You need to shut off the juice flow only when top filling? If so, I have developed a trick. Before screwing in the top far enough that it compresses the air inside of the tank. Tip it upside down and angle it so the air bubble is at one or more juice holes. Now tighten the top cap. I usually keep it upside down for a minute or two to allow the air pressure to escape through the wicking instead of the juice going through it when right side up. I keep it on a paper towel in case some of the juice does gets through. I hope this helps.
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Those of you that have a Dovpo Odin DNA75C, did you see what Bogan put in for error messages? I censored it a little just in case. The Odin DNA250C has no such messages.
He also has high and low messages reversed.
He also has high and low messages reversed.
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I recon that worktop is too high as that poor girl is having to stand on tip toes to make her coffee. Strange really as she seems quite tall against the wall cabinets. Maybe I will just have to gaze at the photo in more detail to see what's a miss lol
The mere fact that he did ANYTHING is surprising to me. His creativity and wordiness means many will be truncated when a warning/error is there. And IMHO, NO ONE can see and read tiny print while firing the mod, no matter how they hold it (except a bottom mounted screen held up to a mirror).
And last but not least, when/if the 510 goes BAD, where's anyone gonna get a replacement to drop in, considering neither is round
At least it sells boards
Matchy matchy battery wraps included for the WIN!
Gotta have those big slit openings down each side so one can show those off to their friends. But they're angled down so juice can't get in Yeah rightThat was a mild, mid coffee rant, I'm sorry not sorry.
On a more positive note, did Bogan/Dovpo also put a value for the internal mod resistance, and thermals, OR just leave the defaults?
On a more positive note, did Bogan/Dovpo also put a value for the internal mod resistance, and thermals, OR just leave the defaults?
That's the positive note? They did what everyone else does. They left them at the defaults.
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For those who likes the Centaurus without screws. At least I can't find any panel screws in all of the photos.
IIRC about 3 or 4 of mine came populated back in the 200 days. Pretty sure 2 were by LV, maybe HCigar, for sure Vaporshark. JacVapour does theirs.
Stunning colors there in Black and Yellow. If I could buy that exact mod, I would right now
. My luck, like whenever it's random color drip tips, etc. I'd end up with the worst . That's just pure schmexy, screws or not.Matchy matchy battery wraps included for the WIN!
There is nowhere to go if juice gets into the slits. Nothing there but the battery bay. Very easy to clean out by opening the door alone.
Two weeks later with 133ml worth of juice through it.
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It is still producing one of the smoothest and greatest tasting vapes I ever had. I mostly vape it at 25W, but I have tried other wattages up to 60W. I still like 25-30W the best. Reviewers will say passed 65W, it will start dry hitting. That sounds about right to me. I have no idea how long a single mesh lasts, but this one hasn't shown any evidence of slowing down yet. Plus these are super easy to build on.
Three weeks later with 233ml worth of juice through it and still no signs of slowing down yet.
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Bloody hell, that's a setup and a half. I've not progressed beyond a kettle and decaf out of a jar.
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