JAC Vapour Series-B DNA 75w
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I did notice during my ordering time that I had to keep changing the currency back to usd. It seemed like every step it went back to pounds. I wonder if that how it ended up costing me the conversion rate. Oh well, like you said --Its done and on the way. Fingers crossed that everyone gets their packages without incident.
Thanks for the suggestion but I told them to cancel and refund which they did immediately, with apologies for an issue not their fault.
I didn't want them to keep wasting postage.
We get to the UK at least once a year. I will just buy one on the next visit.
Given the Gottliebish state of our legislative possibilities, they'd need to have their kilts checked if they made a decision to establish a presence in our once great republic.
Congrats, Dave, and I hope you like it.
We've sure talked it up enough so I'll be a bit embarrassed if you don't, but I guess that's the way the vapor dissipates (as they say).
At least he has someone to blame if it turns out to be a trainwreck.Congrats, Dave, and I hope you like it.
We've sure talked it up enough so I'll be a bit embarrassed if you don't, but I guess that's the way the vapor dissipates (as they say).
Congrats, Dave, and I hope you like it.
We've sure talked it up enough so I'll be a bit embarrassed if you don't, but I guess that's the way the vapor dissipates (as they say).
It uses the same processor (Evolve) as the Hcigar I have. Since I took the Hcigar VT75 apart and cleaned and tightened all the mechanical electrical connections it hasn't burped even once. Assembly line screw-ups can affect the reliability of any product. My experience with the VT75 gave me the assurance that the Jac Vapor will be even better. I fully intended to buy a higher end Evolv based mini someday. This is it.
Without a doubt, DaveP. Magnets notwithstanding.
PS. With all the fuss and muss, I STILL love and use the Hcigar Nano VT75 (aka FRED) mods. Go figure.
Without a doubt, DaveP. Magnets notwithstanding.
PS. With all the fuss and muss, I STILL love and use the Hcigar Nano VT75 (aka FRED) mods. Go figure.
Battery door magnets respond really well to clear two part epoxy. Superglue gel is good, too. The thin superglue ... not so much unless it's applied really well and the magnet is s snug fit.
I had a SMOK 200W big box mod several years ago. The battery door was about 4"x3" and the magnets were held on with what looked like double stick tape. They kept coming off and I glued them all back on with clear epoxy. That worked until the electronics died. Go figure ... SMOK technology, design, and implementation. It was destined from birth to an early demise.
FWIW, Ace Hardware sells a two part epoxy that comes in two tubes. Most of what you find these days is in packets. I like it because you can mix up what you need and the rest stays fresh in two individual squeeze tubes.
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The tank is good from a flavor perspective. It's easy to fill, but be careful of the little O ring on the chimney. It's easy lose. The drip tip is part of the top cap, which isn't great, but there are different sizes. But the killer for me is the 2ml TPD limit.
Thanks Bronze. It actually looks a lot better in person too. The colors don't transfer well.
It fits for the hands to which it's heading.
The only thing missing is the white spots that are on the backs of the ears of every tiger. They say it looks like eyes to any would be harasser. Just in case if the tiger isn't looking their way.Thanks Bronze. It actually looks a lot better in person too. The colors don't transfer well.
It fits for the hands to which it's heading.
THAT'S GREAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I'd not seen that before, but MAN, that was Betts leading a Zumba class!!!!!!
!I think you need to offer this as service to the members--for a fee of course--since you are so good at it. I shudder to think what one would look like should I try it. I'd probably seal shut the battery compartment and cover the screen.
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