Newbie help/advice
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The MVP 2's are tough. Mine have been dropped down subway stairs. But, they do not have easily replaceable batteries, so if you get water in them, I imagine they'll be paperweights. Everything but a mech mod would be. Actually, just get some low ohm, stick heads for your stingray for fishing and water related activity. You get water on that, you'll need to toss the battery but the stingray itself should be good after drying.
Try getting the rings wet with a small amount of juice before you put the tank own, similar to wetting the gasket on an oil filter before installing it. Walk in shops are better to me, but im lucky to have 4 great shops less than 20 minutes away.
You might want to look into an E-LVT at some point for your outdoor activities. They are supposed to be waterproof and shockproof.
http://www.vaporbeast.com/e-lvt-beast.html
http://www.vaporbeast.com/e-lvt-beast.html
Is the Aspire also made of glass? Maybe something plastic would suite me best.
My kraken only leaks around the air holes. Otherwise I have noticed the o rings from putting the cap on and off are starting to miss little chunks here and there.
My kraken only leaks around the air holes. Otherwise I have noticed the o rings from putting the cap on and off are starting to miss little chunks here and there.
My mechs are at home things too. I think the MVP2 is a good buy. Been looking at it myself, and the iTaste VTR - which uses removable batteries but then not as powerful as the MVP2. Its built like a tank tho. For trips away a long lasting battery is a good thing to have. And a back up pv - even just a small one. Just in case.
You can replace the orings. If that's where it's leaking, then that's the easiest, cheapest thing to try.
my walk-in store charged me 55 for my aerotank. i llok into new o rings and wetting them with juice
Yes, but the BDC ET-S has a metal casing around the glass, which adds more protection. It's still around the same size as a Mini Protank 2, but just a bit tougher.
Woah! I understand they need to charge more, but that's crazy.
Down subway stairs huh Tinkie?? Sounds good to me! Lol. But you totally lost me on the stick head things? Care to elaborate?
So MVP2 or VTR sounds like my go too's here. I think the thing that worries my the most is what tank to put on it that'll be durable also. I guess just trying different ones would be best bet.
So MVP2 or VTR sounds like my go too's here. I think the thing that worries my the most is what tank to put on it that'll be durable also. I guess just trying different ones would be best bet.
You don't even want to know what I got charged for the stingray and kraken clones....
I'm tossing up myself. Thing is I already have mods that I change the batteries in. So VTR means carrying an extra battery too if I get one. MVP has built in battery that last a bit longer, and costs less. I use 2000 mah batteries now. MVP is 2600 mah.
Yeah - thanks. VTR weighs about 370 grams according to my local vendor. That's heavy. They built that thing to survive anything.
So for the rest of my work night I'll do more research on the vtr and mvp2. Too bad they didnt make a rda that I could just somehow change coils easily on so I wouldn't ever have to worry about it leaking. Haha
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