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I think you'd like it.
And the dangerous thing? They're in stock right now.
$58.00 + shipping for a tank, and here I sit seriously considering ordering one...
I think I remember you asking what the inside of the tank is like in a different post. I may be wrong, but to me it looks like there is a polypropylene insert in it. That would explain why it can be used with any type of juice.
Yes, you are correct, I was the one asking about the insert. I was hoping the window was a glass insert or something.
Still a very interesting-looking tank -- probably the nicest looking of any tank I've seen on the Provari. I'm just not sure I can justify the cost for one single tank. I'd prefer to have a few in rotation with different flavors, but not at those prices.
It a stainless steel Ming. Here's a link to it. It goes in and out of stock pretty quickly, I have noticed. I love it. It's the one I use all the time now.
Yep, it is a bit expensive. I just cut a polypropylene tube and threw the caps from that tank on it. Looks pretty nice. Has a frosted look to it. Something different.
If anyone's interested, J-tanks are available in stainless now, with the (free) option of a Delrin tube with a "fuel gauge" laser-cut line to see juice level. Looks interesting, but still $40, a bit expensive to buy multiple tanks.
Loving the slap yo moma also. Makes it so easy to fill. I would love one of those steel mings, but damn that is expensive. Some day perhaps. I found I had to use a 510 to 510 space with my tank because it was snug against my LT and Prodigy. Made the draw tighter. Do you have that problem with your Provari? Seems like it is pretty snug against the body. Looks beautiful though. Some day I will sell my prodigy and LT and just go with a provari.
No, it's not that way on the ProVari. There is a small gap between the tank and top of the device. Just enough so that doesn't happen. I agree with you on the Slap Yo Mama. I use that a couple times a day. Really makes things easier and no worries about shaving the o-rings.
what does the slap yo mamma thingy do? i can't figure it out? i have the DCT v2 and i don't know why/how it would be hard to get a carto into it...?
what all can the sym tool be used for? like what are all the uses for it?
what all can the sym tool be used for? like what are all the uses for it?
I ordered one of these tanks today. Got mine in the polished finish for my Satin Black ProVari. I already have 2 liquinators and an Act V4. Since I've recently found an affection for cinnamon I wanted a second "Any Juice" type tank. Also ordered the Slap yo' momma tool.
To answer the question above....
It helps with feeding the carto into the tank without shredding the o-rings, same with filling. Just replace your drip tip with it and push down, no worries about shredding the o-rings. Then push back up from the bottom and the sharp edges won't shave the o-ring because they are covered. Third, it acts as a stopper for your back up tank so the juice doesn't dry up inside. Pretty handy dandy if you ask me. It will probably pay for itself in my house in 3 weeks.
To answer the question above....
It helps with feeding the carto into the tank without shredding the o-rings, same with filling. Just replace your drip tip with it and push down, no worries about shredding the o-rings. Then push back up from the bottom and the sharp edges won't shave the o-ring because they are covered. Third, it acts as a stopper for your back up tank so the juice doesn't dry up inside. Pretty handy dandy if you ask me. It will probably pay for itself in my house in 3 weeks.
The adapter goes onto the carto when you install into the caps, it is at least the same diameter as the carto or maybe a hair bigger so it allows your carto to glide thru the o-rings with ease, leave the tip a hair above the upper cap and tilt to the side and lots of room to add juice, then glide up thru top cover, remove it, add drip tip and the job is done and your ready to vape. If you go to big daddy vapor they have a nice video to watch the whole process.
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