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btw: what kind of mailman stalking is that? . .. . . . if you're still going in to work and everything.
this is why i like having things shipped to my work hahaha get paid and still get vapemail.... it'll prob bite me one day when an overly zealous vendor bedazzles my package with vape propoganda and the lady asks me whats "this" all about
discrete is important 
luckily I'm the IT guy so I get lots of random packages from lots of vendors.
she's beautiful 22 I bet you haven't stopped stroking her? can I just ask you what the difference is between igo-w & igo-t caps or why you use the T on the W base ???
can I just ask you what the difference is between igo-w & igo-t caps or why you use the T on the W base ???
The Simian is fully repaired and is now 1¢ heavier. Hopefully I dont forget to put it away before falling asleep again.
My name is Kevin, and I am a mod abuser. It has been 3 days since my last "accident".
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My name is Kevin, and I am a mod abuser. It has been 3 days since my last "accident".
Sent from the zoo using Tapatypo 2
Stop calling it the simian... it's now Humpty Dumpty... and the Doc put it back together again!
Well, I'm coming up on the six month OliveR anniversary and I still marvel at the look, feel and performance of these little jewels. The only problem I've had was with the insulator in the 510 causing a little leaking down through the 510 to the tube. But dibi fixed me up and I have had no leaking for the past 3 months.
I've been perceiving a little drop in performance over the past few weeks in both mods, so, I broke them both down and even took out that long azz brass screw that runs down the center of the mod. I gave it (the screw) and all contact points a good scrubbing with some brass cleaner. I also gave the button assembly a thorough cleaning. I'm happy to report that the Steamkites <I just noticed that on my invoice today, Peter are performing as well as the day I got them.
I have the 10 amp fuse in one of them and the BeCu thingy in the other. With the same battery and the same coil build, I can't perceive/feel a difference (not to say that it doesn't make a difference...I haven't measured with a meter.) The bottom line is that they are both performing like champs.
The copper plate has taken on a very nice patina (which I like very much). There is no patina on the aluminum plate but it still looks good.
I've not had any accidents/drops so there are no dings or scratches yet. I rarely take them out into the wild and they are always clad in protective sleeves (thanks Monkey!).
When it comes to vaping, these are truly one of the finer thing in life. Handmade by a talented artisan, a joy to hold and use and see and performs like any high quality mod should....what more could a discerning vaper ask for!
I've been perceiving a little drop in performance over the past few weeks in both mods, so, I broke them both down and even took out that long azz brass screw that runs down the center of the mod. I gave it (the screw) and all contact points a good scrubbing with some brass cleaner. I also gave the button assembly a thorough cleaning. I'm happy to report that the Steamkites <I just noticed that on my invoice today, Peter
are performing as well as the day I got them. I have the 10 amp fuse in one of them and the BeCu thingy in the other. With the same battery and the same coil build, I can't perceive/feel a difference (not to say that it doesn't make a difference...I haven't measured with a meter.) The bottom line is that they are both performing like champs.
The copper plate has taken on a very nice patina (which I like very much). There is no patina on the aluminum plate but it still looks good.
I've not had any accidents/drops so there are no dings or scratches yet. I rarely take them out into the wild and they are always clad in protective sleeves (thanks Monkey!).
When it comes to vaping, these are truly one of the finer thing in life. Handmade by a talented artisan, a joy to hold and use and see and performs like any high quality mod should....what more could a discerning vaper ask for!
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Well, I'm coming up on the six month OliveR anniversary and I still marvel at the look, feel and performance of these little jewels. The only problem I've had was with the insulator in the 510 causing a little leaking down through the 510 to the tube. But dibi fixed me up and I have had no leaking for the past 3 months.
I've been perceiving a little drop in performance over the past few weeks in both mods, so, I broke them both down and even took out that long azz brass screw that runs down the center of the mod. I gave it (the screw) and all contact points a good scrubbing with some brass cleaner. I also gave the button assembly a thorough cleaning. I'm happy to report that the Steamkites <I just noticed that on my invoice today, Peter
I have the 10 amp fuse in one of them and the BeCu thingy in the other. With the same battery and the same coil build, I can't perceive/feel a difference (not to say that it doesn't make a difference...I haven't measured with a meter.) The bottom line is that they are both performing like champs.
The copper plate has taken on a very nice patina (which I like very much). There is no patina on the aluminum plate but it still looks good.
I've not had any accidents/drops so there are no dings or scratches yet. I rarely take them out into the wild and they are always clad in protective sleeves (thanks Monkey!).
When it comes to vaping, these are truly one of the finer thing in life. Handmade by a talented artisan, a joy to hold and use and see and performs like any high quality mod should....what more could a discerning vaper ask for!
Mine leaks like crazy- constantly cleaning juice up from inside it.
There's a fix for that?
Well, I'm coming up on the six month OliveR anniversary and I still marvel at the look, feel and performance of these little jewels. The only problem I've had was with the insulator in the 510 causing a little leaking down through the 510 to the tube. But dibi fixed me up and I have had no leaking for the past 3 months.
I've been perceiving a little drop in performance over the past few weeks in both mods, so, I broke them both down and even took out that long azz brass screw that runs down the center of the mod. I gave it (the screw) and all contact points a good scrubbing with some brass cleaner. I also gave the button assembly a thorough cleaning. I'm happy to report that the Steamkites <I just noticed that on my invoice today, Peter
I have the 10 amp fuse in one of them and the BeCu thingy in the other. With the same battery and the same coil build, I can't perceive/feel a difference (not to say that it doesn't make a difference...I haven't measured with a meter.) The bottom line is that they are both performing like champs.
The copper plate has taken on a very nice patina (which I like very much). There is no patina on the aluminum plate but it still looks good.
I've not had any accidents/drops so there are no dings or scratches yet. I rarely take them out into the wild and they are always clad in protective sleeves (thanks Monkey!).
When it comes to vaping, these are truly one of the finer thing in life. Handmade by a talented artisan, a joy to hold and use and see and performs like any high quality mod should....what more could a discerning vaper ask for!
Very nice lookin pair of Dibi's ya got there! What protective sleeves you talkin bout anyways? Got a link?
There's an app for that its called a "LIST" lol jk
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Um, yeah. In your case (not wanting to disassemble it yourself), I'd imagine that would start with letting me know about it?
is what ready?
My very own, hand crafted, work of art PLSD!
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the t has always been my favorite little atty. same 3 post deck as the w, easy to build on and produces good flavor and vape. I just like the look of the t more than the w. the reason I stuck my t cap on a w? cuz thats what pdib drilled out for me. [emoji2]she's beautiful 22 I bet you haven't stopped stroking her?
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