@MikeE3, here is a superb mod that handles the 24mm Silverplay very well. I wound up buying six after trying it out. Good price with free shipping here:
asMODus Colossal 80W TC Box Mod | Touch Screen device powered by a single 18650
On this page, the Green is advertised at $29.99. It's really pretty in person and looks great with a silver or rainbow Silverplay on top.
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Mike even clicking through on the 2nd link showing the green at $29 to actually order it ... it goes back up to 'full' price like the other colors.
Is the mod a slippery mod to hold onto. The finish looks quite slick/smooth in the pictures I've seen?
@MikeE3 . . .
@MikeADore wasn't sure "We" should tell Ya' or not, however MFS has Zenith Coils (in varying oHm's) and there is a 17% Sale too ( 17OFFALL ) . . . He got some & so did I (along w/a couple of Zenith & Zilde Tanks too, especilly at that price - Didn't see any for less elsewhere). Anyway - hope there are enough left of the ones you & Janet use /want . . . Just Sayin' . . .![]()
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he, he ... you guys! Go check my answer to this in the 'stocking thread'.
Mike, I sent you a PM in case you wanted to talk more about it, but two basic things come to mind:
1) I wonder if you're being a bit too fine with the wicking. With that double chamber where you just lay the wick into the slots, there is no need to thin it. Also, I wait to trim the wick after I put the top cap back on and just whack whatever is sticking outside the chambers.
2) I always close off the air control when filling. When it's full, I put the cap on and, before opening the air flow, I turn it upside down over the trash can and give it a couple of the Phil Busardo "Get Thee Behind Me Satan" shakes to get rid of any excess. I do this with just about all tanks to eliminate gurgling. Open the air flow and go.
Here is a good video on building and wicking the Silverplay. You can start at about the 5 minute mark and still get the gist of it:
I just got one myself... been watching lots of videos (going to try it very soon)
First thing to know is about the two "sleeves" above the build deck (also for juice flow control) First time you take it apart (I know, you already have, but maybe this will help others) be careful. Pull it off with the top piece screwed on (twist clockwise or top just unscrews) Guy on a video couldn't get it off and used pliers (with no cap on it) and made it out of round... ruined) After you get it off just put a bit of juice inside so it lubes o-ring. Saw two different ways to wick this (will try both) but be careful that the juice (wick) holes line up with coil and after adjusting juice flow it may move (too tight... not enough flow, too loose... flooding) Little airlfow adapter is up to preference, but for those that like lots of flow, can use it without any insert. I'm going to try a 3mm ID coil and lots of cotton. Most people used "regular" method trimming just outside juice holes, but one guy did the inside "dam" method (I will try this if I can't avoid flooding) Smaller ID coils won't have enough cotton IMO or require closing juice flow way down. The one thing everyone agreed is it has great flavor! I've done the homework but that don't mean nothing... wish me luck. My mod is only 22mm wide... don't care... I can live with a little overhang. Hoping to get an OBS cube. Anyone else with this RTA (the 2018 not the older ones) feel free to send me a PM... would love to talk.
Thanks guys for the tops on the Silverplay. I did figure out what I was doing wrong. Just like you each said, I was leaving the 'juice' flow ring 'too open' which caused the flooding. I'm using a 2.5mm coil, wicked with rayon. I don't trim the tails like most other atty's I wick. Just put the tails 'full thickness' into place in the sleeves. Then trimmed them off 'flat' to the sleeves surface just leaving them stick out a bit, not totally flush.
Here's my quick tour for anyone else following along.
Unboxing ... shows the air flow rings. I'm using the middle one and can get a very tight to loose enough for direct to lung vape with it. I haven't even tried the other 2 yet. (I did see a vid
eo where the person very carefully changed the air flow control without taking the coil/wick out.
The wick/coil chamber. Unscrew the top to remove the sleeves.
Outside sleeve removed. This is the one to spin/turn around the inside sleeve to control juice flow/wicking.
Inside sleeve removed. When putting this one back on after coiling/wicking, align the openings w/ the wick.
The build deck. Whoo-hoo ... it's gold plated. The air flow restricter is not inserted yet.
OK ... here was my problem. I left the juice flow sleeve wide open on my 1st go-around. I though my wick was 'full' enough to 'control/plug' the opening from flooding but obviously it wasn't.
I close the outer sleeve a bit more than 1/2 way and it's been working fine since.
@Flowersoul ... so what you think? Too many pieces for you? It's a really nice tasting vape. Might 'taste' better than my expensive real-deal KFL 2019's ... and a heck of a lot cheaper.
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