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Are you using the 3ml syringe plunger for the plug? You said you enlarge the hole to 5'8"; is that a typo?
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It occurred to me that a carto condom plug, frequently referred to as a ".... plug", might make a perfect filler hole plug. Didn't try it yet as I haven't put filler holes in my tanks, but seems feasible. If this has already been suggested, please disregard.
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Thanks, I can't wait to use these 510 carts on my Provari. I've been using my Kr8 carts with an adaptor. It always bothered me having that space between the tank and battery.
Rut roh... scrambling back to da post to make that 5/16".
Thanx, owe ya one!
Actually the orignal post was 5 feet 8 inches, which made me figure it was definately a typo of some sort since that hole would be taller than a lot of people
Taller than me. LOL and 5/8" hole? I thought that's as big as my syringe. GOT it now 5/16" hole. Thanks again Iffy, for the information.Actually the orignal post was 5 feet 8 inches, which made me figure it was definately a typo of some sort since that hole would be taller than a lot of people
I need to try that size. My Father uses those syringes.
Tiny hole with a insulin syringe stopper in it. Works great!!
The end of the punger with the hole is a little bit wider, that needs to be on the outside, you can see it in the photo.
that looks awesome! that would be the way to go for sure. that makes the 3 ml syringe look massively huge now lol
I was looking for something smaller than the other one posted here. This might be the one.
The end of the punger with the hole is a little bit wider, that needs to be on the outside, you can see it in the photo.
Now, my bottle tips have a point on them. I've saved every bottle tip from every Tasty Vapor bottle I've ever had...they work fine in most vendors 30ml bottles. But, if you have the rounded tips in your bottles, you may want to run a thin nail through them to get the juice to do more than "drip....drip...drip" out.
Probably already asked/answered, but...
Do tank mods increase the life-span of cartomizers? Seems like my favorites (Boge LRs) only last between 8 and 10 ml of traffic before they seem to get clogged. Sure, it winds up being cheap compared to analogs, but i'd like to see a more efficient solution.
Do tank mods increase the life-span of cartomizers? Seems like my favorites (Boge LRs) only last between 8 and 10 ml of traffic before they seem to get clogged. Sure, it winds up being cheap compared to analogs, but i'd like to see a more efficient solution.
Yes, they seem to. Since I am using go-go cartos, I can take them apart to dry burn them once the taste falls off. They are lasting longer before that happens. When they do start to go downhill I can take the filler out, and I have yet to get any sort of burning or even brown marks on the filler while using a tank (without tanks I usually get at least a little bit of burn on the filler). So the cause of flavor loss isn't filler burning, but must be the atty getting clogged or the filler getting too sticky to wick properly. I'm definitely getting a few more days out of the cartos before any flavor loss though. YMMV.
Edited to correct egregious typos.
I'm actually thinking that they don't last as long. To me, since they stay wet, the filler seems to clog faster than it does when you run it dry and rewet it. My carto has only lasted a little over a week and it actually needed replaced a couple of day ago. I could normally get almost a 2 full weeks out of them before the tank.
I am a heavy vaporer and find some carto's out of the same box doesn't last as long as the others, without using them in a tank.
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