New Genesis type atomizer by DID!
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Thank you sir. I won't be going away from .8 ohm. I'm spoiled now. I didn't know what I have been missing. My provari is collecting dust as we speak!!
It always happens sooner or later
Nothing like a "mechanical vape" and goodbye to random E1 E2 E8 E2 E1
Love the twisted on genesis
I like this setup
32 awg twisted
I waited and watched and read. Waited and watched and read. It's going to be time to get a POLDIAC that is all mine.
Jim. You take care of health believe me. I had a scare last summer that had me thanking Godi had quit smoking 2 years ago. I avoided the dreaded C word. Health and Family are THE most important thing in life.
Jim. You take care of health believe me. I had a scare last summer that had me thanking Godi had quit smoking 2 years ago. I avoided the dreaded C word. Health and Family are THE most important thing in life.
It always happens sooner or later
Nothing like a "mechanical vape" and goodbye to random E1 E2 E8 E2 E1
I hear ya!!! LOL!
It always happens sooner or later
Nothing like a "mechanical vape" and goodbye to random E1 E2 E8 E2 E1
Personally I like and use both, and both have their uses. I like mechanical for fuss free coil/wick setup then swap mods if required for adjustable voltage. Personally I don't always want a hard hit so its good to be able to adjust voltage, also the error message is a good thing and I like to know whats going on inside the Mod that I am holding and sucking on. If I want to vape @ 0.9 ohm I can use both 0.8 ohm I can't.
Hey Jim, just read this for the second time. Does this mean brass tubes, caps and button housing?
Word to the wise...
Just DID my Poldiac contact maintenance (nice and shiny). Put her all back together and pushed the button, yummy! Put her down to clean up and heard the sizzle of hot coil and juice. The button was stuck in and she was angrily firing away by herself. Pulled the batt and it stopped. Be sure to check the Delrin block alignment after rebuilds. It was fine when I was putting her together but it must have twisted just enough when tightening the larger flat contact to turn a little. Caught it quick so no damage done just a lesson learned.
Disclaimer: No animals were hurt in the making of this film...
Just DID my Poldiac contact maintenance (nice and shiny
). Put her all back together and pushed the button, yummy! Put her down to clean up and heard the sizzle of hot coil and juice. The button was stuck in and she was angrily firing away by herself. Pulled the batt and it stopped. Be sure to check the Delrin block alignment after rebuilds. It was fine when I was putting her together but it must have twisted just enough when tightening the larger flat contact to turn a little. Caught it quick so no damage done just a lesson learned.Disclaimer: No animals were hurt in the making of this film...
I like this setup
32 awg twisted
Neat setup Jim, what ohm's are you getting? looks like #400 wick
Word to the wise...
Just DID my Poldiac contact maintenance (nice and shiny
Disclaimer: No animals were hurt in the making of this film...
Well, the fact that Olly is allright is of course THE most important...
But I think your experiance might be very important for Jim in the development of the Poldiac.
And ofcourse for all Poldiacers out there.
Is it possible to show a picture what exactly you mean with the correct allignment?
I think it could be very helpfull...
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Word to the wise...
Just DID my Poldiac contact maintenance (nice and shiny
Disclaimer: No animals were hurt in the making of this film...
I cleaned nice to. Not sure how good I did working the same.
Tony
You're going to love it, YankeeBobo!
Thanks for the headsup on the button, CloudWizard! I'll be cleaning mine after the 1st, when the bandwidth is paid up and I can watch Rick's video again. OR is there a new cleaning video up yet? That'd be really sweet if there was...
Hey Tony! Last night while driving home in the dark, with Poldiac in hand, I figured out how to find the button in the dark. I couldn't do it by "feel" either, but then it dawned on me (and this is where you, too, will probably give yourself a
) ... maybe if I push with my finger as I rotate the mod around... and sure enough, easy as pie. This will work in most instances, but, of course, I'm not familiar with your particular instance, but hopefully you, too, can plant that palm.
Thanks for the headsup on the button, CloudWizard! I'll be cleaning mine after the 1st, when the bandwidth is paid up and I can watch Rick's video again. OR is there a new cleaning video up yet? That'd be really sweet if there was...
Hey Tony! Last night while driving home in the dark, with Poldiac in hand, I figured out how to find the button in the dark. I couldn't do it by "feel" either, but then it dawned on me (and this is where you, too, will probably give yourself a
) ... maybe if I push with my finger as I rotate the mod around... and sure enough, easy as pie. This will work in most instances, but, of course, I'm not familiar with your particular instance, but hopefully you, too, can plant that palm.
You're going to love it, YankeeBobo!
Thanks for the headsup on the button, CloudWizard! I'll be cleaning mine after the 1st, when the bandwidth is paid up and I can watch Rick's video again. OR is there a new cleaning video up yet? That'd be really sweet if there was...
Hey Tony! Last night while driving home in the dark, with Poldiac in hand, I figured out how to find the button in the dark. I couldn't do it by "feel" either, but then it dawned on me (and this is where you, too, will probably give yourself a
Yea that's a good idea. I twist while I press.
. As far a cleaning. Maybe I'm lazy. But I don't get any juice leakage out of my Gemini so I didn't feel the need to take it completely apart. I did take the switch out so I could clean the pin in it and cleaned the other screws and the stainless threads.
What I did was separate the switch head. Remove both adjustment nuts then one big nut. Then hold your finger on the switch and turn the other nut out. Face the switch up an slowly let it com up the pull it out. Keep the housing the same way and the magnet inside doesn't move. Clean the ss threads with the switch in. Before or after. Up to you. Good luck.
Tony
I copy/pasted to notepad, to re-read repeatedly. It sounds easy enough, I think, ....Yea that's a good idea. I twist while I press.
As far a cleaning. Maybe I'm lazy. But I don't get any juice leakage out of my Gemini so I didn't feel the need to take it completely apart. I did take the switch out so I could clean the pin in it and cleaned the other screws and the stainless threads.
What I did was separate the switch head. Remove both adjustment nuts then one big nut. Then hold your finger on the switch and turn the other nut out. Face the switch up an slowly let it com up the pull it out. Keep the housing the same way and the magnet inside doesn't move. Clean the ss threads with the switch in. Before or after. Up to you. Good luck.
Tony
I like Brigit's idea of a video to go along with the printed word. How about it guys?
Oh! I keep forgetting to mention it, but I really like your new Avatar Tony!
Thanks that was the other day I gave my wife some romance. You know me such a jerk.
It's so easy. Even a uma can do it
Tony
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