Leo if it's working for you that's great...patience isn't one of my strongest qualities
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I need a couple of short drip tips, brushed finish for my KF mini and spheroid. Any recommendations? Of course I found some I love from Ohman but they're pretty pricey.
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Leo if it's working for you that's great...patience isn't one of my strongest qualities
Nor mine....
When I don't need something, patience is easy to come by. I didn't NEED that KFC... I wanted to give it a shot. If some of my gear broke and I was left stranded... like a blown charger or something... I wouldn't be so accommodating.I have plenty of juice... gear is in good shape... so I can wait a few weeks.
Leo there's something I discovered about the R91% clone that FT sells , I replaced the crappy screws on my FT 3.1 with after market stainless screws but the screws on the R91% clone have a different pitch and the heads are soft and easily stripped , you can get replacement screws for it from FT for 62 cents for two but you have to wait 4 weeks to get them , the replacement screws for the 3.1 from Mr. Metric cost me 7 cents a piece and I had them within a week , that's a deal breaker for me , also the airflow on the R91% is much tighter and I can't get the flavor out of the R91% even with an identical build , also the positive block on the R91% is higher than the negative , you'll have to replace the insulator to remedy that , I did recommend the R91% to RJ because of the tighter draw but I have to recind it due to these issues , stick with the 3.1 is my recommendation now , the tobeco FT R91% is not worth the money .
Gosh, I see the shorties all over the place. Nice brushed ones. Can't think of where off the top of my head. Yes, some are very pricey. I think MP has some and I'm guessing he was budget conscious when he got them. Well, maybe not MP but his girl was.
OK, just got a 5ml syringe with a 16ga blunt tip. I had been using 18ga for a long time. The 16ga is definitely better. Knew it would. So if any of y'all are getting a fill syringe, get the 16ga for e-liquid. I could see going to 14ga if you have high VG. But the 16ga is fine for 70/30. 18 is too but the 16 is even better.
Vapemail !!! Just got my hcigar 3.1 in , nice zippered ballistic nylon travel case it came in , I'm liking the sandblasted matte finish on it , it's substantially heavier than my FT 3.1 clone , thicker steel used , it's apparent by comparing tank sections side by side , threading is excellent , butter smooth , lines are not as obvious , finer machining is apparent as well , that being said the threading on my FT 3.1 is also very smooth but the R91% tobeco clone threading is crunchy and would be easy to crossthread . BK has one of these coming so I'm going to rely on him to post photos . But I gotta say this is an impressive piece of gear , I haven't even cleaned or built it yet and I already want another one . I'll report back later after I get it cleaned and built
Do you know if they have a "Lite" version? For clones, they are priced pretty high huh?!
Might all be the same link but here you go Dusty , these people ship quickly , gotta thank Dreamreaper for this find . HCIGAR Kayfun 3.1 | Luxor Vapes
Nope I owed BK for some work he did and he decided he wanted this in place of cash so I ordered it for him same place I got mine .
No lite version yet but I'm expecting they will have one shortly .
Retic got his from Hcigar and he ordered one for me also from same place mine will be arriving in a few days. I have the R91C from Fastech and he has the 3.1 from fasttech also.
Hcigar has the EhPro 3.1 lite
OK finished setting up the hcigar 3.1 with a 30ga 2.2 ohm microcoil wicked with organic cotton ball and filled with Huntsman , no leaks or weeping to be seen , vapes on par with my FT 3.1 which is to say awesome , but I'm really liking the better build quality of the hcigar , if I had anything negative to say it would be about the choice of post screws , they seem to be rounded underneath the head somewhat but they don't seem to be prone to stripping , still replaced them with cheesehead screws and nuts so capturing the wire is a piece of cake so all in all I'm impressed and very happy with this atty , big thumbs up on this one .
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