Cool mate, sorry, I forgot to ping you.. Had too much on lately .
Cool mate, sorry, I forgot to ping you.. Had too much on lately .
I will address this tomorrow as I disagree afYeah, I will booger with it more later this week. I need to step away from it for a moment. I left for vacation and left those pro tanks behind. No time to trouble shoot or roll the dice.
I do think they over complicated the design. When it worked it was not outperforming my OG Maganus and the top fill is not proving easier. Even if I get it smoothed out the experience was enough to turn me off trusting them. The joy of finding tanks that did not leak like my Kanger Plus was found with the Starre 1, Crown and Arctic without reading a book lol.
We shall see.
Then Sig 75, no rattles, no issues
I will address this tomorrow as I disagree af
, I think because you have had leaking issues, may I state, the only one so far, it has made you feel a little negative towards the tank which is understandable.
I will be putting your numbered comments on page 1 up against mine to get a view from another perspective, where my Starre Pro outperforms the Starre V2 with the Nickel coils.
Your review was great, no one is questioning it. My points are over engineered, leaking, not easier to use, not less time consuming and info that could have been explained better in the book so for me it is becoming a why bother scenario.
I'm not comparing to Nickel, don't use it and is not my concern right now. I said I was using the .25 kanthel and the tank was not flowing and wicking as well as the Starre 1 IMO. I wanted a simple apples to apples of same coils in a new vs. old tank. I'm very familiar on how these coils wick, burn and last. My magaunus V2's have never give me a burnt hit.
Very few people have the Pro tank so I would not be too surprised if some others pop up with issues on leaking in due time and it will all be blamed away to everyone not following instructions I'm sure, but I feel that I did.
You have to remember I was already giving the nod to the Crown over the Starre 1 IMO in the Uwell thread. So leaks aside this Starre Pro using the same .25 coils is not going to compete with the 90 to 120 watts I can chain vape on the Crown. No matter how this hashes it out for me it is still a battle for 2nd place in my kitchen . I just wanted the Starre to finally get some credit due for being a solid tank and the new design was a big opportunity to win over some new folks.
I understand but not having these problems makes reading your comments a little difficult. We will see what others think..Your review was great, no one is questioning it. My points are over engineered, leaking, not easier to use, not less time consuming and info that could have been explained better in the book so for me it is becoming a why bother scenario.
I'm not comparing to Nickel, don't use it and is not my concern right now. I said I was using the .25 kanthel and the tank was not flowing and wicking as well as the Starre 1 IMO. I wanted a simple apples to apples of same coils in a new vs. old tank. I'm very familiar on how these coils wick, burn and last. My magaunus V2's have never give me a burnt hit.
Very few people have the Pro tank so I would not be too surprised if some others pop up with issues on leaking in due time and it will all be blamed away to everyone not following instructions I'm sure, but I feel that I did.
You have to remember I was already giving the nod to the Crown over the Starre 1 IMO in the Uwell thread. So leaks aside this Starre Pro using the same .25 coils is not going to compete with the 90 to 120 watts I can chain vape on the Crown. No matter how this hashes it out for me it is still a battle for 2nd place in my kitchen . I just wanted the Starre to finally get some credit due for being a solid tank and the new design was a big opportunity to win over some new folks.
Crown is a great tank but I find the flavour on the Starre tank slightly better..Have to agree....the Crown beat the Starre hands down.
#1 (A) When they say "be sure to switch to off when you screw the cap on to prevent leakage" they don't say where this leakage my occur, but I think they mean the top cap area. Again they don't specify so this is all speculation. My Kanger Nano leaks juice when screwed together at the seal with high VG, but you just wipe it off so there's a leak and a LEAK . The only tank I have that LEAKS occasionally in the air valve is Subtank Plus which is well documented, but not like this. This is like you just turned a valve and it pours out. You see some weird stuff going with the juice levels even when it is not leaking because of that lower chamber (takes getting use to all the hidden juice that goes there)
#1 (B) - The whole let it set upright for 5 minutes when you refill, yeah I don't have to do that with other tanks but I could live with it.
