When then tank is empty, remove the 4 small torx screws and you can pull the entire tank out and clean it. That way there is no chance of getting water in the device. Shouldn't affect warranty as there is no glue or anything on the top cover that would indicate it has been removed. Just remember the pointy screws go on the button side.
New Joyetech 20watt eGrip
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Only site that I know of that carries them is VapeNW. Adapter costs about $4.5 and shipping is a flat rate of $6.
Hmmmm... think I'll dig out my leather, and just make a harness for mine then. Want a way to put this on a lanyard during riding season. Will post pics of whatever I work up
Stupid quick question...I just got an egrip for Christmas. Is there an easy way to wash/rinse it out before I fill it? There is a machine oil smell that I am hesitant to vape.
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Well hell. I need another mod like I need another hole in my head. But gadget junkie that I am I just ordered an eGrip and RBA from Cignot. I need to stay from ECF.
yeah i did, it was a simple fix, i just used less cotton and now it vapes great! for those having issue with your RBA not firing, try using less cotton as it fixed my problem! i really love this thing now!
coming from a evod2 + c-twist. this is a huge step up!
also, as far as trying to turn it off, i just have to press the fire button slower and it's all good!
I was thinking of some way to loosen 2 top screws and bolt on a piece that you could put a lanyard through.
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Remove the small torx screws from the top panel and the entire tank section can easily be pulled out. I did this a couple hours ago to change flavors from a menthol to a non menthol. While I was at it, I rebuilt the coil. 28awg 13 wrap 1/16th micro. After installing, I screwed the rba base back in. With the tank section removed I was able to reach through the device and test fire and squeeze the coil together. Wicked it up and vaping up a storm!
Well, basic construction of the eGripkini is done. Going to sew a tab opposite the fire button, for attaching a lanyard. This is strictly for riding season: if I'm taking a hit at a stoplight and the light turns green, I can just let go...
Perfect. Thank you. So here's my plan to adjust airflow: Drill different-sized holes into these magnets
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00EWGPJT0...UTF8&colid=F33IS5NXVYEE&coliid=I219DO9FCXG7P7
and pop them into the well.
Do magnets drill OK? I've never drilled a hole in a magnet before, hence the question. Your idea looks good
Neodymium magnets
Drilling (or sawing) of neodymium magnets is absolutely not recommended. First of all, the material is brittle and fragile. Secondly, drilling causes combustible dust and, thirdly, the heat caused by the drill can possibly demagnetise the material.
I'll actually be heading to Sweet Vapes a lil later today to pick up an RBA base for mine
Yeah, upon further reading, that seems to be a difficult proposition. It looked like a good idea, but unfortunately not feasible.
Cignot is now offering the RBA adapter as well as a full kit, including the mod, RBA, as well as the adapter. For $62! Pretty sweet deal, I'm tempted to pick another one up. If anyone is looking to order an Egrip, this would be the kit to get!
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