NEW RoyalSmokers C-E2 R4 Review, Tips, Info, Help, Video
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You need something small but sturdy. I use a small punch and work around the inside of the cup, gently prying up as I move around. It takes a bit of time but eventually it'll come up. Some people put them back in, but I find it too hard (and unnecessary). I replace the filler ring with the middle ring, flat side down.
The idea for this bottle mod is not mine. It is one that uses the spill proof ink bottle method. I don't remember who posted the idea for it, but I expect we'll find out in due time.
It is not completely foolproof, but in most cases it can be vaped in any position without leaking. The liquid level shown here is the maximum amount that it will hold without leaking in the inverted position. Any more than this and liquid can get in the inside tube when tilted. A good bit more juice can be used in it, the amount depending on how far it is tilted while in use. The inside tube is larger than the original tube, so the "bottle effect" still applies. Since it does not have a filler ring or any other seal on the cup, it works the same as vaping on an open reservoir.
It is not completely foolproof, but in most cases it can be vaped in any position without leaking. The liquid level shown here is the maximum amount that it will hold without leaking in the inverted position. Any more than this and liquid can get in the inside tube when tilted. A good bit more juice can be used in it, the amount depending on how far it is tilted while in use. The inside tube is larger than the original tube, so the "bottle effect" still applies. Since it does not have a filler ring or any other seal on the cup, it works the same as vaping on an open reservoir.
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Oh, hang on... it was Bad!
lol this forum is alll "bad" just diff screen names.... its like a little bad society..
br that's an 801 mouthpiece, right? Anything else inside it?
Edit: Lovely screenshot, btw...
Edit: Lovely screenshot, btw...
I should have known it was bad, heheh.Takes bow
Oh, hang on... it was Bad!
Anyhow, I thought the idea had some merit, even though I may not have said anything back at that time.
I've just modified it... (auto version... (manual requires no air pipe))
are you sure that drawing isnt my idea as well. it sure looks familiar.lolol
all kidding aside that might work, can we make one??
br that's an 801 mouthpiece, right? Anything else inside it?
Edit: Lovely screenshot, btw...
It is for an e-cigar. Don't know if it is the same diameter as an 801. The white tube is the cap for the cartridge. It has threads in it for the mouthpiece.
I thought you might like the screen shot, heheh.
Edit: Nothing else inside.
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hey bad, was this yours too?
I drew it, but I probably based it on one of your ideas...
I drew it, but I probably based it on one of your ideas...
I've just modified it... (auto version... (manual requires no air pipe))
Why not just leave the original air tube in place and wrap the mesh around it?
ok bad I just tried the 'poke your wick with a pin' method.
It did help with the vapor production, but did nothing for the taste. Seems like once that goes away all you can do is clean 'em up.
It did help with the vapor production, but did nothing for the taste. Seems like once that goes away all you can do is clean 'em up.
everyone knows that looks like my handwriting and artwork bano, just writing banjo on it isnt fooling anyone. lol
Banjo - that was my original suggestion (see below), but I wondered if it would spoil the capillary action on the wick. The air tube is only there to activate auto batteries - a manual wouldn't need any air tube - just a small hole in the mouthpiece.
Bad - it would be good to try and build an E2 Genesis. Raidy is very specific about the necessary materials though (and it looks like he's put in a huge amount of research) - most importantly the type and grade of steel mesh and the Kanthal wire coil.
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