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Rocky mountain vapor has a 20% off code and people say they add an extra cone. Exhale vapors had a good price. Litecigusa is kinda pricey on the kit but they have cheap accessories.
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Just received the eroll today - perfect timing as I have my twins christening tomorrow .
After I charged it - I tried to use it like an Analog as suggested by all you fine humans .
I loaded a few carts with 24mg WTA juice a vaped away (10 minute sessions every 20-30 minutes) and I can really see/feel how even the most advanced devices don't compare.
There is just something great about vaping such a small device with a lot of backswing like this one - then when you grab it again its going to give you the same exact consistent vape as before (as long as I remember to charge it )
For me at least - its hard for me to kick the analog habit but every cig a like I've tried for the past 4 years are a joke and barely give me any flavor or vapor.
Sure my provari and zmax and mech mods all give me the nic I need to survive but for me it never satisfied me because it always felt like I was vaping a toaster
This truly might change everything about the way I vape.
Hoping V2 has a slot for a 3ml bottle and another cart or 2 .
But so far 10/10 stars
After I charged it - I tried to use it like an Analog as suggested by all you fine humans .
I loaded a few carts with 24mg WTA juice a vaped away (10 minute sessions every 20-30 minutes) and I can really see/feel how even the most advanced devices don't compare.
There is just something great about vaping such a small device with a lot of backswing like this one - then when you grab it again its going to give you the same exact consistent vape as before (as long as I remember to charge it )
For me at least - its hard for me to kick the analog habit but every cig a like I've tried for the past 4 years are a joke and barely give me any flavor or vapor.
Sure my provari and zmax and mech mods all give me the nic I need to survive but for me it never satisfied me because it always felt like I was vaping a toaster
This truly might change everything about the way I vape.
Hoping V2 has a slot for a 3ml bottle and another cart or 2 .
But so far 10/10 stars
Glad you're enjoying it!! It certainly is a fantastic little device.
@JuniorNA
Wow, liked the way u put it!
Thank you ! I gave my post some thought as opposed to just vomiting incoherent words out like I usually do
I was rebuilding some of my attys and decided to try some of my 3mm silica in the spike of an eRoll atty. Got a new LR atty, pulled the spike and dry burned the coil. Pulled the primer soaked wick and mesh from the spike and rinsed it out. It was a little tough getting the wick threaded through the spike but finally got it. I primed it with juice and put it back together. Just finishing first tank of Halo Mystic and its vaping like a champ. No leaking or flooding like the mesh wick does at times. Also it keeps up to chain vaping without getting any dryness. If it keeps up like this I'm doing it to all my attys. The wick is from COV, I've always had good results with it.
Keep us updated. I am using the stainless steel, but its very finicky to get right. Would the 2.5mm fit better?
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I don't know if 2.5mm would be big enough, it might flood if not. You could give it a shot though, I've seen wick vary quite a bit in diameter even they they are said to be same size. I never measured any to check which was right. I'm curious about the bit of mesh around the wick inside the spike. I can't really see the purpose for it besides maybe helping to anchor the silica or possibly make it easier to thread. I'm not sure it hurts wicking action but I'm pretty sure it doesn't help it. It's still going strong after three tanks.
It's 50/50 and I mixed it myself.
Also my mesh wick is otherwise made from 28 mm piece of mesh, but its last 1 mm is just 14 mm. So it has thin head.
The idea is it isn't loose but it has thin head touching the coil to prevent dry hits.
I'm not sure if anybody understand.
Hard to explain, especially when English is not my language
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It's 50/50 and I mixed it myself.
Also my mesh wick is otherwise made from 28 mm piece of mesh, but its last 1 mm is just 14 mm. So it has thin head.
The idea is it isn't loose but it has thin head touching the coil to prevent dry hits.
I'm not sure if anybody understand.
Hard to explain, especially when English is not my language
I would think more mesh would result in better wicking. I use about 40mm and wicks well. If you put a small head you are choking the liquid and will wick worse, in my opinion
That is fine if you get that wide to work. I couldn't do it with 500 mesh, got always dry hits.
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