I guess this is what someones living room would look like if Ecigs and everything related was to be banned from society tomorrow
If you were to try them all, test them for your friends, you wouldn't face a recharge until the middle of November. Then you'll cause a brownout.LOL, Yep.
Well, when VaporTek had them for $23 when you purchase in bulk (10 or more), I had to enlist some friends.
the problem with not buying from the main distributors page is that those super low prices drive brick and mortar stores out of business...
That looks like a designer e cig, I have to get one for mine.For those that have one in Blue, I found a nice cheap plastic drip tip that matches perfectly...if you want to overly color coordinate like me:
Drip Tip - 510 - Transparent - Blue - DiscountVapers.com They also have one in metal, that looks great...but I hate metal: Drip Tip - 510 - Rook - Blue
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WooHoo, Vape Mail.
Finally getting to try my istick. Using the blue right now and really liking it.
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Now that there be some Funny {MODERATED}. What a classic.
BigD - Good seeing ya bro! Knowing all the vaping roads you have gone down as well I have, this is good to hear. I'm waiting on a nautilus mini and some of the BVC's as we speak. Are you using any BVC's and if so, have you figured out how to clean them or rebuild them? I've stuck with rebuilding my D14 Genesis with SS rope and mesh for over a year and thought these might prove to be worthwhile. I just hate the idea of "disposable coils".
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I LOVE the BVC's in my Nautilus's and Mini's...which are pretty easy to find to buy.
Who carries/sells the Aspire K1 ???
I was looking at that blue drip tip and spotted this:
efest Battery Case
I bet it would carry the iStick and a topper!
I see no good way to rebuild the smaller BVC heads. The larger Nautilus heads should be no problem. I haven't done one just yet, but I have been running vertical coil builds in Kanger heads for quite some time now, and the BVC heads will build essentially the same. Nice thing about a rebuild is when t's time to clean, I just remove and discard the old wick, dry burn the coil, and rinse it off good. With new Rayon wicking, it's like new again.
You shouldn't dry burn Kanger coils. You'll end up burning the rubber (silicone?) insert.
WooHoo, Vape Mail.
Finally getting to try my istick. Using the blue right now and really liking it.
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They can be had for less $$ if you look around, but yea you'd win the bet..
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The overhang with my kafyfuns and other 22mm attys doesn't bother me...or I've made my peace with it. What is bothering me is the gap between atty and istick when using longer 510 threads like my magma rda, which i've recoiled to accommodate the higher-than-displayed output. I think the gap is likely to create a fulcrum that will put more stress on the clearly weak threads on the istick. So question, if I can find a oring or washer to fit, filling the gap but still allowing a firing connection, is it safe? I don't believe heat will affect the situation at the bottom of of the magma, but I worry about shorting, etc.
Ps-- using the ego threaded adapter and the various beauty skirts/rings I have in the drawer helps *a little*. would love something to help *a lot* and without defeating the compact nature of the istick.
They can be had for less $$ if you look around, but yea you'd win the bet..
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MyVaporStore has them. They don't show the size, but the picture shows it flush on a Protank - so likely the 19mm version....
It has 19 mm in diameter, but it's also available in 22 mm:
https://www.vapor-freak.de/zubehoer/adapter/510-Air-Control-XL
Even though I do not know of a vendor from USA, apart from Smok's representatives, whichever they are. Anyway, the adaptor, firstly intended to regulate the air flow on cartomizers and clearomizers, gets the job done as 510 thread protector, and integrates nicely with 20 - 23 mm flat botton atomizers and the iStick. You just have to adjust the AFC ring to 'full close', as those atty's usually have their own aeration holes, and if they don't, you just open the aeration, tightening the AFC ring.