I've had weird page loading issues. I'll start scrolling (up or down) and then it jumps back to the original post. Odd, it is.
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I've had weird page loading issues. I'll start scrolling (up or down) and then it jumps back to the original post. Odd, it is.
I have it plugged into a wall adapter rated for 5v and I dont have anything on top of it I was just going to practice upon initial setup b4 I put an atty on it.
Me1969,
I just tried like the fastest gun in the east and got the same result.
I'm going to drag my wife in by the ponytail, caveman style and show her whos boss. No really I am. Come on why dont you believe me. Ok we all know I'd get my .... kicked.
Keep an eye on the current tab at the top or the verbose information in the lower-left of your browser window to see if the page isn't finished loading yet. Some browsers will let you scroll around on the page while it finishes loading, but then when it's done it snaps back to the original place. This is typically caused by an advertisement on the webpage taking forever to load. I've had web pages take a good 30 seconds to finish loading just because of one damn ad on the page somewhere!
Google Chrome (which I swear by) seems to do this the least, but it still happens on occasion...
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Since USB use 5v... that is a given... but you need to look at what amperage it provides... ( aka the mah )
I tried out the Passthrough briefly this morning. I change voltages just fine. It is smaller than I expected, but I like it.
I will be giving it a go on my way to work tonight.
I will be giving it a go on my way to work tonight.
Keep an eye on the current tab at the top or the verbose information in the lower-left of your browser window to see if the page isn't finished loading yet. Some browsers will let you scroll around on the page while it finishes loading, but then when it's done it snaps back to the original place. This is typically caused by an advertisement on the webpage taking forever to load. I've had web pages take a good 30 seconds to finish loading just because of one damn ad on the page somewhere!
Thank you for the tips. I dont have advertisements on my forum. Also when the snap thing happens the page is well past finishing loading. I specifically paid attention for the loading thing as that would be a reason.
got my PT today also but I don't have a wall adapter that will work with it yet going to try and find one Wed. when I have the money. I like the looks of it and it has a nice weight to it for being so small
but I don't have a wall adapter that will work with it yet going to try and find one Wed. when I have the money. I like the looks of it and it has a nice weight to it for being so small
Keep an eye on the current tab at the top or the verbose information in the lower-left of your browser window to see if the page isn't finished loading yet. Some browsers will let you scroll around on the page while it finishes loading, but then when it's done it snaps back to the original place. This is typically caused by an advertisement on the webpage taking forever to load. I've had web pages take a good 30 seconds to finish loading just because of one damn ad on the page somewhere!
That was it. The little 'spinner' wasn't finished spinning. When it does, it snaps back to the original place.
Thought I'd share my Rocket after I pocket-proofed it
Doesn't fall out of my pocket now!
Doesn't fall out of my pocket now!
Ken........ecf has been acting all kinds of wonky for a few days. But on the auto post, is there any chance you hit alt then enter, cuz that will make something post.
Got my pass through today and gonna play later....On a sad note two of my rockets are no longer vaping. One will not power on no matter what I do and the other turns on and I change the voltage and wham it sends the voltage back to 3.0 and refuses to vape BUMMER. I am really not sure why ...well ok just wanted to touch base. Enjoy and happy vaping
Yep I have massive hands. I am so horrible at typing that I only use 3 maybe 4 fingers on a good day. I've got to use one of those teach to type game thingys
IDK joeman
I just unscrewed the top filled w/DIY VG juice ....some down the sides of the center tube too
& screwed top back on ...I might have shaken it & probably blew thru it on napkin & put on batt and VAPED !!!
I have 2 ...both worked good no dry hits or leaks (cept tube issue)...for a week or more each,
cleaned 1st one 2x....2nd one has only been soaked & rinsed out, so far.
#1 ....cracked bad (wrong juice) taped w/packing tape & vaped on for 8-9 days, till tape failed
#2 ....Taped 1st
then repeated process, vaped 9 days b-4 tape failure & cracks in bottomthey both need to be cleaned & set aside for tubes or retired or
....I DID get zebra tape today ....
I like 'em ...I just need new tubes
hey YIM read back a few pages ...
others had or are having same problem & were discussing it .
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Joeman, I'll shoot you a pic and description later when I am at home. Basically turned it into a ce2 style setup.
It's tired of you deleting posts before you submit them!
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SCORPION SCT TOP COIL 2.5ml TANK - Alpha Input
I found this tank to be an ill conceived idea. Both in design and function. In my opinion it was, even at first glance, unlikely to function correctly. Further use and testing bore this out. Experience has taught me "bottom feeders" are hard to implement, the Scorpion construction seemed to prove that fact.
While it's appearance was acceptable, it's designed was flawed. Placing wicks over an inch or more away from the coil and expecting Ejuice to travel in a vertical direction was more wishful thinking than practicality, gravity isn't just a good idea, it's the law.
