I just saw that Toyota was moving their head office to my area, bringing about 4000 jobs with them.
Very cool for your area!
BTW: I love your bug. It is the only bug on my screen, that isn't real!

I just saw that Toyota was moving their head office to my area, bringing about 4000 jobs with them.
What the haps buddy! P has mentioned and discussed that there will not be a v3 flat top release at least not planned. Reasoning is due to the less visible air flow channels on the slotted cap. As much as I love the flat tops(I have many, one for each GP along with slottedQuick question to P, are you going to come out with a flat top cap for the v3?
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Great news LM. Our family are die-hard VW fans with Toyota running a close second. We've owned many.I just saw that Toyota was moving their head office to my area, bringing about 4000 jobs with them.
What the haps buddy! P has mentioned and discussed that there will not be a v3 flat top release at least not planned. Reasoning is due to the less visible air flow channels on the slotted cap. As much as I love the flat tops(I have many, one for each GP along with slotted< that is how cool I think they are! I tend to understand and agree with the release. But, if he decides too, I'm in!
Like I said I would be a fan of a GPin flat cap but, I am completely satisfied without.I would definitely and gladly get a flat top cap that accommodates a GPin. It's great that GP has been committed to compatibility across Paps releases (exceptions due better tolerances) and we can use a v2.5 flat top cap (I only have one) that is still offered, but it's tough to go back to telescoping pins when you've been spoiled by the GPin.
Again, I would buy a spare GPin if it was offered separately so I wouldn't have to swap out springs.![]()
You are talking about a complete GPin correct?
No, I get it brother. Makes complete sense. In fact, good idea economically. I am not that smart, I would just buy another V3 PAPSYeah. I know that it's silly, but then I could have one with the extended pin and one without, and it's a lot easier to swap out GPins then it is to open a GPin up and replace the spring. Don't get me wrong - replacing the spring is pretty easy, I just think that replacing a GPin would be easier.![]()
Hello GP world. Hope the day/night was great.
Wanted to point out, those from New York should get online and check out CASAA's call to action for NY.
The state government is looking to ban the internet sales of juice.
I would def get to fighting proactively, if they can ban a large soft drink it will be easy to for them to pass this crazy waste of money and resource law.
I realized something recently. For those of us that served, fought or fighting for Freedom, we are not free. Nor has there been a freedom fight for a very long time. There is no freedom of religion without persecution, there is no freedom of same sex relationships, there is no freedom of speech, etc. We just have fought to keep the same old crooked politicians in place. Meh, I could go on.
Sorry for the rant but, please stand up for your beliefs.
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We'll do it. The Xs up to # 1000 use a different screw, so we need to have 2 different negative posts as spares.
Yup and thats 4000 jobs we have lost. I'm a first generation immigrant and have lived in California since age 3 and appreciate what being in the land of the free and home of the brave has blessed me with and could never take for granted what the many men and women who have fought for this country and made the ultimate sacrifice for us. But things are just turning more and more to .... due to these politicians and government agencies. A democracy as I see it is when the views and values of the people are reflected thru the laws of the land. And it feels less and less like that everyday.
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See, THIS is why I love GP products. King P stands behind them 100%, even with something as trivial as offering positive/negative pins separately lol.
When you say they are different..is there one that is better than the other? And if so, can us that have a sub-1000 serial number use the new version of the negative screw?
Quick question to P, are you going to come out with a flat top cap for the v3?
Thanks
Hi P! Do you have a non-macro lens picture of the two screws for comparison? I'm just curious to know how they differ. My X's serial number is less than 1000 and its negative screw looks the same as that it the Paps v3, not including the silver plating. Thanks!
EDIT - the negative screw in my Paps X is definitely different from my Paps v3. The major diameter is smaller on the X's screw.
I would definitely and gladly get a flat top cap that accommodates a GPin. It's great that GP has been committed to compatibility across Paps releases (exceptions due better tolerances) and we can use a v2.5 flat top cap (I only have one) that is still offered, but it's tough to go back to telescoping pins when you've been spoiled by the GPin.
Again, I would buy a spare GPin if it was offered separately so I wouldn't have to swap out springs.![]()
We'll have spare GPins soon. The v3 top cap permits atomizers with bottom air flow to work properly. I know that most people use atties with side air holes, but honestly speaking, are the minuscule openings of v3 caps annoying enough to create the need for flat top caps?
Great news on the spare GPin - thanks!
On a v3 flat top cap, I don't know how many people would be interested, and it might not be worth your time to make them, but I'd buy one.
At this time, I only use KFL/R91s and RDAs that all have independent airflow.
We'll have spare GPins soon. The v3 top cap permits atomizers with bottom air flow to work properly. I know that most people use atties with side air holes, but honestly speaking, are the minuscule openings of v3 caps annoying enough to create the need for flat top caps?