Can someone help this person I'm not positive of the answer but sure someone here would know http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/general-e-smoking-discussion/211109-would-volt-battery-work-v4l-pcc.html
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Can someone help this person I'm not positive of the answer but sure someone here would know http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/general-e-smoking-discussion/211109-would-volt-battery-work-v4l-pcc.html
The problem with cleaning cartos isn't just getting the batting snowy white - it's getting rid of the burnt-up crud that builds up on the coil/heating element. I don't think plain water is a strong enough solvent to have any effect on the crud. Some people use vodka because it's safer to ingest than rubbing alcohol, and it's cheaper than PGA (pure grain alcohol - I got my cheapo 1.75L of vodka for $6.99 on sale). Only thing is, vodka is only about 80 proof and I think the stronger stuff (151-190 proof) does a better job. So I usually soak my dirty cartos for a few days first (in a lidded container), hoping the crud softens up enough to shake itself loose...kinda like soaking a dirty pan in the sink, to soften up the burnt-up crud. ...plus, you can have a Screwdriver while you're cleaning! Yay!Why do some people use vodka? I think Vapian's system will work well for me if I don't have a lot I want to do at once, and don't want to buy more equipment if I can keep it simple.
Vapian put his version out there for anyone to make and I sure hope he entered that idea into that contest for the blind and IMHO...if he didn't win, well then they really are ignorant jerks
I wonder if Vapian's mad about it or if he doesn't care. He wasn't selling anything that this company is now competing with him, right? If someone copies you, that's a form of flattery.
I am not mad at all -- not really sure if I "care" in this context.There are LOTS of documented cases of simultaneous invention/innovation, and I have no real reason to question anyone who says they've been working on it for "months". Even if that weren't the case (which I'm NOT saying), what good would a public pissing match accomplish?
Besides, from the start of the Cartomizerfillinator thread it was intended as an "open source" project - which has paid off in the off-shoot of the Bottlefillinator - and while the idea did originate to win a contest (which it did!) I didn't start expecting to make any money from it - after all, for the most part we're just sticking a tube on the end of syringe.Figured it would be a DIY movement if anything.
And... it turns out there's a market for good cleaning/filling tools. I think that's cool. I just wish I were more of a businessman and/or had more time to take better advantage of it, maybe help pay for some of the hobby that vaping has become. Heck, I could actually see myself doing this sort of thing for a living, but there doesn't seem to be a lot of e-cig companies in Kentucky.
All in all it doesn't worry me a bit that something similar is out there now. It's just all the more reason to keep testing and refining and come up with something easier and better.![]()
He did, and he did. (one of three winners)![]()
I knew I wasn't inventive/creative enough to come up with something.The problem with cleaning cartos isn't just getting the batting snowy white - it's getting rid of the burnt-up crud that builds up on the coil/heating element. I don't think plain water is a strong enough solvent to have any effect on the crud. Some people use vodka because it's safer to ingest than rubbing alcohol, and it's cheaper than PGA (pure grain alcohol - I got my cheapo 1.75L of vodka for $6.99 on sale). Only thing is, vodka is only about 80 proof and I think the stronger stuff (151-190 proof) does a better job. So I usually soak my dirty cartos for a few days first (in a lidded container), hoping the crud softens up enough to shake itself loose...kinda like soaking a dirty pan in the sink, to soften up the burnt-up crud. ...plus, you can have a Screwdriver while you're cleaning! Yay!
I've been shaking them vigorously in Tupperware; cleans, but I think that might be too rough on my cartos - I end up losing a few. So I've been saving up for an ultrasonic cleaner too - may be a little gentler. Careful with the syringe cleaning - I've tried that too, and lost a bunch of them - maybe too much force? Dunno. But just do a small batch first, and make sure it works for you.
The problem with cleaning cartos isn't just getting the batting snowy white - it's getting rid of the burnt-up crud that builds up on the coil/heating element. I don't think plain water is a strong enough solvent to have any effect on the crud. Some people use vodka because it's safer to ingest than rubbing alcohol, and it's cheaper than PGA (pure grain alcohol - I got my cheapo 1.75L of vodka for $6.99 on sale). Only thing is, vodka is only about 80 proof and I think the stronger stuff (151-190 proof) does a better job. So I usually soak my dirty cartos for a few days first (in a lidded container), hoping the crud softens up enough to shake itself loose...kinda like soaking a dirty pan in the sink, to soften up the burnt-up crud. ...plus, you can have a Screwdriver while you're cleaning! Yay!
I've been shaking them vigorously in Tupperware; cleans, but I think that might be too rough on my cartos - I end up losing a few. So I've been saving up for an ultrasonic cleaner too - may be a little gentler. Careful with the syringe cleaning - I've tried that too, and lost a bunch of them - maybe too much force? Dunno. But just do a small batch first, and make sure it works for you.
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Just got my reg sized clearos from myvaporstore and wanted to show you guys on the volt 78mm batt :3[/QUOTE]
How is it working for you, I'm very interested in trying that setup

What thread for blind people? Also how do you enter the video contest, not me a friend did a review...thanks guys. I'm mobile and completly lost...well can't really blame that on being moble..I'm always lost!![]()
sure looks like the end piece should move...there's notches for it to move for other batt sizes. Hmmm....dremel anyone?
How is it working for you, I'm very interested in trying that setup
Okay...so I know that everyone has already reviewed the VOLT at some point or another. But this is the Volt review from the Perspective of a "MOD HO" who was confident NO Cig style E-cig would EVER be satisfying again!!!!! (Subscribe to me "Aerovapor" on youtube) I plan on reviewing anything Smokelessimage that I can get my hands on at this point...I'm SOLD on this product for sure!