Innokin Platform Zlide Tank - Amazing & Affordable MTL Vaping with Z-Plex coils
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I havent, I am using 60vg, but on youtube I saw a review of GrimmGreen and he was using 80vg and said it is working great.
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I've watched the video. But someone mentioned on the comment that the base is 80% VG. So after mixing it with some concentrate it brought down the VG percentage to 65 or something.
I'm asking this because some people got dry hits even with 60% PG
I'm asking this because some people got dry hits even with 60% PG
I'm vaping an 80VG (actual) juice right now using the new 3D coil and it's wicking perfectly in the Z-Biip.. it should wick the same in the Zlide.
How much have you vaping?
Maybey got a bad coil, I've been going nearly a week on my first one
not that much but i have to admit that after one day i took it out to try the other coil, maybe the Plex did not like that but still seems quick to me, the cotton doesn't look burned when looking inside, so maybe the two burned hits were my butts playing tricks on me... will try it again to see if it really burned.How much have you vaping?
Maybey got a bad coil, I've been going nearly a week on my first one
Had to on this one, its burmed unfortunatly. Not blaming the coil just yet, maybe I should have left it and not get overexcited to try the 1.6ohm coil. I did saturate the coil everytime I put it in and I have been using 60vg liquid. Good news is that I personally like the 1.6ohm more since its more restricted.
A question for Innokin and @pbusardo, was the hole marked on below picture initially intented to adjust airflow on the coil with? Or is it just there for build reasons? It seems easily moveable with a tiny pin or screwdriver.
My Zlide is on its maiden vape.
I find the 3D 0.48 ohm coil provides better flavor than using the 0.48 with the Zenith — YMMV.
One of the reasons I wanted the Zlide was because it can be taken apart to wash — this was a bust for me. I was never able to get the top cap off to take the tank apart. In addition to the screws being extremely small, I believe it is not a phillips and some other type of screw driver. My knowledge of screw drivers is limited to the phillips or straight edge. Because the screws are so tiny, it is difficult to see the design in it to determine what type of screw driver or size is required. It would have been nice if Innokin included the proper screw driver as I cannot imagine this is a costly item.
The draw on the Zlide with the 3D 0.48 ohm coil is slightly tighter for me than the Zenith — partly due to the four AF holes vs. five I believe. I do prefer an airy MTL draw however since I am finding the flavor better than using the 3D or Plexus 0.5 coil with the Zenith, I can live with a slightly tighter AF. For both the Zlide and Zenith, I vape with all AF holes open.
I would have preferred the diameter of the Zlide to be 24mm like the original Zenith. I like being able to use my own drip tips in addition to mods and not being restricted. I am vaping at 15W vs. 16.7W with the 0.5 ohm coil on the Zenith. Whether I will go up on the wattage with the Zlide, it is too early to say.
Will I buy another Zlide? In a heart beat without question if it was 24mm— 22mm not so sure. The 2ml capacity does not bother me because these tanks are not juice guzzlers. In addition, the top fill makes it very easy to refill.
Everything about vaping is subjective.
I find the 3D 0.48 ohm coil provides better flavor than using the 0.48 with the Zenith — YMMV.
One of the reasons I wanted the Zlide was because it can be taken apart to wash — this was a bust for me. I was never able to get the top cap off to take the tank apart. In addition to the screws being extremely small, I believe it is not a phillips and some other type of screw driver. My knowledge of screw drivers is limited to the phillips or straight edge. Because the screws are so tiny, it is difficult to see the design in it to determine what type of screw driver or size is required. It would have been nice if Innokin included the proper screw driver as I cannot imagine this is a costly item.
The draw on the Zlide with the 3D 0.48 ohm coil is slightly tighter for me than the Zenith — partly due to the four AF holes vs. five I believe. I do prefer an airy MTL draw however since I am finding the flavor better than using the 3D or Plexus 0.5 coil with the Zenith, I can live with a slightly tighter AF. For both the Zlide and Zenith, I vape with all AF holes open.
I would have preferred the diameter of the Zlide to be 24mm like the original Zenith. I like being able to use my own drip tips in addition to mods and not being restricted. I am vaping at 15W vs. 16.7W with the 0.5 ohm coil on the Zenith. Whether I will go up on the wattage with the Zlide, it is too early to say.
Will I buy another Zlide? In a heart beat without question if it was 24mm— 22mm not so sure. The 2ml capacity does not bother me because these tanks are not juice guzzlers. In addition, the top fill makes it very easy to refill.
Everything about vaping is subjective.
I like the zlide I bought but in my opinion, if you're going to say a tank can be disassembled to clean then you shouldn't need a screwdriver and a magnifying glass.
But you dont need to take off the screws to clean the tank, just to replace the rubber on the fill port. Just screw off the top with your hands...
I tried that and it would not budge. Will give it a try again later. Thanks.
If I understand you correctly, the screws need to be removed to replace the rubber piece. If this is correct, then the issue with the tiny screws is still there.
Is that mentioned in the manual? One shouldn't have to (know to) watch a YT video to find out these kinds of details.
Similarly, the screwdriver needed for the tiny screws should be specified in the manual.
Similarly, the screwdriver needed for the tiny screws should be specified in the manual.
Of course I watched the video on the Innokin website and none of my issues were addressed. I may need to use a rubber jar opener to twist the cap off as mentioned I tried and it did not budge. Thanks for the Busardo link.
No, not in the so-called manual. The good news is you do get two replacement screws in case you lose them.
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