Looks like a steal, but I personally hate all these 3rd party "linky clicky linky" sites and refuse to purchase items from them
That's going to scare the hell out of Joyetech.
Fit finish and quality of the entire experience hopefully will win out when all is said and done but Joyetech needs to realize that Kangertech has a very loyal following and a reputation in the industry as well. This is not some fly-by-night clone manufacturer treading on their turf but a major player in the industry capitalizing on an opportunity by recognizing that Joyetech has grown complacent and not kept up with the times in the Egrip market sector that they created. I have been telling Joyetech for at least 8 months they needed to redesign the coils, increase airflow, capacity, and introduce Temperature control and redesign the egrip to include both.I really don't think so.
The "fit and finish" on genuine Joyetech products has, to me, always been impressive.
there is no English version of that video. You might try translating the cc subtitles but it is auto translated by google so don't expect it to be right on with the translation.I'm in need of help.
I can't find an English version of a "break down" video for this egrip.
I'm in the mood to finaly drill out the chimney but I have to take the mod apart first.
This is the one with the subtitles I ever found. Only one I ever found that was worth anything. No need to disassemble. So long as Drip tip is removed & atty is out most filing from drilling would fall right out bottom of tank.
I have seen where some of these chimney tubes are slightly bent in order to center over the atty. If yours is, I'd be real careful not to drill out the side of the tube.
I think must of the restriction is right at the top of it but was never brave enough to drill it.