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I think the eRoll PCC is a vast improvement over any of the old 510 PCCs.
I kind of just want something "all in one" without the need to carry anything separately (at least for a day or night). I was thinking that if they could make the eRoll PCC about a half inch wider and increase the thickness 50%-75%, it would be close in size to a pack of analog 100's. That should give enough extra room (with some storage in the lid) for slots for a second battery, several cartridges and an extra atty. If I could have all of that right there in the PCC with my charging eRoll - I would be quite a happy camper.
I flush with hot water with a 3 ml syringe.
If you put the hot water in a white coffee cup and suck and flush into the cup, and you will see the chunks of crap that come out of it.
Then pop out the spike and do it again and you will see more chunks.
I pop the spike, dry burn the coil and then flush them separately. If you dry burn with the spike on you just scorch the wick. Unless you are using mesh, I guess.
If you put the hot water in a white coffee cup and suck and flush into the cup, and you will see the chunks of crap that come out of it.
Then pop out the spike and do it again and you will see more chunks.
I pop the spike, dry burn the coil and then flush them separately. If you dry burn with the spike on you just scorch the wick. Unless you are using mesh, I guess.
You didn't really throw it away did you??
A gutted pcc is just what is needed for Tober and others to enlarge their pcc to hold their junk.
Note to self: Buy a bottle of cheap vodka for cleaning purposes
The Grey Goose is a pretty expensive cleaning product
I think this is a definite improvement over the old style PCCs as well. But I don't want it any larger. I love the size and would hate to see it made wider or longer. I fill up the tank maybe 7-10 times per day. So it wouldn't do me any good to have space for a couple of tanks anyway. Maybe they could offer two styles, the slim one they have now and a wider version for those who need to carry more stuff. I'm already a happy camper with my eRoll and a small needle tip bottle.
I pulled part the pcc to see if there was more room. The most interesting thing I saw was that the hinge for the cover takes up about as much space as the eroll. If the hinge was a different design, there is room for another eroll or juice.
Which end do you pop the syringe into - through the spike or from the flat side?
Once it starts to involve taking things apart, I get lazy.
My guess is that the hinge design is the way it is to keep it closed snugly without need for a latch. My understanding is that the battery takes up almost all of the pace in the unit, so not much room to mod an existing one.
As with everything else vaping, we all have our various preferences. I get where you're coming from. Me? I'm the opposite - don't even want to carry a bottle, I'd rather just swap out a cart when I'm out. I'm fine with the bottle when at home (although I generally use my eGo there) or even in the office. But if I'm out for dinner / drinks, where I won't be chain vaping in the first place, I'm good carrying a couple of spare carts because I know I won't go through that much.
But yeah, a larger version would be a good alternate option. More choices are always better.
Eric, would the door come off pretty easy, without messing anything up?
I am considering taking the door/lid off of one of mine for use at home. I haven't wanted to bad enough to take it apart yet though.
Edit, Nevermind, I just did it.
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Me too ...
... but with a bit of determination the little keychain stealth vape ego (think 350 or 400 mAh) can be held in ones teeth ...
Me too ...
... but with a bit of determination the little keychain stealth vape ego (think 350 or 400 mAh) can be held in ones teeth ...
Yeah, I pretty much hold my eRoll in my teeth while vaping out of habit now. It would be nice if the tanks had a soft tip like say the Njoy King, but after a while I got used to it.
I actually hold it in my lips no problem. Maybe I have abnormally strong lips lol
So I was just taking apart a bunch of atomizers to dry burn them. Easy enough, but reassembling them is a bit of a PITA because the spikes are so tiny.. was wishing I had a tool to assist here, and it hit me.. I do: I took a tank and attached the spike to it. Made it tons easier! Was even able to push it all the way in without getting out the pliers to finish the job
The amount of force required probably messed up the tank, so I'll just keep this one around as an atty tool
The amount of force required probably messed up the tank, so I'll just keep this one around as an atty tool
To push the spike back in, I use a hobby knife (a butter knife would probably work as well) and press the atty between that and my thumb, and work my way around the spike to make sure it's going in evenly. I'm not sure I'm explaining this very well, so here is a pic. I use both hands when pressing it, but one had to take the picture.
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