Well guys...here it is...it's a little long...but I hope that you hang in there with me through the end. I show one taken apart and do a little refill demo. Enjoy!
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Great video. As always, you were very informative. I think I'll have to pass on this first edition unless improvements are made. It seems like it would be more of a hassle than filling CE2s. Granted, it's nice to be able to see how much liquid you have in the tube, but if you've been using the standard cartos for long enough you pretty much know when it's time for a top off. Hopefully they take into account your recommendations, but until then I don't think I'll bite.
Yes, but with my suggestion, that could be eliminated. Any condensation would have to remain in the main tank using my idea.
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I would definitely buy them right now to try it out, then after they perfect them using my suggstions, I would just buy more.
I second the idea of using the see through window with the steel ones. I think that is something that will happen down the line. Cracks seem to be a big issue with these "clearomizer" types.
I know that Drew asked for a one piece cap...so we should at least see that. Maybe even other plastics for the casing.
Sounds great. Keep up the good work guys. I'M ANXIOUS FOR THESE.
One week in...two are shot...plastic cracked and came loose from the battery connector.
I had these out with me all day today on a pub craw for a friends bday...very annoying to try and refill them hill out.
I ended up just switching to drippers half way through the day.
I had these out with me all day today on a pub craw for a friends bday...very annoying to try and refill them hill out.
I ended up just switching to drippers half way through the day.
Great video Sense Field! These things do look promising. It looks like it would be fairly easy to replace the tube with a syringe tube if you could find one with the correct inside diameter. I'd also like to see these in a longer version...
It's not rocket science for them to simply extend the center tube and make the end-cap a thicker one-piece design. Also, they need to just spend the extra bit of money to make these a stainless steel tube with a see-thru window as I said before. The base could be a uni-body design to avoid any chance of leakage, and the stainless wont crack.
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It would break if you dropped it.
Metal with a window is the way to go here...I have some prefilled versions that have stickers on them with a window cut out...I'll upload them here later...but it basically illustrates what they would look like made of metal with a window.
That would be cool...but I see a potential leaking problem with the window
Appreciate you being honest about them breaking. Also nice seeing you test with PG instead of Pure VG, and with a crap bat as well, haha. Was hoping a company would improve upon the CE2R4 design instead of just basicly copying its failures.
Thank God for MAP tanks 8)
Thank God for MAP tanks 8)
That would mean any overwicking would mean you ended up with juice in your mouth.
(It's not only for the condensation)
The condensation is only forming because the vapor has to pass through that gap between the seal and the end piece. A one-piece design would eliminate that gap, and thus the forming of condensation, as well as provide more space for more juice.
As for "juice in your mouth due to overwicking": There should not be any overwicking in this design if it's working properly, and even if there is, it would still end up in your mouth with the current 2-piece design, just maybe not quite as much.
Or keep the current 2-piece design, and add a little pull ring to the inner cap to make it easier to pull out with a pair of tweezers.
Like on an orange juice container:
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Like on an orange juice container:
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