Royal Smokers E2 V4 Cartomizer Contest!!

[br5495]

actually, hairballs method worked for me for about 10 min.. now all i get is mouthfulls of liquid... i cant figure out how to stop it.. guess this is a carto for the garbage now. boo.

Sometimes when the filler ring is removed, it disturbs the ceramic cup enough to break the seal of the shrink tubing on the cup stem. Then you will have a slurpee until the liquid level gets below the stem.

This can easily happen if the ceramic stem fits loose on the metal tube. Some stems are a tight fit, so removing the filler ring won't disturb the seal.

 

[badkolo]

you dont need to insert the filler ring as intended, once ptb is installed you can place that filler plug backwards and just press into place on top of the cup, NO LEAKING, you can just use the center plug placed on its flat end and that works as well.

 

[BanjoMan]

Hah, LMAO! Just like a PTB super hero he appears.

Faster than a speeding wick!
More absorbant than a piece of polyfill!
Able to stop e-juice leaks in their tracks!

It's... PTB Man!!

*snarf!*

 

[nightsong]

the problem with the PTB mod is that once you start using it, you have to keep using it because you will never again be satisfied without it...and it's really quite impossible to stealth vape with it because of the plumes of vapor....

 

[IndustrialAction]

the problem with the PTB mod is that once you start using it, you have to keep using it because you will never again be satisfied without it...and it's really quite impossible to stealth vape with it because of the plumes of vapor....

What is the pyramid tea bag material specifically?

 

[arjay55]

What is the pyramid tea bag material specifically?

It's an ancient Egyptian trade secret. lol.

 

[MaxUT]

What is the pyramid tea bag material specifically?

From LIPTON Pyramid Tea Bags:

It's a fine plastic mesh material.

 

[IndustrialAction]

From LIPTON Pyramid Tea Bags:

It's a fine plastic mesh material.

I get that, what I'm asking is what specifically is it made out of. It makes more sense to order a roll of the material then to go cutting up tea bags.

 

[MaxUT]

Tulle is the fabric type. PTB should be either nylon or polyester.

Amazon.com: tulle fine mesh - Home, Garden & Pets: Home & Garden

 

[badkolo]

the one in lipton is nylon

 

[v1John]

link, and then once you're there, look at 'stainless steel woven cloth' then 'fine mesh'

McMaster-Carr

What if you used the ss mesh instead of ptb? would it work and then they would last a year?

If it works, then it could even replace the wick altogether, even inside the coil.

 

[kj4lxw]

I just remove all the rings and drip down the sides.
I like to change flavors often so I only put around 6 drops on each side. still vapes alot and no issues with leaking, just have a drip tip on top.

 

[JustMeAgain]

I don't know that this is as easy as dripping, but we have a bunch of those giant syringes with the hollow metal tube you use to inject marinade into a turkey.

I just took one of the tubes and flattened it out a little at the pointed end and then cut it off and slipped it down the side of the 3rd ring.

I was able to refill the carto without any problem other than I had to drip into it slowly since it's so narrow and I don't have the pressure from a syringe. I was able to leave it inside but I didn't put the middle ring back in, but so far no leaks.

I'm going to be flying next week, and I think I'll do this rather than pack a syringe.

 

[kj4lxw]

Has anyone tried removing all the rings and using the syringe tip that comes with the E2's to drip down the side?

 

[wetclay]

Has anyone tried removing all the rings and using the syringe tip that comes with the E2's to drip down the side?

tried that, though with my needle not the tip that comes with the cartos. it works and easy.
did that when I was trying to mod the carto with the polyfill that comes with them. left the wick in place and just placed polyfill beside it. Then filled it with syringe & needle tip inserted beside the cup. then replaced the three plugs.
Didn't really make a lot of difference. Doesn't worth the hassle. Won't do it again unless someone confirms that cutting the wick is as important as placing the polyfill. Might give that a try in that case

 

[CloudBurst]

Have you tried the syringe mod? Then you just drip it on the edges.

tried that, though with my needle not the tip that comes with the cartos. it works and easy.
did that when I was trying to mod the carto with the polyfill that comes with them. left the wick in place and just placed polyfill beside it. Then filled it with syringe & needle tip inserted beside the cup. then replaced the three plugs.
Didn't really make a lot of difference. Doesn't worth the hassle. Won't do it again unless someone confirms that cutting the wick is as important as placing the polyfill. Might give that a try in that case

 

[JustMeAgain]

I don't know that this is as easy as dripping, but we have a bunch of those giant syringes with the hollow metal tube you use to inject marinade into a turkey.

I just took one of the tubes and flattened it out a little at the pointed end and then cut it off and slipped it down the side of the 3rd ring.

I was able to refill the carto without any problem other than I had to drip into it slowly since it's so narrow and I don't have the pressure from a syringe. I was able to leave it inside but I didn't put the middle ring back in, but so far no leaks.

I'm going to be flying next week, and I think I'll do this rather than pack a syringe.

Thought I'd add a pic or two:

 

[IndustrialAction]

Thought I'd add a pic:

Have you tried taking out all three rings and just dripping down the side? It only takes about 30 seconds and you can visually check your liquid level. No syringe required. You just need a pair of tweezers.

 

[wetclay]

Have you tried the syringe mod? Then you just drip it on the edges.

not yet. might be the next thing to try. looks nice

 

[bobrez]

Best way I have found is
#1 remove all 3 inserts
#2 drip down the sides till full
#3 replace inner most insert upside down
#4 insert drip tip on end
= perfect, easy quick and no leaks