GP Series by VapourArt - Official Thread for GP Spheroid, GP PAPS, X, GP Piccolo, GP SnP and more - Part 2

[anavidfan]

Just in case, there is a PAPs X 1.5 with X ring for sale in the classifieds for a very good price....... NOT MINE

 

[Woody7781]

Not the best photos, but now I'm officially a happy owner of a paps ss v3! Too bad I just got into mech, I feel I missed out a lot!

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At least you started at the top. Welcome.

 

[sedge]

All I need is a Paps SS v3 to complete my quest.













:whispers...and a TiX:

 

[anavidfan]

I was just wondering what the DHL shipping cost vs reg slow mail is from Greece to the US?

 

[darksparkle13]

Thank to my bro I am now the pro owner of a GP med mode! Omg it is b e a u tiful!
Thank bro! Can't wait to get my batteries and fire this beauty up!
You rule!

 

[jrs99]

Thank to my bro I am now the pro owner of a GP med mode! Omg it is b e a u tiful!
Thank bro! Can't wait to get my batteries and fire this beauty up!
You rule!

Aww, you're welcome! I tossed some parts together and thought you'd like it
Let me know how you like the Grants Custard too.
Welcome to the family!
Guys, meet Sparkle. She's been my sister in law for almost 20 years now.
Now pics!!

 

[zzw26n]

Just in case, there is a PAPs X 1.5 with X ring for sale in the classifieds for a very good price....... NOT MINE

we have Classifieds?

 

[wildvet]

I was just wondering what the DHL shipping cost vs reg slow mail is from Greece to the US?

Dhl is 15 euro, which is about $20 right now. Not sure about snail mail.


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[jrs99]

we have Classifieds?

Ya. Although you don't see them unless you're verified.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/announcements-news/283955-how-become-verified-member.html

 

[zzw26n]

Ya. Although you don't see them unless you're verified.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/announcements-news/283955-how-become-verified-member.html

Thank you ... a couple more Post and I will privileges.

 

[jrs99]

Thank you ... a couple more Post and I will privileges.

Yep, they try to weed out the scrubs so that it's a trustworthy place to deal with.
Welcome, you'll hit that in no time here

 

[mssam]

Yes, the provided longer pin is for the 18490 batteries, just unscrew the brass cap of the GPin, remove the short pin, put the other one inside, tighten the cap and that's it.

wow, this thread does move fast! lol...so here's the scenario:

Now, that pin on the left that the picker is pointing to is what I'm assuming I should remove the short pin from because the pin on the right is the extra that is longer. Now, the problem is I can't unscrew the short pin on the left to replace it with the longer pin on the right. I don't want to grab the threads on the left with something like channel locks or needle nose pliers and damage the threads or coating , but that pin does push in. So I know it can move. However, a little guidance is needed just so I don't go astray. Can the pin shown on the left be unscrewed and replaced with the one on the right?

 

[yankeebobo]

Trying to preserve the naturalism in our lives it is aged custom dried maple with a lifetime coating to preserve it. There will be no issue of swelling or worry about spillage with these stands as they are a breeze to clean. I am confident brofro will confirm my words.

I definitely concur

 

[yankeebobo]

All I need is a Paps SS v3 to complete my quest.













:whispers...and a TiX:

Shhhh. Keep whispering

 

[landman2k1]

wow, this thread does move fast! lol...so here's the scenario:

Now, that pin on the left that the picker is pointing to is what I'm assuming I should remove the short pin from because the pin on the right is the extra that is longer. Now, the problem is I can't unscrew the short pin on the left to replace it with the longer pin on the right. I don't want to grab the threads on the left with something like channel locks or needle nose pliers and damage the threads or coating , but that pin does push in. So I know it can move. However, a little guidance is needed just so I don't go astray. Can the pin shown on the left be unscrewed and replaced with the one on the right?

Here is an exploded view that should help. Unscrew the threaded part from the middle.

 

[yankeebobo]

wow, this thread does move fast! lol...so here's the scenario:

Now, that pin on the left that the picker is pointing to is what I'm assuming I should remove the short pin from because the pin on the right is the extra that is longer. Now, the problem is I can't unscrew the short pin on the left to replace it with the longer pin on the right. I don't want to grab the threads on the left with something like channel locks or needle nose pliers and damage the threads or coating , but that pin does push in. So I know it can move. However, a little guidance is needed just so I don't go astray. Can the pin shown on the left be unscrewed and replaced with the one on the right?

Grip at the red marks and unscrew counter clockwise. Rubber bands will help if needed.

 

[Woody7781]

wow, this thread does move fast! lol...so here's the scenario:

Now, that pin on the left that the picker is pointing to is what I'm assuming I should remove the short pin from because the pin on the right is the extra that is longer. Now, the problem is I can't unscrew the short pin on the left to replace it with the longer pin on the right. I don't want to grab the threads on the left with something like channel locks or needle nose pliers and damage the threads or coating , but that pin does push in. So I know it can move. However, a little guidance is needed just so I don't go astray. Can the pin shown on the left be unscrewed and replaced with the one on the right?

The ring holding that pin in is what screws off. It actually is what is holding the pin in if you look at the edge of the spare. Follow me?
See how the whole unit the pick is pointing at is threaded?

 

[Mackoy 09]

wow, this thread does move fast! lol...so here's the scenario:

Now, that pin on the left that the picker is pointing to is what I'm assuming I should remove the short pin from because the pin on the right is the extra that is longer. Now, the problem is I can't unscrew the short pin on the left to replace it with the longer pin on the right. I don't want to grab the threads on the left with something like channel locks or needle nose pliers and damage the threads or coating , but that pin does push in. So I know it can move. However, a little guidance is needed just so I don't go astray. Can the pin shown on the left be unscrewed and replaced with the one on the right?

I had the same battery rattle issue with my paps v3 when I installed the 490 battery, but then I saw Perseas' post. You should be able to unscrew the short pin. What I did was I grabbed my dry microfiber cloth and used it to have traction on my grip. I have stubby fingers so it wasnt easy. I have no battery rattle now. Goodluck buddy! I discourage using any tool, but whatever works man. You can do it!


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[Nach]

Thank you! I am forming a Vaping Activist Group....VAH. Vapers against Hybrids .

I think VAG for Vaping Activist Group would suffice

 

[Cucco]

Thank to my bro I am now the pro owner of a GP med mode! Omg it is b e a u tiful!
Thank bro! Can't wait to get my batteries and fire this beauty up!
You rule!

Howdy! Welcome to the Family!