Roxy said the base shouldn't be disassembled. You may not get it back together right. I didn't ask for details.
Merlin by Augvape and Roxy
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What she said was there were many parts to it and it's difficult to get apart, even more difficult to put back together. She also asked if you did get it apart to please don't post any pictures so it doesn't get cloned....
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I really wish mine was broken so I could risk destroying it.
I poked at it a bit. Looks like you'd need to go at it by removing the center of the deck from the afc/grasping ring assembly below.
I was able to move the deck side to side about 25% around but wasn't sure if it was pressed in place or perhaps the air hole (where the reducer screw goes) holds it together somehow.
I'm sure if the cloners are interested they have already broken it down. [emoji1]
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I scraped mine off with a razor blade. Came off easily and I can see my juice clearly now.
I have the black, cleaned in my ultrasonic cleaner, washed the glass by hand, no funky taste here. With a non dark juice I can see the juice holes, but need decent light, or a tiny flashlight. I like colored glass, but only when it's done properly. Once this one gets SCRATCHED up, I'll replace with a clear one, or find real colored glass.
Scratch that. Couldn't leave well enough alone and broke down the entire top side of the deck. The air tube looks to be connected to a plate where the copper + screw goes, with an insulator. In a roundabout way, the copper screw holds down the tube, and the positive post is screwed to the tube.
I gave it a couple of good smacks with a hammer. It's not going anywhere.
I did manage to move all the parts around so the augvape logo now aligns properly to the front of my mod. Not a total loss. [emoji1]
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Need a bigger hammer!!![emoji375] or try these [emoji379] [emoji378]
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Is it on the outside or inside. I didn't get it wicked right the first time but I did this time. It is pretty airy with the AF restricted out even shutting the air down quite a bit isn't it.
I thought it was kinda tight with it left in but maybe not. I'm running an 8 wrap 26awg SS 316L spaced coil in TC mode and seems to be pretty solid.3.5mm forgot that
The coating is on the outside
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Roxy, one of the designers of the tank requested no pictures, I'm just repeating her request.
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I'd have to agree that pictures are irrelevant to cloners by now, If they want to do it they already have an atomizer to copy. At this point disassembly info for future serviceability may be important. Once I receive my replacement deck I'll probably look into tearing it apart.
Don't want it taken apart with the possibility of a fix with pictures shown? Either make it right to begin with or make it right when you didn't. Honor your customers.
I like this tank.
However, when using it for MTL setting, the airflow need to close to very very small to get a good MTL hit.
Just a suggestion, it would be much easier to control the airflow for MTL if the design of the airflow holes is triangle.
However, when using it for MTL setting, the airflow need to close to very very small to get a good MTL hit.
Just a suggestion, it would be much easier to control the airflow for MTL if the design of the airflow holes is triangle.
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