I think he's had a Beta Radius for a long time now.
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Well whaddaya' know, he knows about it. So, there will likely be a video soon: http://vapenation.today/members/pbusardo/2015/10/7/651818559975223296
If you know a supplier of Poly Tanks... it's 19mm ID x 1" high
I think he's never had one in his hand.
Those aren't juice channels. The 'juice channels' are actually slots on the side of the chamber base....
Ah. looked like juice channels.
They do work - it's what I had when I first got my Kabuki. Filled 28 times, still OK but swapped to try a new style one when they arrived. That's been in for nearly 2 months (at least one fill a day) and still going strong. So I reckon I'll need max. 6 coils a year per tank (I do vape unflavoured)
Does unflavored extend the coil life?
So I got thinking about this. Think the P3 and the Radius have the same chip/hardware. But the Radius having a newer firmware which allows .3 ohms, and 40 watts. Just wrapped up in a nice new box??? Just random food for thought....
Funniest post ever!
Agree with all other kabuki comments - quite seriously it is SO much better than a nautilus. For me the kabuki has definitely been a game changer. Great flavour, easy to fill, not a single gurgle or leak since I've had it (2 months and used as main vape every day) and the coils last for ages. Kabuki & provari = guaranteed great vape. The only problem is once you've tried them you struggle to find a reason for buying anything else - which may result in some serious vapemail withdrawal symptoms ( luckily there is a cure - buy more kabukis and provaris).
This has been my strategy.
I, too, have a P3 Kabuki and I can say that it is indeed a nice tank. I had a couple Nautilus coils, very old ones, and they did NOT work on my Kabuki as is… I had to get the bottom pin down a bit for them to make contact with my P3, the one supplied was perfect though. One other thing to consider is that I have a paper-thin gap between my P3 and Kabuki (and my other P3 threaded tanks,) and that might affect in a small way also.
I have no problem with buying some coils every once in a while, but besides avoiding smoking (which I have,) vaping has also become a hobby of sorts… not in a cloud chaser kind of way, even if a cloud every now and then is nice, but in the rebuilding. Since very young I loved doing art crafts and many things, and I happen to have worked with wire (for jewelry, not coils, though) and rebuilding is relaxing and fun for me. I'd love to see a rebuildable deck for the nautilus, to use with the Kabuki.
Anyways, I plan on getting a GMZ P3 Kabuki if it ever becomes available, and maybe a Stealth one as well.
I have no problem with buying some coils every once in a while, but besides avoiding smoking (which I have,) vaping has also become a hobby of sorts… not in a cloud chaser kind of way, even if a cloud every now and then is nice, but in the rebuilding. Since very young I loved doing art crafts and many things, and I happen to have worked with wire (for jewelry, not coils, though) and rebuilding is relaxing and fun for me. I'd love to see a rebuildable deck for the nautilus, to use with the Kabuki.
Anyways, I plan on getting a GMZ P3 Kabuki if it ever becomes available, and maybe a Stealth one as well.
Zen according to your chart it seems as if 20 watts or less gives the best flavor and uses way less power. I would assume my P3's are perfect for the Kabuki. Correct?7
I finally was able to place my order last night (Blue of course), tried on the 13th, but the order form kept erroring out on me.
That blog post is from over a week ago (and was posted here then).
Usually he posts new things he's going to review in his queue, surprised that if he has one, he hasn't listed it there yet.
Ping, in my experience, ANYTHING added to basic PG/VG gunks up coils and increases the need for replacement...I vape multiple 'flavors' while my wife uses straight 'tobacco' flavor...I rewick/replace my coils about 2:1 to hers...just my experience.
The istick 20w is cheap and very poor. It may well have lasted you 8 months but they are very poorly constructed. If yours is dead whip the top cap off and have a look at how the 510 pin is constructed, rubber and mastic I think you'll find
Now if that's not cheap AND poor I don't know what is.
The iStick 20 is what finally got me to stop using anything but ProVaris.
I think I have Five 20s laying about.
They are prone to 510 problems. They can develop switch/button problems. They are wildly inaccurate. They produce a harsh vape. They do not down-regulate. The USB is wonky as well.
They are cheap and handy. I know many people who swear by them. I also know many people who swear at them.
They work okay with a Nautilus, or Mini Nautilus, because of the spring-loaded pin that these attys have.
Ultimately, I never could trust them to work and the vape quality left alot to be desired.
I think most people who like the iStick eventually move on to the iStick 30.
I just switched over to the ProVis.
Agreed. I've posted this before, but it seems pertinent here:
Dual coil, 0.6ohms, after running through 60ml of unflavoured juice over a two week period (not rewicked, not dry burned):
Unconditional Yes. Extends coil and wick life (not that it would be hard work to swap the cotton).
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