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I kind of figured it was the sort of picture that would bring in some MODification
Besides, it's sans-clothes saturday...
I kind of figured it was the sort of picture that would bring in some MODification
Oh, how you tease.
What? Doesn't everyone participate in sans-clothes saturday?
My household participates in sane-sleep weekends. Ya know, after missing all that sleep during the week, we don't want the weekend to get jealous.
Mine measures 1.8 ohms, and vapes good at 3.3-3.5 volts. As long as I roll it around to keep it wicking...
After vaping these for about a week these are my observations. First thing is there is, at least on my 2, definitely a sweet spot for the amount of liquid in the tank. When I fill just up to the very bottom of the ceramic cup (I mean the very bottom, below wires, wick, etc) it gurgles like crazy. Blow it out. Starts gurgling again almost immediately. Once the gurgling stops and I have just a little over 1/2 tank left this thing hits like a dream with tons of flavor (comparing to a smoktech carto and tank the stone has a much better flavor to me). Now, once I'm about 1/3 full (still lots of liquid) I constantly battle with dry, nasty hits. Holding upside down helps but still. So, for such a big, nice tank I only get a small bit of it enjoyably. I'm using a lavatube and to keep from getting a burnt, dry hit I have to keep the voltage between 3.6 and 3.8. Any more than that is trouble. I believe the reason for this is that 1 of mine is at 1.5ohms and the other around 1.8ohms. They are supposed to be 2.1-2.3. I didn't test the resistance until after using for a week so I have no idea what it actually was when new. Usually resistance goes up after usage so might they have been even lower? I really want to like these but just can't at this point. Waiting patiently for v3...
I took one of the stone tanks apart put a visions extreme canter tube cut down to the size of the stone soldered the contacts filled 3/4 full and couple drips on coil let set and vape. No gurgles 3.0 ohms 3.7 or 4 volts good vapor, flavor, NO GURGLES.
no 1.3 ohms.
So I started looking at the differences from stone to the vision. The wick and coil sets lower in the ceramic cup and the connections for the wires are in the cup and there is no red and blue wire connecting the coil. The manufacturer had a excellent product in the vision line they just needed to incorporate it into the vision stone and much better Quality control
Just my observations
no 1.3 ohms.
So I started looking at the differences from stone to the vision. The wick and coil sets lower in the ceramic cup and the connections for the wires are in the cup and there is no red and blue wire connecting the coil. The manufacturer had a excellent product in the vision line they just needed to incorporate it into the vision stone and much better Quality control
Just my observations
Don't know what I was thinking when I made that voltage comment as nearly everything else I vape is LR DC unit which require the higher voltage to get the vapor and flavor they are capable of.
The Stone type vaporizer is about all the single battery VV units are good for. They have a significant voltage drop under load just like the fat bats no matter what volt you set them at. I'll stick with my MV VV box mods for my serious vaping.
Errol
I've got 2 of these on the way. I'm pretty excited since I HATE those fluffy carto tank things.
So I got my vision stone in today! filled it with a mix of mister e liquids caramel and apple. Screwed the tank on my lavatube so it was flush with the mod, waited 10 mins and then set it to 3.7v and began to vape!
The first few vapes were awesome! No dry hits , but then it started leaking out the bottom and then the gurgles!!
I ended up fixing the problem by using a 510-510 adapter, screwing the tank in to the adapter so the slots
In the bottom of the tank line up with the slots on the adapter. Dropped the voltage to 3.5 also! So far no leaks or gurgles and it vapes great at 3.5v. if you like a cooler vape that the ce2 puts out then this is excellent!
Also another thing to note is don't over tighten the top and bottom caps or the tank to the adapter or I have found this tank leaks like a civ!
The first few vapes were awesome! No dry hits , but then it started leaking out the bottom and then the gurgles!!
I ended up fixing the problem by using a 510-510 adapter, screwing the tank in to the adapter so the slots
In the bottom of the tank line up with the slots on the adapter. Dropped the voltage to 3.5 also! So far no leaks or gurgles and it vapes great at 3.5v. if you like a cooler vape that the ce2 puts out then this is excellent!
Also another thing to note is don't over tighten the top and bottom caps or the tank to the adapter or I have found this tank leaks like a civ!
I like the picture. I have never used one of these so I have a few questions. It looks like a giant CE-2 but it looks like it would come apart much easier being you can screw it off, I would like to know if you can replace the coil assembly and stem or do you have to buy the whole threaded bottom part ?? or buy a new whole vision stone again ?So I got my vision stone in today! filled it with a mix of mister e liquids caramel and apple. Screwed the tank on my lavatube so it was flush with the mod, waited 10 mins and then set it to 3.7v and began to vape!
The first few vapes were awesome! No dry hits , but then it started leaking out the bottom and then the gurgles!!
I ended up fixing the problem by using a 510-510 adapter, screwing the tank in to the adapter so the slots
In the bottom of the tank line up with the slots on the adapter. Dropped the voltage to 3.5 also! So far no leaks or gurgles and it vapes great at 3.5v. if you like a cooler vape that the ce2 puts out then this is excellent!
Also another thing to note is don't over tighten the top and bottom caps or the tank to the adapter or I have found this tank leaks like a civ!
it's a ce2 in a tank setup! the top and bottom of the tank are threaded along with the top and bottom caps, which all you have to do is screw them on. I haven't tried to take the whole thing apart but will once I'm done with this juice in here. I do remember seeing that the guys from gotvapes saying that they will be selling replacement ce2's and other parts for the stone tank though
Good to know. So you just unscrew the ce-2 from the base and replace it with a CE2, or is the replacement a little different?
i'm guessing you just unscrew the old ce2 and just screw in the new one! =]
The base and ce2 are a single unit and do not screw apart. The entire base assembly has to be replaced. You can't use a standard ce2.
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Thats kind of what I thought. Good to know. I sent in a ticket asking when the will get replacement bases and how much they will cost, because I don't want to buy a new complete unit when it quits performing, that would be to expensive to replace all the time. Have not heard back from them yet. Again good info. THANKS
As no problem, I'm still running revision one and have been following this in the various threads. Basically the replacement guts ARE coming, they made some updates based on consumer feedback and are working on different ohms varieties, and they should be in the 3 buck range(for just the innards)...if I remember correctly...so don't disembowel me if I am wrong.
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