Not according to Kanger... But what do I know. The largest ones I own are the 19 mm regular Aerotank and Emow Mega.
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Not according to Kanger... But what do I know. The largest ones I own are the 19 mm regular Aerotank and Emow Mega.
This air adjuster on the GS Air is the best I've used. I've fine tuned the draw to a quarter turn. If I move it either way it gets a little too tight or a little too airy. I didn't realize that my preference in the draw would be that precise. It reminds me of adjustin the pilot air screw on a bike carburetor.
You're not a tootle puffer. You're a bloody Goldilocks!
Anyway, I'm glad you like it! Enjoy!
Waiting for drysprocket's report now!
Not according to Kanger... But what do I know. The largest ones I own are the 19 mm regular Aerotank and Emow Mega.
I pif'd it a while back, so I can't go check it
Maybe it was flush on my old nemy.... In which case it would be 22mm.....i don't even remember now
Yeah, even the regular Subtank pushes the limits of the VS rDNA-40. I don't like 'hangover' much....
Nor do I.
On ur knees
Ordered mine the other night.....can't wait to try different flavors without ruining wicks.......
Ditto Ditto.....Indeed thank you for the pictures Katya.....when mine arrive I'll be ripping the bridges off......
Guys, don't be all "guy-ish" about it. They're still a bit fragile. Check out some YT vids on debridging befor you start ripping them apart!
^^^ I know! Those 30 seconds left were VERY important!
I timed my O&A trips to correspond to the 45 minutes (appx) I got on the cigalikes.
I defer to you, mine little katsolotta.
I used eGo cones to cover kartos! In fact, I went thru a very LONG spell of trying to find all sorts of things to covers the damm things. Anything I could find, in fact! When I found these, I thought I'd died and gone to karto kover heaven.
I always felt that my cartos vaped too hot in those long eGo cones, so I gave up on them. But then I found shorty Riva 901 carto cone covers at Liberty Flights and I used those.
Great pic. Love the Mini Touchwood!
This is gorgeous!
Leather case for the iStick 50W is coming soon. Image taken from the official Eleaf facebook page.
Leather case for the iStick 50W is coming soon. Image taken from the official Eleaf facebook page.
Looks like your next hit is gonna be DRY!
You're not a tootle puffer. You're a bloody Goldilocks!
Anyway, I'm glad you like it! Enjoy!
Hmmmmm...........
Maybe 10 hps would be a little overkill. 6 max should be enough. An adjustable cold air intake for controlling cloud temperature would be a good feature too, as well as having a dual, triple or quad tank for multiple juices. That way you could have your rotation in one tank and just select your flavor of the moment. Or set it to auto rotate and cycle a different juice on every hit. I'm gonna wait for the clones
It's here, but.....second thought, nah. Just fill three TP's
http://www.vapordna.com/TriTank-BDC-Tank-by-Xedistech-p/ttx001.htm
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Eleaf also has a tank like that, the "eleaf twins tank". There were a few reviews but I don't think they have actually released it to the public yet.
Or perhaps one of these?
GS Airs leak a little if you only fill them 1/4 full. I'm not smoking, just blowin off some steam
GS Airs leak a little if you only fill them 1/4 full. I'm not smoking, just blowin off some steam
Post of the Month right there, Bikers!
That thing reminded me of the Take-a-toot. Just in case some new folks weren't around when this was posted on here awhile back:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pbKVLhhflEI&index=14&list=WL
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pbKVLhhflEI&index=14&list=WL
So I just did the #60 o-ring swap for the factory insulator. All I can say is why the flup hasn't eleaf already fixed that. Sure the o-ring is a ghetto fix but I can actually screw down my atomizer now without putting a slip of paper between it and the mod.
Mechanically it wasn't the easiest fix. For those out there reading this trying to do it. Start by wedging the oring as close to the pin as possible. Then work in one corner by sort of pushing and tipping under the pin with the screw driver. Then go around the entire pin and fix things up a bit. A lot happier with my istick now!
Mechanically it wasn't the easiest fix. For those out there reading this trying to do it. Start by wedging the oring as close to the pin as possible. Then work in one corner by sort of pushing and tipping under the pin with the screw driver. Then go around the entire pin and fix things up a bit. A lot happier with my istick now!
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