KISSTFACE is alive and well!!! Altho it may need the help of big pharma
I ain't QUITE that old, Ken-Bob!!!
You got that harness off yet?
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I ain't QUITE that old, Ken-Bob!!!
You got that harness off yet?
I'm guessing that the Zmax will be vw only I'm not sure how it's possible to have a vv/vw in the same mod
I imagine that you'll be able to switch between one or the other or it will be VW only. I'm not sure who'd even want VV when VW is an option...?
I know I don't even consider VV since I got my Kick.... I'd certainly like to be in the drawing for the ZMax
I ain't QUITE that old, Ken-Bob!!!
You got that harness off yet?
Yes I do, 9 out of 12 hrs a day. If I'm getting in the car I wear it, for obvious reasons, and every now and then when I'm gonna be on my feet for an extended period of time. I'm basically back to where I was for the past 2 yrs w the exception of needing to squat to reach the floor. ( I know what all you sick minds thought I was going to say just then and yous should be ashamed of yous selves')
I have a few scorpion sct tanks on the way; ne preliminary impressions from u guys before I put them through the paces
...just be aware that acidic juices will crack Scorpion tanks ...I covered mine with clear packing tape (as a precaution) & I still have one that works ...fried the other dry burning I do believe ... you could go back thru the thread & read others insights ... It was one of the first things we tested in the beginning of this adventure
Definitely.
And don't forget to let it sit with juice in it for a *really* long time (overnight is good) - it's going to suck up a goodly part of the tank into the wicks inside the tube, don't use it until it stopped absorbing, imho. I never got a dry hit doing that...
And don't forget to let it sit with juice in it for a *really* long time (overnight is good) - it's going to suck up a goodly part of the tank into the wicks inside the tube, don't use it until it stopped absorbing, imho. I never got a dry hit doing that...
...just be aware that acidic juices will crack Scorpion tanks ...I covered mine with clear packing tape (as a precaution) & I still have one that works ...fried the other dry burning I do believe ... you could go back thru the thread & read others insights ... It was one of the first things we tested in the beginning of this adventure
Just wanted to say that in addtion to Dan and Chris and the great helpers they have, there's a lot of really great people in the group that hangs out in the GV forum. {{{hugs}}} to all of ya
(OK Ken-Bob, I'm done wth my kissy face for the night)
Finally getting some time to post a small review of the Apollo tank I got a few weeks back.
When I got the tank, I was starting a new job that required me to be on the road quite a bit initially. I wasn't sure about the break in for these, so I filled it with juice and threw it atop my Rocket. Dry hits ensued virtually every time. I took the tank apart, washed it and set it out to dry.
Now a couple of weeks later, my interest (and time) have been renewed. First things first, I knew a dry burn was in order. After the dry burn, I filled it and have been vaping the little gem at 3.4 volts on the Rocket with zero dry hits. I am growing to rather enjoy this little tank the more I use it.
It is fairly common to experience some gurgling but it doesn't seem to hurt anything so I just ignore it. My job requires me to do a lot of driving, so a tank with the ability hold a lot of juice and perform well for a long time really interests me.
The only real down side I have found to this tank is that it looks like a Christmas tree ornament. I should have gone with a different color.
When I got the tank, I was starting a new job that required me to be on the road quite a bit initially. I wasn't sure about the break in for these, so I filled it with juice and threw it atop my Rocket. Dry hits ensued virtually every time. I took the tank apart, washed it and set it out to dry.
Now a couple of weeks later, my interest (and time) have been renewed. First things first, I knew a dry burn was in order. After the dry burn, I filled it and have been vaping the little gem at 3.4 volts on the Rocket with zero dry hits. I am growing to rather enjoy this little tank the more I use it.
It is fairly common to experience some gurgling but it doesn't seem to hurt anything so I just ignore it. My job requires me to do a lot of driving, so a tank with the ability hold a lot of juice and perform well for a long time really interests me.
