Nope.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...-atomizer-integrated-tank-pv.html#post6248211
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Precise ELA Telescoping Mod by Super-T!
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Nope.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...-atomizer-integrated-tank-pv.html#post6248211
I'll preface by stating that I am a physician. There was a study released by the NIH regarding the health hazards of amorphous silica. I have not seen any human studies regarding this topic, but animal inhalation studies demonstrated partially reversible inflammation and granuloma formation after exposure to amorphous silica. While there was no progressive fibrosis seen in these animal models, there have been a small number of reported cases of silicosis (in humans) due to amorphous silica exposure. Remember, these cases were industry related, and the likelihood of this happening as a result of vaping is extremely small. Silicosis (or any pneumoconiosis for that matter) is a result of chronic exposure to inordinately large amounts of silica (or other foreign substance). As long as you keep your wicks wet, you'll be fine; even the dry hits that we all get every now and then won't hurt. So sit back, relax, and enjoy vaping with your ELA!!!
This is the most fantastic post I've seen on ECF in months (aside from Super-T release announcements).
My tweaks for a leak less genesis are as follows:
1. Leave the fill screw IN!!!
2. Roll a solid mesh wick -or- roll a "straw" mesh wick with a piece of wick material inside (I like fiberglass right now). Also, leave a tail at the bottom to soak up juice at the end of a tank!
3. Make sure the wick fills the entire wickhole, with ONLY enough room to allow it to move within...NO MORE NO LESS!!
Now you can enjoy laying your genesis on its side with only residual condensation able to escape from the air inlet. This is why I still lay it on a paper towel, otherwise, lay it down with the air inlet pointing up! WOW!! GENIUS!!
P.S. - You can now also vape vertically without a wicking challenge.
1. Leave the fill screw IN!!!
2. Roll a solid mesh wick -or- roll a "straw" mesh wick with a piece of wick material inside (I like fiberglass right now). Also, leave a tail at the bottom to soak up juice at the end of a tank!
3. Make sure the wick fills the entire wickhole, with ONLY enough room to allow it to move within...NO MORE NO LESS!!
Now you can enjoy laying your genesis on its side with only residual condensation able to escape from the air inlet. This is why I still lay it on a paper towel, otherwise, lay it down with the air inlet pointing up! WOW!! GENIUS!!
P.S. - You can now also vape vertically without a wicking challenge.
I would like to know the tweaks
Sorry, I don't have anything mature or useful to add to this conversation, but this immediately made me think of this.
Sorry, I don't have anything mature or useful to add to this conversation, but this immediately made me think of this.
And you thought of this? Cool!
David I don't need to send the lock ring across the country to figure it out my friend. I took a video if you want it, and don't mind the NY accent if you do want it, but the inner clamp seems to be slightly loose within the recess for it to slot. I'll try to expand it slightly or gently see if I can see where it's wrong. Once re adjusted, it's no problem however if you are interested in seeing how or why this occurred, I'd imagine it's something simple and obvious. One guess I have is that the back edges are chamfered/ angled which is making it shift. I'm not sure but you have a bunch of ELAs in house to peek at. Let me know if you want the videos, they were with AW batteries.
Sorry, I don't have anything mature or useful to add to this conversation, but this immediately made me think of this.
He sounds a lot like the dude from SeaBound
Sorry, I don't have anything mature or useful to add to this conversation, but this immediately made me think of this.
LOL. I prefaced only because I see a lot of misinformation spread about health issues from people that are probably not qualified to say what they're saying. It would be like me telling Vcoupe how to fix his car!
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Oh no, don't take the silly video I posted as trying to take away from your statement. There are definitely a lot of people on the internet that try to pass themselves off as experts on things they really shouldn't be giving advice on. Ever try looking for reliable legal advice online? Yuck.
No offense taken vap. That's part of why the SuperT subforum is my favorite forum to visit; we can say what's on our mind and people here will rarely take offense to it.
We have a cool group of people in here! I have to wonder, who and what we all are in our real lives. This is my first forum, so it is all very interesting. I want to tell all of you, you guys/gals make me smile a lot!
And...even with all the frustrations of waiting..and waiting...this is why I am here. It will be...correct.
Absolutely, and it KILLS David I know to hear anything negative or not perfect because I know his type.... I'm the same way... At least from what I gather, which is difficult because most of David's replies are super robotic lol. "the precise ELA is .......... Did I mention it has precious metal rhodium plated contacts"..
. Super cool guy, and is a professional 100%.- Status
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