I noticed the silicone cap was already inside the black tube that holds the drip tip upside down. Is that the way it should be used or should we attach to the top of the ce2 cup like normal?
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Yes, upside down is the way.
It is actually the silicone cap set in the ceramic cup on the CE2's that make you get dry hits.
If you put it upside down, this will allow liquid to get to the coil, rather than you having to wait
for it to wick.
Also, if you line up the wicks to top and bottom,,, everytime you take a drag, the coil will re-wet.
It is actually the silicone cap set in the ceramic cup on the CE2's that make you get dry hits.
If you put it upside down, this will allow liquid to get to the coil, rather than you having to wait
for it to wick.
Also, if you line up the wicks to top and bottom,,, everytime you take a drag, the coil will re-wet.
Can someone explain this?
I think what Rob means is to line up the wicks from top to bottom as they go into the slots of the ceramic cup.
Is this correct?
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No, I believe he means that as you take a drag, and are holding the e-cig horizontally to your mouth, if one of the two wicks is facing straight down, and one facing straight up, it will draw the liquid right on top of one of the wicks (the bottom one specifically), right to the edge of the cup.
Its not crucial to line it up like that, just helps a little.
When the juice level gets low, it also helps to just turn it upside down (and I kinda roll it around at the same time) to really draw the last bits of liquid up to the top of the wicks.
Its not crucial to line it up like that, just helps a little.
When the juice level gets low, it also helps to just turn it upside down (and I kinda roll it around at the same time) to really draw the last bits of liquid up to the top of the wicks.
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It took my some time to figure it out...but I did. I even cleaned the ce2 thinking it was a nasty hit. *It was the operator-me. I am bookmarking this so I can ask questions when I need to replace ce2 later on. 
I am using it on a buzz and it works well. (3.O ce2). No leaks...I even set it on its side for hours to test...nada.
I am using it on a buzz and it works well. (3.O ce2). No leaks...I even set it on its side for hours to test...nada.Got my new GP-SSR in the mail today. Cut down an R4 E2 and screwed it into SSR, screwed the converter onto the assembled SSR, filled the tube with my usual Cinnamon Ceylon 50/50 juice, placed the top cap on and inserted the DT. Tipped it and rolled it around awhile to ensure the wick was saturated and juice to the coil. First impressions. . .not very impressed with it. Not sure if it's the converter or what. I'm using my ProVari. I'm experiencing a very very hard draw. Other converters I've used I've been able to adjust for a tight draw by unscrewing the bottom terminal, or just pulling it down some with a paper clip. This converter doesn't appear to allow any adjustment. It's working, but my you know what is starting to pucker. I wish this thing came available in native 510 threads. JHMO
Cheers,
otrpu
Cheers,
otrpu
otrpu,
The adapter/converter is adjustable on the top side, where the SSR connects to.
It has a flat head screw type there, that you unscrew a bit if necessary.
If that doesnt work, then you can try to screw the adapter/converter to the provari first,
and then screw the SSR onto the adapter/converter.
OR, you can get a different (probably tighter) draw if you screw the adapter/converter
to the SSR first, then onto the provari/battery.
The adapter/converter is adjustable on the top side, where the SSR connects to.
It has a flat head screw type there, that you unscrew a bit if necessary.
If that doesnt work, then you can try to screw the adapter/converter to the provari first,
and then screw the SSR onto the adapter/converter.
OR, you can get a different (probably tighter) draw if you screw the adapter/converter
to the SSR first, then onto the provari/battery.
Oh wow - thanks for that tip Rob. I had experienced the same thing, but then found that the draw lightens up perfectly if I just unscrewed the SSR just a touch. But I just tried unscrewing the inner part of the adapter a half turn, then screwed on the SSR all the way, and its a nice easy draw now!
Tried all that, it's some better now. Thanks. Still wishing for native 510, I hate using adapters. And I need an XL tube. A regular carto doesn't hold enough juice to make them worth my while. 4 mil minimum, 5 mL would be better. JMHO
Cheers,
otrpu
Cheers,
otrpu
Cheers,
otrpu
Cheers,
otrpu
The only thing I can say is MAP.
It has a native 510
But I cant recommend it. Never tried it myself.
The SSR is designed to use the adapter so you can adjust airflow.
Without it, you cant.
It has a native 510
But I cant recommend it. Never tried it myself.
The SSR is designed to use the adapter so you can adjust airflow.
Without it, you cant.
This is what makes the GP-SSR so much better than the MAP tank.
Along with the easy to change out CE2's
And being able to use clear or steel CE2's.
The GP-SSR Rocks!
Thanks Rob.
Edit to add:
With the GP-SSR I can pick it up from the tank and not have to worry about it falling apart, with the MAP tank I felt if I picked it up from the tank it would slip off of the O-Ring and fall apart.
The MAP tank has its good points too, But due to the airy draw I prefer the GP-SSR, it has that perfect draw and it awesome!
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I'm using it on a buzz with 901 threads and it won't make a connection. It works fine when I put it on a 901 to 510 to 901 adapter, but it starts to look a bit....."giraffe like?" any ideas?
apparently I didn't read enough, I see that it's recomended to use the 510 adapter so I guess I'd better shell out another $20 for a 510 cap for my buzz....man I thought I was done spending on my vaping for this pay period. 
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!!It might be cheaper to go with a 901 extension.
I am not positive, but madvapes may have some, and also the shorty- forget the actual name.
EDIT --- Ohhh shoot, maybe a 901 to 808? Do you have one of those lying around?
2nd EDIT, madvapes only has the 510 shorty.
I would say the 901-808 should work, hmm.
I am not positive, but madvapes may have some, and also the shorty- forget the actual name.
EDIT --- Ohhh shoot, maybe a 901 to 808? Do you have one of those lying around?
2nd EDIT, madvapes only has the 510 shorty.
I would say the 901-808 should work, hmm.
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i LOVE my SSR tank, this thing is great. this thread has just help make it that much better. THANK GUYS and thanks GP for this great product.
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