Okay, went and had a look at one of the p3 to 510 adaptors.
No o ring.
It does have a plastic insulator however.
No o ring.
It does have a plastic insulator however.
As a long-time lurker I feel as if I "know" many of you here, even so, I think I should introduce myself before I rant and then ask for advice on my problem.
I am an absolutely delightful elderly gentleman with immaculate taste and no funds. Occasionaly thrawn and even carnaptious, yet I am, by my own excellent judgement, quite charming. A smoker for 54 years till three years ago when I took up vaping as a way of staying off the "stinkies". It has worked.
Rant: It's all your fault! I came across the name Kabuki and Googled it, which brought me to ECF. After reading of this marvelous modern invention, and it's oftimes associated ProVari, I ended up with four of the former and three of the later. This would not have happened without the input of some of you. For this, I am grateful.
Problem: Whilst re-filling my GMZ Kabuki some time ago I found a small o-ring in the tank. It fits perfectly in the base and the coil screws in perfectly. I have used it so for some considerable time without problem, although the puzzle remains, why only in the GMZ tank?
Recently I have experienced juice (and not condensation) leaking through into the P3 connector on the mod. Removing the o-ring, it still leaks. Now here's the knub. Does anyone here know of this o-ring in some of the Kabuki tanks, yet not in others?
Thanking you in anticipation
Me.
A veritable plethora of help, to all of you, a simple thanks is not sufficient, so I'll say to you, I don't care what all the others say about you behind your backs, I think you're wonderful.![]()
Zen left the forum some time before ProVape closed, he could not post here even if he wanted to, as his current status is unregistered supplier. He was posting in the ProVape Kabuki thread at the request of ProVape management, as a response to problems that I personally was having as an early adopter of the Kabubi. All HOH products have a lifetime warranty, and I'd bet buttons to dollars that if you contact them, they will be of assistance to you. I've got six or so authentic Kabuki tanks, and have never encountered a leak, and have never seen an o-ring like the one you describe.@stols001 None of my four came with a 0.7Ω coil.
@jwbnyc That sounds like a good test when the next coil changes come around. (see also my last comment).
@WillyZee I thought of that but since zen~ hasn't made an appearance on ECF for a long time, I assumed that he'd pulled the blankets over his head and didn't want to play anymore.
@Katdarling and thank you to tu too.
@ENAUD My juice PG/VG has since shortly after I started vaping rated at 50/50 or 40/60. The fluid has the same colour as the e-juice, in this case, Bowden's Mate, a dark brown.
@Anyonewhoisinterested To add confusion to the befuddlement, I put the interloper back in and screwed the coil in less tightly than before - The Devil made me do it - and I've had no leaks for about four hours now. At the next refill, it'll come out for good, I hope.
If you're trying to frighten me.................it's working@Deemac , perhaps... Only the Shadow knows...
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I have a darker theory of a possible source of this mysterious o-ring...perhaps one day Zen was fiddling about his shop, experimenting with various o-rings and widgets and whatnots. May could be an o-ring decided to jump ship from the bench and wound up entrapped in the curly hairs of his zen~'s beard...upon admiring a tray of finished tanks, the o-ring decided to leave the company of Mr. Zen~, and the rest is, as they say...history.<chuckles>