Please help me choose a rebuildable system.

[Msand]

Also, it will fit the subbox. Just have to be careful not to screw it on to tight. The subbox has a fixed 510 connection, and you coukd end up ramming the center pin to far down. This will break the subbox.

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[colcapp]

it seems that only @CompletelyAverage could answer those questions as it seems he own one. Can you use it with high watts? I've seen in youtube people using it with high ohms 1.5+, can you use it with .5 ohms coils? And does it fits with the subox mod?

 

[colcapp]

Hello i just bought the EHpro Squape R clone and it's grate, no leaks, seems easy to rebuild. But i get this metalic taste that i can't get rid of. I use a torch to burn the kantal before making the coil, still get metalic taste, then i thought if it could be some kind of industrial residue, so i just damp all the metal pieces into vodka... so i could clean them up. Any thoughts?

 

[nkr501]

Hello i just bought the EHpro Squape R clone and it's grate, no leaks, seems easy to rebuild. But i get this metalic taste that i can't get rid of. I use a torch to burn the kantal before making the coil, still get metalic taste, then i thought if it could be some kind of industrial residue, so i just damp all the metal pieces into vodka... so i could clean them up. Any thoughts?

I always soak new tanks and RDAs in warm soapy water then rinse the crap out of those mothers and repeat. Sounds like you probably have machine oil left over in your tank. It happens a lot, and it tastes bad. It will go away on its own, but I don't think its something you'd want to inhale.

 

[colcapp]

I just took all the o-rings out and throw all the metal parts into vodka. I don't like the idea of using soap unless is oil free soap.

 

[markcfh]

I just took all the o-rings out and throw all the metal parts into vodka. I don't like the idea of using soap unless is oil free soap.

Rubber is resistant to most surfactants like soap, prolonged exposure to alcohol, either isopropyl or ethanol, can cause the rubber to lose it elasticity and typically become brittle.