The mail truck went down the street.......in the wrong direction. I'm not sure if that truck turns around and comes back or if it's a different truck altogether.
Not my favorite in terms of looks, but it's a solid little sucker.Hitt gifted me the purple Kroma-A kit he won. I've been using it ever since.
I have no problem with looks but of course, I love the color.
Yes, it is a solid device. I expect it to last a long time. I do have one more of them.
In my searches today I actually found another Solo
Why don't you just give them to a fellow vaper?I have two of those. They won't die. It's time to take them to the recycling bin. I'll never use them.
Try it with a pair of pliers near the coil.
Nobody wants them. Trust me. They are sad uncomfortable bricks. But they used to be very popular when they first came out--years ago.
They all come out looking like this....
The bottom one looks OK to me. The one on top, not so much. You may want to watch a few of Phil's videos--he's constantly over wrapping and then unwrapping his coils. Just fast forward through a few of them. Maybe this will help.
The idea is to keep the coil snug on the rod and then very gently start unwrapping it toward yourself--but keep the leg perpendicular to the rod. Pliers are helpful.
You don't by chance have a link to one of those videos, do you? I haven't had much luck finding any video for this online. I also need to find my pliers.
I keep a couple fully-charged to use as power banks during hurricane season each year. They'll recharge my cell phone, my iSticks, etc.
I'll bet there are at least a few members in need on here, who'd use them if you were PIFing them. I have a supply of NIB MVP2 kits, MVP20W mods, and MVP30W mods. Those suckers are well-built, reliable, and have pretty high mAh capacities.
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