I did a couple of segments for my VapeTV show on the GGTS and UFS, including the SS model that just arrived.
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GGTS & UFS Video, Review, How-to
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Awesome, thanks Parallex! I haven't gotten brave enough to try twisting it off yet, the SS baby is still cloth wrapped and safe
Girlfriend, you did an awesome jog on the videos. The only thing I disagree with is a GG is very economical compared to the price of cigarettes. I can't afford not to have one. I will watch for more of your great videos to come. Thank you.
I don't disagree with you at all
But, if folks are going to balk at the initial outlay for a tube mod AND are not interested in the UFS, they can get the same functionality for less. Having said that, I think they should all brave the learning and try the UFS. 
I saw in the UFS video you mention that you know it's working when you see the air bubbles but then it cut out. I remember Imeo saying something similar, too, but I have never seen air bubbles in my tank. Keep in mind that mine works perfectly-- doesn't leak, doesn't run dry, and the flavor is fantastic.
What is it the air bubbles are telling you?
What is it the air bubbles are telling you?
@UFS video. It's not really necessary for atomizer holes to be inline with those openings on
connector. If you look closely you will see there is something like a tunnel when you screw in atomizer and liquid still get
inside atomizer even if holes are behind of walls of connector
connector. If you look closely you will see there is something like a tunnel when you screw in atomizer and liquid still get
inside atomizer even if holes are behind of walls of connector
merg, this was a so detailed, so informatible and so simple for the user video. You really did an amazing job there sweety! Thanks a lot for this big help. I am sure that you answered to many questions that UFS owners have
The only small mistake that I saw in the video is that there is no need for the holes of the atty to meet the 4 slots on the UFS connector because connector has this channel to allow liquid flow easily even if holes of the atty doesnt meet the slots. Zutma had a right here.
Exellent video my dear
The only small mistake that I saw in the video is that there is no need for the holes of the atty to meet the 4 slots on the UFS connector because connector has this channel to allow liquid flow easily even if holes of the atty doesnt meet the slots. Zutma had a right here.
Exellent video my dear
merg, this was a so detailed, so informatible and so simple for the user video. You really did an amazing job there sweety! Thanks a lot for this big help. I am sure that you answered to many questions that UFS owners have
Thanks Imeo! It means a lot that you think I represented them well. They really are beautiful mechanical marvels when you realize how each piece works in the whole.
The only small mistake that I saw in the video is that there is no need for the holes of the atty to meet the 4 slots on the UFS connector because connector has this channel to allow liquid flow easily even if holes of the atty doesnt meet the slots. Zutma had a right here.
Lining the air holes up may not be required for most combinations of juice and atomizers. There is flow still allowed in the gap.
But, I use all 1.5-1.8 ohm atomizers and 50/50 to 100% VG liquid. In my experience I can get perfect flow when those air holes are lined up; when they are not I am constantly opening the top cap until I see bubbles to get flow into the atomizer. I would argue there is improved flow when the liquid can go straight into the atomizer, especially with thicker liquid.
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That juice is displacing air in the atomizer, so getting into the atomizer.
I see them when I am pulling on the device. I can sometimes see them if I'm looking down sharply but it requires some contortion or a mirror. I always see them if I back the top cap off a little. You can't predict which side of the tank they will come up on though.
I am sure that a very thick liquid would work a little better if the holes are in the same line as the gap as you said my dear merg but this is impossible to be made because even if I make same threads to all connectors, I cant correct the atomizers's threads. Thats why I made this channel around connector to solve this issue
Thanks Imeo! It means a lot that you think I represented them well. They really are beautiful mechanical marvels when you realize how each piece works in the whole.
Lining the air holes up may not be required for most combinations of juice and atomizers. There is flow still allowed in the gap.
But, I use all 1.5-1.8 ohm atomizers and 50/50 to 100% VG liquid. In my experience I can get perfect flow when those air holes are lined up; when they are not I am constantly opening the top cap until I see bubbles to get flow into the atomizer. I would argue there is improved flow when the liquid can go straight into the atomizer, especially with thicker liquid.
Me too! Sham came round and set my UFS up for me on Saturday, but after watching Merg's great video, it's given me the confidence to take it apart for myself this morning and re-set it up . . . . with no problems whatsoever!
So thank you Merg!
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