The only real down side I have found to this tank is that it looks like a Christmas tree ornament. I should have gone with a different color.
I have never won a lottery worth anything but there is always a first time. Put me on the ZMax list Danno. Thanks.
I'm still using two of them off and on. I use so many different juices in assorted Stardusts and Mini-Vivis right now, that I haven't even gotten through a first tankfull though.
Right now they are working great. I am not getting the vapor I get with the ViVi, and it works much better at around 4 Volts for me, with serious tilting at about 1/3 of a tank - but what is more important for me, and why I have my favorite complex tea flavor in it, is the flavor. IMHO, flavor is considerably better than the ViVi, actually. Deeper, with the spectrum of the flavor presented evenly. ViVi is a bit on the "bright" side for me, and sometimes can have metallic accent on some juices - Apollo does not.
Yeah, they do gurgle... I found that for some reason they work best below half-full point for me. And when first started, both of mine gave me an ungodly bad time: flooding or dry hits, nothing in-between, it seemed. But that didn't last long. Now, as long as i tilt, no problems.
I like this thing. It does look like a Christmas ornament, true. I think I'd actually prefer if it was a bit less shiny? But I love the shape - it's just sooooooo sci-fi - and the colors! Too cool. It's really too bad that it doesn't do best on the matching batt, together they are cool city - to the point that I sometimes sacrifice function for form and vape it like that. LOL
But the "Sonic Screwdriver" look is good too.
Right now they are working great. I am not getting the vapor I get with the ViVi, and it works much better at around 4 Volts for me, with serious tilting at about 1/3 of a tank - but what is more important for me, and why I have my favorite complex tea flavor in it, is the flavor. IMHO, flavor is considerably better than the ViVi, actually. Deeper, with the spectrum of the flavor presented evenly. ViVi is a bit on the "bright" side for me, and sometimes can have metallic accent on some juices - Apollo does not.
Yeah, they do gurgle... I found that for some reason they work best below half-full point for me. And when first started, both of mine gave me an ungodly bad time: flooding or dry hits, nothing in-between, it seemed. But that didn't last long. Now, as long as i tilt, no problems.
I like this thing. It does look like a Christmas ornament, true.
I think I'd actually prefer if it was a bit less shiny? But I love the shape - it's just sooooooo sci-fi - and the colors! Too cool. It's really too bad that it doesn't do best on the matching batt, together they are cool city - to the point that I sometimes sacrifice function for form and vape it like that. LOLBut the "Sonic Screwdriver" look is good too.
Finally getting some time to post a small review of the Apollo tank I got a few weeks back.
When I got the tank, I was starting a new job that required me to be on the road quite a bit initially. I wasn't sure about the break in for these, so I filled it with juice and threw it atop my Rocket. Dry hits ensued virtually every time. I took the tank apart, washed it and set it out to dry.
Now a couple of weeks later, my interest (and time) have been renewed. First things first, I knew a dry burn was in order. After the dry burn, I filled it and have been vaping the little gem at 3.4 volts on the Rocket with zero dry hits. I am growing to rather enjoy this little tank the more I use it.
It is fairly common to experience some gurgling but it doesn't seem to hurt anything so I just ignore it. My job requires me to do a lot of driving, so a tank with the ability hold a lot of juice and perform well for a long time really interests me.
The only real down side I have found to this tank is that it looks like a Christmas tree ornament. I should have gone with a different color.
Yeah, I'm in on the Zmax thing as well. Sounds promising, and, as usual, my curiousity would not be denied.
So I shaved the top of my Rocket and sure enough it's good to go and everything fires on it now. Kinda sucks though because now my pretty silver rocket has black plastic at the top. Oh well function over form. So anyone having issues be sure to shave the top off around the 510 connector and you will be all set. I did mine with a swiss army knife and had no issues. Plastic is soft and easy to cut.
Well that would be too easy wouldn't... I'll look around for one haha.
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