#2 They don't say once the tank is put together do you leave the switch turned to the off position? I see people making mistakes trying to open the drip tip air flow and changing the switch position anyway. You have 2 things spinning up there.
#3 They don't say is there a reason or time the switch should be "on" is? Or to what need or benefit "on" provides, or at least I have not read or heard much on it anywhere.
#4 They also don't say or show images to give you an idea what is over filled, I can take my Crown right to where the dripper drops. Even if you do that with this tank the juice level goes lower in a moment as it gets sucked into the lower chamber so it does not stay full looking.
#5 I played around with the check valve spring assembly (base) by itself. It certainly can create what seems to be a sealed situation then suddenly a wide open scenario and since we don't have a bunch of spring loaded sub ohm tanks running around with movable chimneys it seems suspect by design. If I realized there was a spring in it I think I would have held off on ordering it honestly.
#6 If you put a "switch" on a tank you need to explain its purpose and be specific, if you say it can leak, where and how and how much? I would like to see a video of it done wrong maybe?
I feel like such a dumb azz with all the time and juice I wasted today. If I wanted to think this much about my tanks I would be into building.
Sorry, I am venting. This deflated all the joy of the Sig 75 that came which by the way is only one about ounce less than my 150. Heavy SOB. I still love my Maganus V2 which is a Starre tank so I wanted this tank work out as great as the Crown did, but so far not nearly as easy breezy.

I got shipping notification from Fasttech over the weekend that the two that I ordered shipped. Regarding the leaking, I picked up an Aspire Triton over the weekend and noticed that it would leak through the air flow control base as well right after I refill, and I didn't close up the air flow control before refilling it. I wonder if that is a quirk of top fill tanks?I sit here vaping my Starre Pro not knowing what to say, I have none off these problems, no dry hits either. I have no idea why it's dumping the whole tank out, its like seal that the coil pressed up to is missing but I'm sure you checked that. This sucks mate..It sounds like the tank floods before you even screw the top cap back on
As for the drip tip turning the bottom part to on, always turn it anti clockwise, works fine.
I always fill mine with the AFC off too and leave about a 5mm gap at the top, shouldn't really make much difference
I see kushy doesn't have any problems either, dunno...
@Kushy , the drip tip wobbles because it's a moving part I guess, you can't notice it when vaping so no biggy..
Use my fill method. Clean the tank, fill with 2ml of juice and screw the top on, turn the cap to OFF and vape on it. It shouldn't leak, then you should have able to fill it up and vape away without problems.Hey guys, I got one of these however 2 times now my whole tank leaked into my pocket and I have no idea why. I know there is a leak control on the top but they have been in either position and it leaked both times.
I was walking down the road and noticed people looking at my package alot so I looked down and notice a huge stain because all 5 ml leaked on my jeans. I have done some reading but I have no found out what causes it to leak.
The 2nd time it leaked, I could tell there was some juice on the outside and while looking at it, the juice just started to flow out the bottom airholes. Any ideas?
Hey guys, I got one of these however 2 times now my whole tank leaked into my pocket and I have no idea why. I know there is a leak control on the top but they have been in either position and it leaked both times.
I was walking down the road and noticed people looking at my package alot so I looked down and notice a huge stain because all 5 ml leaked on my jeans. I have done some reading but I have no found out what causes it to leak.
The 2nd time it leaked, I could tell there was some juice on the outside and while looking at it, the juice just started to flow out the bottom airholes. Any ideas?
True mate, my friend has the same problem, it is starting to look like your right. He tried my filling method and it was ok but I agree, there is definitely a problem here and you should be able to just fill the tank and vape. The juice goes straight down the coil and out the afc. Please try my fill method when you get back. Funny thing is, I have still yet to have a leak on mine.W
Welcome to my world. I spent hours starring at mine and it seemed unpredictable. So I don't feel I have a solid explanation so I can't trust it. BUT I will keep trying after vacation. I think the vacuum is pulling the chimney above the coil some way. The tiny hole under the cap is not a source of this much fluid.