Havent been here in a while but I have a general question to all that frequent this thread. I see that many like the nautilus mini as a topper but Im looking for something even slimmer.
Of the very slim glassomizers available, which ones work well ( great flavor, good vapor, least amount of leaking and dry hits) with the istick? I purchased another one so they need some toppers, just been dripping so far.
So, yay or nay on Aspire k1, Aerotank mini, Genitank mini (same but diff airflow), or protank mini's. Do BVC's such as the Aspire K1 do well, and how do dual coil heads compare?
Thanks so much for any help provided, Im a broke chick so I have to narrow it down!
Kanger should slow down a bit, IMO. They are making so many different clearos and coils and bases that nobody can keep track anymore.
I have the V2 for my minis and they are a pain to adjust--I had to use pliers...
For my regular Aerotanks, I use both V1 and V2--they are fine. I almost prefer the V1 because it's smaller and doesn't add too much height to the tank. But it's not as accurate as the V2.
Kanger should slow down a bit, IMO. They are making so many different clearos and coils and bases that nobody can keep track anymore.
The one I have is not brass, some sort of soft alloy, cuts almost like aluminum, but heavier, a bit softer to cut then Brass. Definitely not something I would use for the application Eleaf chose. These are going to be problems for all but the most carefull, and people who don't change devices often. Appears should be enough room for the Fatdaddy 510, but I've ordered a shorty for the additional clearance. Before that DNA 40 vid was posted I already had that planned, just waiting a bit to ensure I don't get one of the DNA40 boards with the first run issues.
Also don't think it is plated, that seems to be the natural metal with a polish job.
I have the V2 for my minis and they are a pain to adjust--I had to use pliers...
For my regular Aerotanks, I use both V1 and V2--they are fine. I almost prefer the V1 because it's smaller and doesn't add too much height to the tank. But it's not as accurate as the V2.
Kanger should slow down a bit, IMO. They are making so many different clearos and coils and bases that nobody can keep track anymore.
And imagine the size being even more compact with the new bending adaptor. Could be useful!
Zelphie, this may be too "old skool" for you, but the Aspire Vivi Nova Mini tank (inexpen$ive, not glass) with a BVC works well. I added the Air Flow Control which also serves to protect the fragile Eleaf threads. It gives that flush look and doesn't add too much height, and looks really good with a slightly larger (19mm) tank.
(repeat pic, but sure to please KTMRider)
Nopers, it's not just you, hon. I'm very much P 'n P 'n T. (plug 'n play and TOSS).
Precisely why I opted for Aspire and never looked back. Oodles of choices for tanks, but only 2 versions of the BVCs. I can handle that math!
: http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/reos-mods/620404-looking-particular-thread.html
You did say 'explain it to me like I'm five', didn't you?....
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Once you've put the atomizer in its intended place, you can use it, with the benefit of protecting the threads on the mod and limiting somehow the 'sinking effect' of long 510 male conector over the central pole of the iStick, but you can also bend it over the side of the mod, after pressing the button, so the combination changes from a long vertical to a not so long (but wider) packet. It also reduces to near zero the bending stress over the 510 conector, as many have complained about them if you try to wear them in a pocket, or at least it moves them from the 510 to the adaptor hinge...
It is up to the personal taste of each one to decide if it is worthwhile or not. I just think it is a really interesting idea, but a devised-one after our input about the evident weakness of the iStick's 510 conector.
They are becoming masters of the improvisation... but at least they value, somehow, our input as customers...
The thing was to design the tiniest 20W VW mod possible....they delivered, but with some unavoidable constraints from its design choices, those which granted this little marvel, like the fixed battery (a removable one would made a bigger mod), an internal PCB with just actuators and no soldered cables for buttons (again, a bigger PCB), electronics based in something quite different of what we've become accostumed to (hence the unusual heat sink inside, and also possibly the PWM output, but with less weight and size), and finally the simplest 510 available, which happens to be our well known plain rubber grommet 510 from eGo, just upgraded to retain liquids.....
We've passionately accepted their invention, even with its minor drawbacks, but they are improving it.... with accesories.
You did say 'explain it to me like I'm five', didn't you?....
View attachment 386930
Once you've put the atomizer in its intended place, you can use it, with the benefit of protecting the threads on the mod and limiting somehow the 'sinking effect' of long 510 male conector over the central pole of the iStick, but you can also bend it over the side of the mod, after pressing the button, so the combination changes from a long vertical to a not so long (but wider) packet. It also reduces to near zero the bending stress over the 510 conector, as many have complained about them if you try to wear them in a pocket, or at least it moves them from the 510 to the adaptor hinge...
It is up to the personal taste of each one to decide if it is worthwhile or not. I just think it is a really interesting idea, but a devised-one after our input about the evident weakness of the iStick's 510 conector.
They are becoming masters of the improvisation... but at least they value, somehow, our input as customers...
The thing was to design the tiniest 20W VW mod possible....they delivered, but with some unavoidable constraints from its design choices, those which granted this little marvel, like the fixed battery (a removable one would made a bigger mod), an internal PCB with just actuators and no soldered cables for buttons (again, a bigger PCB), electronics based in something quite different of what we've become accostumed to (hence the unusual heat sink inside, and also possibly the PWM output, but with less weight and size), and finally the simplest 510 available, which happens to be our well known plain rubber grommet 510 from eGo, just upgraded to retain liquids.....
We've passionately accepted their invention, even with its minor drawbacks, but they are improving it.... with accesories.