I Recieved the tank, filled it, primed the wick, and began to use it. After 5 draws, I got nothing but dry hits. My Ejuice is thicker than most, but not all VG as the trend seems to be going. I took it apart to make sure the wicks were free from debris, I tried again only to have my Eliquid flow out the 510 connector.
While my testing was brief, I really didn't need to do anymore testing to see there are issues.
Can it be improved? I am sure it can. But with the Vivi Nova released, I believe it can and should be used as a standard for CE2 type tanks. Create any containing size or shape for your tank, but use the Vivi Nova sealing configuration as the base.
I found this tank to be an ill conceived idea. Both in design and function. In my opinion it was, even at first glance, unlikely to function correctly. Further use and testing bore this out. Experience has taught me "bottom feeders" are hard to implement, the Scorpion construction seemed to prove that fact.
While it's appearance was acceptable, it's designed was flawed. Placing wicks over an inch or more away from the coil and expecting Ejuice to travel in a vertical direction was more wishful thinking than practicality, gravity isn't just a good idea, it's the law.
I Recieved the tank, filled it, primed the wick, and began to use it. After 5 draws, I got nothing but dry hits. My Ejuice is thicker than most, but not all VG as the trend seems to be going. I took it apart to make sure the wicks were free from debris, I tried again only to have my Eliquid flow out the 510 connector.
While my testing was brief, I really didn't need to do anymore testing to see there are issues.
Can it be improved? I am sure it can. But with the Vivi Nova released, I believe it can and should be used as a standard for CE2 type tanks. Create any containing size or shape for your tank, but use the Vivi Nova sealing configuration as the base.
OK, I got my device out of the mailbox after work a little over 2 hours ago and have been using it non-stop ever since. I know that it accepts any 510 product of course, but since it's made for eGo products I tested mine with a couple of Vision Stardusts and an Esco E1 ReVive V2 Clearomizer (Have to love some of these product names).
Fit & Finish: The Good - The fit and finish is great with no defects or scratches out of the box, and the color matches products for the eGo perfectly. I also find the size acceptable even with not-so-small hands. / The Bad - Nothing.
Build Quality: The Good - The build quality seems great, nothing is loose, the USB cable seems to be thick enough to me for the amperage that it needs to supply and so far my button hasn't gotten stuck and doesn't feel like it will (A couple of my eGo batteries have sticky buttons and have a different feeling than the ones that don't stick). I am also perfectly happy with the length of the USB cable; If it was really long it would be problematic while sitting at a desk or especially in the car, and if someone finds it to be too short for their usage area then a USB Extension Cable is very cheap at places like MonoPrice. / The Bad - Although it seems well made, I also worry about there not being some sort of stress relief where the cable goes into the body of the unit.
Usage: The Good - Easy to change the voltages when needed once the 4 corresponding colors are memorized. Actually vapes better at 3.0v (blue) than my actual eGo batteries do. / The Bad - Nothing.
Conclusion: I give this product a "big thumbs up" based upon my very short experience with it so far, and would definitely purchase one out of Alpha depending on the price point.
Other Notes: Without my multimeter to do an actual test (I really need to dig that out of the box in the garage!) it seems to be hitting all 4 voltages the same whether it is plugged into my 2000mA USB wall charger or one of the 900mA USB 3.0 ports on my PC, but I would still recommend most people use a USB wall charger if they are unsure about the USB ports on their PC.
Fit & Finish: The Good - The fit and finish is great with no defects or scratches out of the box, and the color matches products for the eGo perfectly. I also find the size acceptable even with not-so-small hands. / The Bad - Nothing.
Build Quality: The Good - The build quality seems great, nothing is loose, the USB cable seems to be thick enough to me for the amperage that it needs to supply and so far my button hasn't gotten stuck and doesn't feel like it will (A couple of my eGo batteries have sticky buttons and have a different feeling than the ones that don't stick). I am also perfectly happy with the length of the USB cable; If it was really long it would be problematic while sitting at a desk or especially in the car, and if someone finds it to be too short for their usage area then a USB Extension Cable is very cheap at places like MonoPrice. / The Bad - Although it seems well made, I also worry about there not being some sort of stress relief where the cable goes into the body of the unit.
Usage: The Good - Easy to change the voltages when needed once the 4 corresponding colors are memorized. Actually vapes better at 3.0v (blue) than my actual eGo batteries do. / The Bad - Nothing.
Conclusion: I give this product a "big thumbs up" based upon my very short experience with it so far, and would definitely purchase one out of Alpha depending on the price point.
Other Notes: Without my multimeter to do an actual test (I really need to dig that out of the box in the garage!) it seems to be hitting all 4 voltages the same whether it is plugged into my 2000mA USB wall charger or one of the 900mA USB 3.0 ports on my PC, but I would still recommend most people use a USB wall charger if they are unsure about the USB ports on their PC.
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