Fluxomizers on website

[teslastick]

Are they the new and improved or the old ones?

I tried the new and improved ones and they usually burned out when I dry burned them, Gand seemed to dry hit alot.

I like the older ones alot better. I noticed the disclaimer about your shipment on the site and was wondering if the green and blue ones were the older style or if I ordered which ones I would get.

Thanks

 

[dannoman]

The ones we got in (by mistake) are the Deluxe which were before the ones we got in last time (the Supreme), so yes they are the old ones. They have the extra plug, you need a syringe to fill. The Supreme ones had the sut out divits on the side of the inner cup seal.

 

[teslastick]

OK cool I like the deluxe better they are better than the supreme. I been using these for quite some time and the supremes dont last as long till they burn out. Seriously I can only clean and dry burn those ones maybe once before they quit. Where I can do the deluxes maybe 10 or more. Didn't see any improvement at all. Only thing I could see for improvement would be another wrap or two with the coil and a bigger wick but that didn't happen in the supreme. The plugs don't make any difference to me as I take all of them out and use just the drip tip and keep it level and pour down the side to refill. Takes about 10 seconds or less that way. Hope that you can keep the deluxes so that I don't have to find some other kind of carto to use.

Thx for the quick response.

 

[dannoman]

Thanks tesla, I get many also that want the Supreme back as they like the easier fill.

 

[teslastick]

I don't care so much for the easier fill of they don't vape right and need to be replaced sooner.......

Danno you are a fluxo fan. Did you notice any of these differences in them? I would imagine you don't have to reuse them so maybe you don't dry burn but the new ones burnout after one or two dry burns. I would guess to say due to thinner, cheaper coil wires as is the Chinese way.

So might be an improvement on the way to fill but it's a step back for the quality and the way they vape.

 

[nebulas]

I don't care so much for the easier fill of they don't vape right and need to be replaced sooner.......

Danno you are a fluxo fan. Did you notice any of these differences in them? I would imagine you don't have to reuse them so maybe you don't dry burn but the new ones burnout after one or two dry burns. I would guess to say due to thinner, cheaper coil wires as is the Chinese way.

So might be an improvement on the way to fill but it's a step back for the quality and the way they Vape.

I used to have this problem with dry burning them too. I found that if you do it at a low voltage, max 4.2, and dry burn in small increments of about 2-3 seconds until you get glowing coils, they will last much longer.

 

[teslastick]

I do mine at 3.3 when I dry burn.

 

[Rule62]

I dry burn also at 3.3 volts. I see no difference in longevity from the older ones to the newer. I have both versions that have been cleaned and dry burned multiple times.

 

[nebulas]

I should have mentioned I was referring to my experience with the 2.8-3.0 ohm fluxos. Maybe 4.2 volts is still pretty high?

 

[rdsok]

It also depends on if the PV is using straight voltage or if it's PWM

 

[nebulas]

It also depends on if the PV is using straight voltage or if it's PWM

I don't know if my device uses straight voltage or PWM.

I use a Provari with the 2.8-3.0 ohm fluxos. What would be an ideal voltage to dry burn?

 

[rdsok]

Each carto differs and I don't use fluxo's so I can't say what voltage is "ideal" but others have already stated what they dry burned at using straight voltages... 3.3v ( straight ) would be the safest and probably lowest one you can use

 

[Rule62]

I don't know if my device uses straight voltage or PWM.

I use a Provari with the 2.8-3.0 ohm fluxos. What would be an ideal voltage to dry burn?

I dry burn everything at 3.3V on a Provari.

 

[teslastick]

I got my order of the old DX fluxos and the dry hits go away!!!!!!!!!! I also have been using the same carto for 10+ fill ups and 3 dry burns and it's still going strong. The supremes I got about 1.5 dry burns before they quit.

Maybe it's the VG in the Americano juice that helps this, but I'd suspect that the sleeves on the supremes are tighter and cuts off the flow to the wicks. My drip tips are a real pain to get in them obviously because it's a smaller diameter and I think this pins the wicks against the cup and restricts the juice flow....

Please keep the DX in stock so I can buy more in the future when the 5 boxes I just bought run out.....