Ok Aspire experts. Does this fit the P3 Aspire nautilus tank?
Aspire Nautilus Replacement Metal Tank
Aspire Nautilus Replacement Metal Tank
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The eGo adaptor would make an eGo threaded tank, like a Protank mini, fit on the P3 with a narrowing transition. A standard Protank has 510 threads, so it will already fit, but it won't be flush. A standard Protank will be flush on a 2.5 Classic ProVari if a beauty ring is used. I often leave the beauty ring off the 2.5 with a Protank and put a ring to hold charms in the space.
Actually, Santa and the partner are indeed the same fellow! Ho Ho Ho!! For anyone who is H-Phobic, you may want to stop at this sentence.........
We've shared our lives together now for 35 years. After many many attempts by a very H-Phobic Florida Attorney General, all efforts to stop Same Sex Marriage have finally been exhausted in Florida. On my birthday, January 6th, the Clerks of the Courts must start issuing legal marriage licenses and I am taking that day off and we will be in line to get one! Yes we will.
That is fabulous!!!!! Congratulations!
My late cousin's widower was happily able to marry his new partner last year, something, very sadly, he and my cousin were never able to do.
So are you dressed up? How are the tights working for you.
Methinks that would beg the question: is the base of the P3 Nautilus interchangeable with a standard Nautilus?
As Sir Rod, Master of Lube or the as sometimes called Rod, the Lube Meister, my loyal subjects have summoned me to as eloquently as possible outline the methods employed for cleaning Provari Threads in Advance of and including the proper application of his beloved No-Ox.
Being the sort of Royalty, who is better served with simple procedures, this treatise will be of a manner befitting a brief, but simple outline for all to embrace with ease:
Tools which are required:
1. Paper Towels
2. Cotton Swabs
3. 99% Isopropyl Alcohol
4. Lint Free Cloth
4. No-Ox - The Lubricant of Royalty
Processes to which you should subscribe:
1. Apply isopropyl alcohol to paper towel
2. Use alcohol laden towel to clean Provari threads. Be not afraid to use pressure to clean said threads as they be more durable than may be thought
3. Do not forget to clean threads inside of Provari Tube
4. Use Lint Free cloths to remove any residue or dust particles left by paper towels and to ensure properly cleaned threads inside and out
5. Apply No-Ox - The Lubricant of Royalty - Sparingly to a cotton swab (firmer cotton swabs are preferred tools)
6. Apply No-Ox - Lubricant of Royalty laden cotton swab to all threaded areas
Said procedure can be performed as routine maintenance or as required to improve IQ (though Sir Rod, Master of Lube remains clueless on certain matters involving IQ.
There you have it. The kingdom erupts with joy for having finally become learned in the joys and proper ways to enrich one's Provari thread system with No-Ox - The Lube of Royalty.
Carry on........No really. Carry on!
Being the sort of Royalty, who is better served with simple procedures, this treatise will be of a manner befitting a brief, but simple outline for all to embrace with ease:
Tools which are required:
1. Paper Towels
2. Cotton Swabs
3. 99% Isopropyl Alcohol
4. Lint Free Cloth
4. No-Ox - The Lubricant of Royalty
Processes to which you should subscribe:
1. Apply isopropyl alcohol to paper towel
2. Use alcohol laden towel to clean Provari threads. Be not afraid to use pressure to clean said threads as they be more durable than may be thought
3. Do not forget to clean threads inside of Provari Tube
4. Use Lint Free cloths to remove any residue or dust particles left by paper towels and to ensure properly cleaned threads inside and out
5. Apply No-Ox - The Lubricant of Royalty - Sparingly to a cotton swab (firmer cotton swabs are preferred tools)
6. Apply No-Ox - Lubricant of Royalty laden cotton swab to all threaded areas
Said procedure can be performed as routine maintenance or as required to improve IQ (though Sir Rod, Master of Lube remains clueless on certain matters involving IQ.
There you have it. The kingdom erupts with joy for having finally become learned in the joys and proper ways to enrich one's Provari thread system with No-Ox - The Lube of Royalty.
Carry on........No really. Carry on!
You need to warn me not to have red wine in my mouth when I read this. It has now, not so gracefully disgraced my keyboard! LOL Truly, the Kingdom would be sadly repulsed to this body in tights. Yes it would!
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So, I just tried to put my P3 base on a standard Nautilus and it does NOT work. They are not interchangeable.
I image that would mean that the standard Nautilus replacement tanks wouldn't fit on the P3 threaded Nautilus.
This was GREAT reading!!! 
And Sir Rod of Lube, Eddard would be proud. Speaking of which (directing to Her Majesty, The Oce of Lot, mainly), what ever happened to him? Is he still around? I don't see him any longer and I always enjoyed his posts.
Anyway, I've got to go. Thanks (1) for the laughs, and (2) for the marvelously intricate cleaning tutorial.
I'll see ya's before Santa drops.
And Sir Rod of Lube, Eddard would be proud. Speaking of which (directing to Her Majesty, The Oce of Lot, mainly), what ever happened to him? Is he still around? I don't see him any longer and I always enjoyed his posts.
Anyway, I've got to go. Thanks (1) for the laughs, and (2) for the marvelously intricate cleaning tutorial.
I'll see ya's before Santa drops.
This was GREAT reading!!!
And Sir Rod of Lube, Eddard would be proud. Speaking of which (directing to Her Majesty, The Oce of Lot, mainly), what ever happened to him? Is he still around? I don't see him any longer and I always enjoyed his posts.
Anyway, I've got to go. Thanks (1) for the laughs, and (2) for the marvelously intricate cleaning tutorial.
I'll see ya's before Santa drops.
He comes to the Saloon periodically. The Praetor hath been celebrating his second adolescent phase with a motorcycle of some kind that keeps him busy.
The Lion pops in on the HHV thread pretty much daily. And indeed, his new two wheeled friend has been keeping him busy.
You imagine correctly. Sir Rod, Master of Lube has a Nautilus with the standard glass tank and the replacement metal shielded one (similar to the metal scaffolding around the P3 version and neither would take the P3 bottom.
Hey folks, in the New Members forum someone is having trouble with their P3 and not enough posts to get help for it here.
He will hear all sorts of crap there. He needs to be here where the haters don't dare enter.
This was GREAT reading!!!
And Sir Rod of Lube, Eddard would be proud. Speaking of which (directing to Her Majesty, The Oce of Lot, mainly), what ever happened to him? Is he still around? I don't see him any longer and I always enjoyed his posts.
Anyway, I've got to go. Thanks (1) for the laughs, and (2) for the marvelously intricate cleaning tutorial.
I'll see ya's before Santa drops.
We are pleased the Treatise was of benefit! Yes indeed we are!
That's why I posted the alert. I was hoping someone might go help him. I haven't had the battery problem of which he speaks.
I responded to his post and invited him to come here as well........
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