I now refer to my pipe and a Mini Manly Pipe... I have another one in the mail from Dietsmokes... Can't wait to get some that GOOD vapor again! 
Love being on the pipe!
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AFAIK the name "Lady Pipe" stems from it's history, as this device was originally thought up/developed by Knutselpeter (of various E-vaping forums fame !) at the request of several ladies on some of the Dutch E-vaping forums.
They loved vaping the E-pipes available at the time but wanted something a bit more 'ladylike' and less bulky as they sometimes felt uncomfortable using the regular E-pipes away from home.
Hence the name "Lady Pipe", although I believe the manufacturer has actually always designated it as the "Mini Pipe".
I believe (from what I've read) that this is the origin of the name "Lady Pipe".
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They loved vaping the E-pipes available at the time but wanted something a bit more 'ladylike' and less bulky as they sometimes felt uncomfortable using the regular E-pipes away from home.
Hence the name "Lady Pipe", although I believe the manufacturer has actually always designated it as the "Mini Pipe".
I believe (from what I've read) that this is the origin of the name "Lady Pipe".
Cheers,
Silver
How long do the carts last or how much do they hold? Is there a standard cartridge and atomizer?
You would think that with the size of a traditional pipe that it would be the ideal all day, standard battery smoker. Hold 2 mg of juice and use a single AAA rechargeable battery.
Maybe someday.
You would think that with the size of a traditional pipe that it would be the ideal all day, standard battery smoker. Hold 2 mg of juice and use a single AAA rechargeable battery.
Maybe someday.
From: Pipe Smoking
"First Lady Pipe smoker, Rachel Jackson had accompanied General Jackson to Washington in 1824-25 when the Presidency was decided in the House of Representatives. Rumors about Rachel preceded her arrival in Washington, and the question arose as to whether the other ladies would accept her. Ultimately, they did call upon her. But she did not want to go to Washington in 1828, fearing that her inelegance at conversation, her pipe smoking, and general lack of refinement would reflect poorly on her husband, the new President. However, she did acquiesce to the urging of her friends and made plans to go. She went on a shopping trip and bought clothes appropriate for the occasion only to become ill and die on
December 22, 1828"
Real Lady Pipes available for sale at: http://www.pipe-shop.net/Shop/cgi-b...P1&start=1&t=temsearch_artikel_en&nsort=PREIS
I will stick my RoyalSmokers Lady Pipe!
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Hi Ramblin,
This Mini Pipe uses standard penstyle carts and atomizers, although it seems that some people are having trouble using some of the other penstyle atomizers with this device, whereas others have no problem with the exact same combination (very confusing
!).Personally I have been able to use penstyle atomizers from Janty, Sedansa and DSE801's with the Mini Pipe without a problem.
A good thing about this device IMO is that when it is performing well, it is possible to vape the carts completely dry without any fiddling with it at all. This makes it more efficient (again: when it is performing well !) than any of the penstyles I've tried so far.
Incidentally, I have been using this Mini Pipe for a couple of months now and there do seem to be some atomizer issues. It seems that some of the atomizers don't perform optimally out of the box and others either don't perform optimally for very long, or if they do, sometimes they die quite quickly.
It is to be hoped that the manufacturer will be able to address these issues without losing the fantastic flavour these atomizers give. I still can't for the life of me figure out why the flavour is so much better than with any other atomizer I have ever tried, anyone got any ideas about this ?
Cheers,
Silver
The pipe carts are almost identical to normal penstyle carts and consequently hold a good deal of liquid. They do seem to wick very well, which is one of the joys of the mini-pipe. They also have very comfy rubber mouthpieces. Ordinary penstyle carts do fit but can be a bit tight getting on and off. The pipe atomiser delivers a vape that is remarkably similar to smoking a pipe. Like all atomisers then can be a bit unpredictable and up & die on you, but the pipe community here are trying hard to find ways round that. Why? Because when working properly the vape on a mini-pipe atomiser is superb!
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They'd either need a much taller bowl, or a much longer stem, since the battery in the bowl is so short and squat, and the stem (which is barely AAA sized anyway,) is full of atomizer and cart. And I haven't seen any atomizers that can run at 1.2/1.5v
Still, an e-churchwarden would be very cool, and a 24" stem would allow for several AAAs (I might have a go at that if/when I get into modding
) It wouldn't slip so neatly into a pocket though.
Hi Ramblin,
This Mini Pipe uses standard penstyle carts and atomizers, although it seems that some people are having trouble using some of the other penstyle atomizers with this device, whereas others have no problem with the exact same combination (very confusing
Personally I have been able to use penstyle atomizers from Janty, Sedansa and DSE801's with the Mini Pipe without a problem.
A good thing about this device IMO is that when it is performing well, it is possible to vape the carts completely dry without any fiddling with it at all. This makes it more efficient (again: when it is performing well !) than any of the penstyles I've tried so far.
Incidentally, I have been using this Mini Pipe for a couple of months now and there do seem to be some atomizer issues. It seems that some of the atomizers don't perform optimally out of the box and others either don't perform optimally for very long, or if they do, sometimes they die quite quickly.
It is to be hoped that the manufacturer will be able to address these issues without losing the fantastic flavour these atomizers give. I still can't for the life of me figure out why the flavour is so much better than with any other atomizer I have ever tried, anyone got any ideas about this ?
Cheers,
Silver
I got two of these minipipes and it seems the treading are a little different on them...one of them excepts 801 atomizers much better than the other.
As far as the atomizer issue...I think it is switch/battery/atomizer compatibility issue. Vapeallday said that his perfectly good 801 ats were falling off a cliff in one day on his minipipe but would last when used with his penstyle battery. I think the minipipe atomizers were originally designed to be used with 801 batteries and they were slapped on the minipipe. It doesn't makes sense to me that in the last week I was using the minipipe I went through 3 original minipipe atomizers....It was heart breaking really....since I like this device so much. I think the battery of the minipipe is too powerfull for the atomizer they designed. Unfortunetly I don't have any 801 batteries too test and see if the minipipe ats would last longer with the 801 batteries.
I'm not sure that will work. the pipe atomizers don't draw well on either of my 801 batts (BE112 from best ecig and eastmall's 801). The hole design, looking down from the battery end, is different from regular 801s. The pipe has a notch near the atomizer thet it seems to breathe through and I think the atomizers need that and the 801 batts don't have 'em.
But as has been said, these just tatse so much better than the others. And it does wick the cart dry, so I just fill up once and it just lasts all day. The convenience and flavor means that I have not even looked at my other devices since I got this thing.
BTW, I have been lucky: I haven't had any atomizer issues since I got mine (8 days now).
fatman...If you are willing to put a small notch on the band of you atomizer...then it will work on an 801 battery. It won't ruin your atomizer...you will still be able to use it on your minipipe....actually the draw will be even better that way.
Really? I will try that. I have never modded these things. What woudl I use? I have a dremel - or is it as simple as using a chisel or file?
I forgot to add the ultimate would be if these atomizers vaped just as well with 801 batteries.
801 battery...switch and battery...$8-$10. The minipipe switch at least $30 (if they are eventually sold separately) and the battery $6...total cost $36. That is way too much.
801 battery...switch and battery...$8-$10. The minipipe switch at least $30 (if they are eventually sold separately) and the battery $6...total cost $36. That is way too much.
I used a Hacksaw...since I don't have a dremel...but other us a Dremel.
Thanks fatman...let me know how it turns out...IF these things last a long time on the 801batteries and they vape almost as good....that would truly be the ultimate.
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