Thanks to my not being able to get a hold of a GG Stealth Cap for the foreseeable future, it got me to thinking and getting creative! 
I stacked a 510-eGo adapter and then a 510-510 extension inside of the collector tank (thanks to Tezcatlipoca for the discovery), which is the perfect height to bring the top of the 510-510 extension to just above the top of the adjustable draw cap, but I made sure that both of them were UNsealed so that any juice from a flooded carto would just drip down into the collector tank and also provide the air pathway that I needed for what I was trying to accomplish. I then stretched an appropriately sized o-ring over the small bit of the 510-510 extension that was exposed above the adjustable draw cap to block off the airflow notches in it to seal it airtight. I then used a special carto-tank that I have that not only fills just like a Vivi Nova (just unscrew the top cap and fill) but more importantly has its own built-in 510-connector in the bottom cap, so the punched carto itself simply screws into that inside of the tank. That way there's no chance of that o-ring that I used popping off since I never need to remove the base of the carto-tank (even to replace the carto) and it allowed me to screw it down pretty tightly to make sure that my seal against the o-ring was good. So now I've not only got a nice carto-tank setup going on my GGTS that will collect any juice that leaks out, but the best part is that I now have working airflow control with the built-in control ring on the GGTS! My only wish is that they made those carto-tanks in silver metal instead of black plastic and that I could get a hold of an extension to use an 18650 with my Kick in it instead of these little 18500's!
I stacked a 510-eGo adapter and then a 510-510 extension inside of the collector tank (thanks to Tezcatlipoca for the discovery), which is the perfect height to bring the top of the 510-510 extension to just above the top of the adjustable draw cap, but I made sure that both of them were UNsealed so that any juice from a flooded carto would just drip down into the collector tank and also provide the air pathway that I needed for what I was trying to accomplish. I then stretched an appropriately sized o-ring over the small bit of the 510-510 extension that was exposed above the adjustable draw cap to block off the airflow notches in it to seal it airtight. I then used a special carto-tank that I have that not only fills just like a Vivi Nova (just unscrew the top cap and fill) but more importantly has its own built-in 510-connector in the bottom cap, so the punched carto itself simply screws into that inside of the tank. That way there's no chance of that o-ring that I used popping off since I never need to remove the base of the carto-tank (even to replace the carto) and it allowed me to screw it down pretty tightly to make sure that my seal against the o-ring was good. So now I've not only got a nice carto-tank setup going on my GGTS that will collect any juice that leaks out, but the best part is that I now have working airflow control with the built-in control ring on the GGTS!
My only wish is that they made those carto-tanks in silver metal instead of black plastic and that I could get a hold of an extension to use an 18650 with my Kick in it instead of these little 18500's!
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