this thread from @Jingles and I'm so thankful. Thank you, Jingles. I do have trouble keeping up with all of the posts though!
I just ordered a second TC iStick from Rocky Mountain! Still $27.75 with the coupon code. The price is amazing for the best iStick ever! It just feels and looks like it is made so much better than my others'.
I ordered 5 packs of the cotton coils from Fasttech yesterday. I'm not a cloud chaser so I'm sure I'll be using the GS Air TC tank with regular coils. My last order was placed July 29 and cleared customs in LA on August 3. So my new tank should be here soon!
Someone mentioned tossing out their iStick when the battery went bad. There is a YouTube video that shows how to change the battery! It uses an 18650 and looks pretty easy to do. I'm hoping my husband or son can do it for me and save them.
Take it from me, the Gourmet Juices thread in combination with threads like this one (or any other shiny thread) will keep you BROKE unless you learn to practice restraint! Ask me how I know, LOL! We sold almost $500 in juice in the classifieds last month and barely notice the bottles are gone.Trouble is, I am still searching for juice I really LIKE. No matter what stellar reviews you read, it really is true that taste is subjective. What someone else loves is nice to know, but it may not be anywhere close to something YOU like. It's just SO HARD to resist flavors that sound like they would be perfect for you. And also so much fun to SHOP!
I spent my first year trying to find good juice. Then I got lucky and found my perfect match. It has been great for my vape budget! I never stray from Ahlusion. I've tried over 100 flavors (200 if you count sweetened and unsweetened) and have only had one that I hated. Plus they've been having great sales so the price has been 25 cents per ml. I have over 30 favorites that I have to keep in stock! They taste great in the GS Airs. I'm just so greatful that I found a place that matches my taste buds. I hope you can do the same! I think finding the right flavors is so important especially to new vapers.
I wish I could say the same for hardware. I'm a lost cause.
I'm trying to catch up on posts....came across yours and I had to laugh. My husband is retired Air Force and our old house was about a mile from the base and we could hear Reveille every day. Bought a new house and it followed us! Luckily it's only if the windows are open since the new house has a 4.5 energy star rating. Our old house we could hear the neighbors talking through the walls!
My favorite is still the original GS Airs! I love the size. They fit perfectly on everything and I get better flavor from them. I vape a lot of flavors throughout the day so the size works great for me. I have 2 Nautilus minis and I have never been able to get good flavor from them. I've had better luck from the regular size but they are still my least favorite tank.
I heard about this thread from @Jingles and I'm so thankful. Thank you, Jingles.
I do have trouble keeping up with all of the posts though! I just ordered a second TC iStick from Rocky Mountain! Still $27.75 with the coupon code. The price is amazing for the best iStick ever! It just feels and looks like it is made so much better than my others'.
I ordered 5 packs of the cotton coils from Fasttech yesterday. I'm not a cloud chaser so I'm sure I'll be using the GS Air TC tank with regular coils. My last order was placed July 29 and cleared customs in LA on August 3. So my new tank should be here soon!
Someone mentioned tossing out their iStick when the battery went bad. There is a YouTube video that shows how to change the battery! It uses an 18650 and looks pretty easy to do. I'm hoping my husband or son can do it for me and save them.
No Problem.
Like I said, it Works Great. And if you are going to build your own Coils, it (or something similar) is kinda a Must.
But if you get it from Fasttech, I would Highly Suggest that you throw a 50 Pack of Pre-Made Coils (in ohms of your choice) on you order also.
Another one has been brought to the dark side... his training progresses well.
I'd be careful with that. No telling how superglue reacts to vaporized PG and VG. You might get some minute amounts of the cyanoacrylate in your lungs... not particularly a good thing. I'd recommend just buying a new one to be safe and giving your cat the stink eye.Okay the broken piece has been removed from the tank. I think I might actually be able to repair it with some Super Glue.
Well I hadn't thought of that.
Of course, the cat has been given the stink eye several times over, but he doesn't care. Look at him. He just lays there... SLEEPING! With no conscience or remorse for his actions.
Well I hadn't thought of that.
Of course, the cat has been given the stink eye several times over, but he doesn't care. Look at him. He just lays there... SLEEPING! With no conscience or remorse for his actions.
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Sleeping? That's just what they want You to Think.
All the while they are Plotting their Next Nefarious Scheme.
Mine is more of an impromptu schemer.
My Cat is more of a Calculating Schemer. And has a High Level of Defiance when she is Caught in the Act. As can be seen in this photo Immediately after a Lamp was Discovered laying on it's Side.
Well I hadn't thought of that.
Of course, the cat has been given the stink eye several times over, but he doesn't care. Look at him. He just lays there... SLEEPING! With no conscience or remorse for his actions.
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Zombie cats... just sayin'...My Cat is more of a Calculating Schemer. And has a High Level of Defiance when she is Caught in the Act. As can be seen in this photo Immediately after a Lamp was Discovered laying on it's Side.
Yes. I have several "gizmos" that make tensioned coils but it's not all that easy. The easiest and most user friendly gizmo in my arsenal is the Kuro Coiler--I got the Tobeco clone (with removable rod) for $4 or so (just one size, 2.5mm) and now I can make beautiful coils with my eyes closed--just snip the wire, insert the wire in the hole, turn the coiler, unwind a couple of winds (those first ones are usually a bit crooked), and you're done.
The purists will tell you that coils wound without tension are inferior, and it very well may be true, but the convenience and consistency and ease of use are unbeatable. JMHO.
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Yes. I have several "gizmos" that make tensioned coils but it's not all that easy. The easiest and most user friendly gizmo in my arsenal is the Kuro Coiler--I got the Tobeco clone (with removable rod) for $4 or so (just one size, 2.5mm) and now I can make beautiful coils with my eyes closed--just snip the wire, insert the wire in the hole, turn the coiler, unwind a couple of winds (those first ones are usually a bit crooked), and you're done.
The purists will tell you that coils wound without tension are inferior, and it very well may be true, but the convenience and consistency and ease of use are unbeatable. JMHO.
Yep. Coil jigs certainly make life a bit simpler. That said, I still usually wrap by hand on a jeweler's screwdriver, drill bit, syringe, or whatever... just the old school Navy electrician in me, I guess.
So, I finally received a vape mail package I've been waiting on for a week. A week for 2 day priority shipping... the vendor got it out the same day I ordered and I received it on day 8. Love that high quality USPS punctuality...
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