You put them in a tank.
Nope, he was being sincere. It's all you have to do with any of our cartos. No need to prime and take all those extra steps. Basically slide the carto into your tank, fill the tank and apply the top cap and let it do the work. If your using a plug set up, then just grasp where tank meets body and take a primer puff.Hi 5card,
Sorry I have to ask since I cannot hear tone of voice in a forum post but were you being serious or was that sarcasm? I guess if it's got no filler then no need really to prime but I'm guessing you will at least want to let it sit for a minute or 2 to let the wick soak up a bit of juice?
Nope, he was being sincere. It's all you have to do with any of our cartos. No need to prime and take all those extra steps. Basically slide the carto into your tank, fill the tank and apply the top cap and let it do the work. If your using a plug set up, then just grasp where tank meets body and take a primer puff.
The general public really should of adopted the sarc mark
No you don't have to. The concept is to start the auto feed process. Cartos get their air from the 510 fitting. You want to fill the tank, then cut off the airflow to pull the liquid into cartomizer by force or in this case suction. So since the air is coming from in between the tank and your device you want to grasp the area and take an inactivated draw. You will see a few bubbles rise from the port and will be good to go for vaping.Sorry but still confused. I will be using Ibtanked and I do not remove the top or bottom end caps at all. So basically slide the carto into the tank, fill the tank and that's it? I do not place any ejuice in the carto at all?
Hi 5card,
Sorry I have to ask since I cannot hear tone of voice in a forum post but were you being serious or was that sarcasm? I guess if it's got no filler then no need really to prime but I'm guessing you will at least want to let it sit for a minute or 2 to let the wick soak up a bit of juice?
Sorry but still confused. I will be using Ibtanked and I do not remove the top or bottom end caps at all. So basically slide the carto into the tank, fill the tank and that's it? I do not place any ejuice in the carto at all?
Its all about positive and negative air flow. The resistance of the liquid vs the flow is enough to keep it in. It only feeds as the juice in the coil/wick is depleted.I ordered up 5 with no filler and 5 with the dual coils. Can't wait to try them out.
Wondering how the no filler ones avoid flooding in tanks. I guess it would operated like a sophia?
Its all about positive and negative air flow. The resistance of the liquid vs the flow is enough to keep it in. It only feeds as the juice in the coil/wick is depleted.
So, although there is no polyfill in these cartos, there is still a wick by the coil...maybe like how a clearo has one? Or is this like a drip atomizer with no wick at all. Still trying to grasp this...Its all about positive and negative air flow. The resistance of the liquid vs the flow is enough to keep it in. It only feeds as the juice in the coil/wick is depleted.
So, although there is no polyfill in these cartos, there is still a wick by the coil...maybe like how a clearo has one? Or is this like a drip atomizer with no wick at all. Still trying to grasp this...
They have have a wick although not much of one im guessing. Ill take one apart once mine get here. Im guessing the internals are similar to a protank style coil. Mine will probably ship tomorrow. If noone beats me too it Ill post a pic as long as Isaac is cool with showing the internals. I know he put alot into getting these made.
Well, there was a new fillerless carto that was marketed about a year ago which I tried. The bottom inside looked like a drip atomizer - no wick, just coil. Some people were able to use these successfully if they were using a high pg liquid (thin viscosity), but the vast majority of us were very disappointed in them.
Here's hoping that Isaac has come up with a design which works.