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For those of you that were interested in green o-rings for the subtank mini, perhaps you can find them at vaporfi.
http://youtu.be/0lTBxVR9HuY
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I found that interesting but on mine which is one of the later one the insulators are peek and my juice channels extend to the bottom like the one with the green rings. I have Dremeled my channel to about 50% larger....it's a beast.
Istick 30 arrives today.
A sucker born every minute
Speaking of prices, but slightly off topic...i was in a local b&m yesterday browsing the "sale rack" juices, and saw they had the MVP 3's in. Asked what they were selling for.....$90! My god what a mark up
Never say never I guess. Due to overwhelming demand from my better half, I ordered the 30w for HER nano. (thank you Canvape) Seems to work ok for her. I'm hoping for less issues burning coils on all her older Kanger tanks as well, since it can be turned down. The trial begins...
Pulled the trigger on the 50w! Thanks for the info guys!
With dual 18650 I've decided it should give me what I need for at least a full day without fade; 6+ml currently at 25w watts. Will be pushing it to 30-40w most likely.
I can't wait.. And it only cost 41.65 shipped; with discount code from RMV... I haven't bought a new device in over a year.. And the 50w got me to finally upgrade.
50w, dual batteries included, micro USB charging, super small, its a hit... I won't have to buy new 18650's.. No longer will have to carry batteries or a bulky charger. Micro USB's are already everywhere I go.
With dual 18650 I've decided it should give me what I need for at least a full day without fade; 6+ml currently at 25w watts. Will be pushing it to 30-40w most likely.
I can't wait.. And it only cost 41.65 shipped; with discount code from RMV... I haven't bought a new device in over a year.. And the 50w got me to finally upgrade.
50w, dual batteries included, micro USB charging, super small, its a hit... I won't have to buy new 18650's.. No longer will have to carry batteries or a bulky charger. Micro USB's are already everywhere I go.
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Agreed. That said, if you really want green orings, perhaps VaperFi will have an oring replacement set available.
AND now we know why green wasn't available as an option when the replacement sets were announced.
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I"m going to open mine up to take a look- I'm thinking there"s a tiny "Mr Fusion" in there.Day and half of use. Something like 8 ml in
Sweet Vapes has the Subtank o-rings in red and black.
$1.49 for the 3 piece set
Includes:
1 Top Glass O-Ring
1 Bottom Glass O-Ring
1 Airflow O-Ring
1 Zip Bag
O-ring for the nano airflow is red. It does not show from the outside.
3pc Subtank O-Rings
Received my 30w istick from sweet vapes today.
First impressions so far...
No button rattle whatsoever! so maybe they have fixed them in the more recent versions. Doesn't matter anyway as I got a silicone case for it. My subtank sits nice and flush. While screwing it in there was slight resistance due to the spring loaded 510 being really solid so I had to push down slightly while screwing the tank on.
Threads are loose for the first few screws until you hit that pin about halfway down then it tightens up. Pin is again VERY solid, so don't be worried if you have to apply a little pressure while screwing your device on.
Form factor is fairly nice and the device feels really solid in the hand despite its small size. The little lip that sticks out to better fit your 22mm devices looks really rad I think. I'm glad I got the case as it adds a little bit more to hold. The screen for its size is fantastic and easily readable. I haven't played much with it aside from changing the orientation and switching between VV and VW just to see it.
So far I'm very impressed with it given its price. Its a terrific "out and about" device. If you're worried about taking your more expensive devices with you when you leave the house it's perfect. I might have to go ahead and get a 50w now.
Good going eleaf.
First impressions so far...
No button rattle whatsoever! so maybe they have fixed them in the more recent versions. Doesn't matter anyway as I got a silicone case for it. My subtank sits nice and flush. While screwing it in there was slight resistance due to the spring loaded 510 being really solid so I had to push down slightly while screwing the tank on.
Threads are loose for the first few screws until you hit that pin about halfway down then it tightens up. Pin is again VERY solid, so don't be worried if you have to apply a little pressure while screwing your device on.
Form factor is fairly nice and the device feels really solid in the hand despite its small size. The little lip that sticks out to better fit your 22mm devices looks really rad I think. I'm glad I got the case as it adds a little bit more to hold. The screen for its size is fantastic and easily readable. I haven't played much with it aside from changing the orientation and switching between VV and VW just to see it.
So far I'm very impressed with it given its price. Its a terrific "out and about" device. If you're worried about taking your more expensive devices with you when you leave the house it's perfect. I might have to go ahead and get a 50w now.
Good going eleaf.
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Eleaf iStick 50W Express Kit - $50.00 : Rocky Mountain Vapor, The Mountain top of Electronic Cigarettes
Eleaf iStick 50W Express Kit - $50.00 : Rocky Mountain Vapor, The Mountain top of Electronic Cigarettes
I been doing a battery life comparison using the iStick 50 and the Vapor Shark rDNA 40.
Using both mods set at 20 watts, one on the right side of my desk, one on my left side, taking turns hitting each one both with the same Kanger tanks, same coils. The battery just went dead in the Vapor Shark, the battery is slightly more than 3/4's on the iStick.
No difference whatsoever in the subtank performance from either mod, both exactly the same.
Paid almost $200 bucks for the VS, paid $45 bucks for the iStick(s).
Its a no brainer to buy a half a dozen iSticks compared to the high priced mods now available.
Anyone paying ridiculous prices, thinking the expensive mods have to be really good are nutty.......
Including myself......
Using both mods set at 20 watts, one on the right side of my desk, one on my left side, taking turns hitting each one both with the same Kanger tanks, same coils. The battery just went dead in the Vapor Shark, the battery is slightly more than 3/4's on the iStick.
No difference whatsoever in the subtank performance from either mod, both exactly the same.
Paid almost $200 bucks for the VS, paid $45 bucks for the iStick(s).
Its a no brainer to buy a half a dozen iSticks compared to the high priced mods now available.
Anyone paying ridiculous prices, thinking the expensive mods have to be really good are nutty.......
Including myself......
I been doing a battery life comparison using the iStick 50 and the Vapor Shark rDNA 40.
Using both mods set at 20 watts, one on the right side of my desk, one on my left side, taking turns hitting each one both with the same Kanger tanks, same coils. The battery just went dead in the Vapor Shark, the battery is slightly more than 3/4's on the iStick.
No difference whatsoever in the subtank performance from either mod, both exactly the same.
Paid almost $200 bucks for the VS, paid $45 bucks for the iStick(s).
Its a no brainer to buy a half a dozen iSticks compared to the high priced mods now available.
Anyone paying ridiculous prices, thinking the expensive mods have to be really good are nutty.......
Including myself......
High priced mods are on their way out
High priced mods are on their way out
They're OUT of my life...anyone want to buy a Vapor Shark?............
I can second that I've been using a stacked zmax v3 for over a year &1/2 and it blows away all the previous provari's In all categories. And it only cost me 40.00 too!
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