I like the unitanks but they don't seem to work with all bridges. The Kayfun BB doesn't work in a unitank - because the little juice holes are placed directly below the deck, the bottom o-ring of the unitank blocks them.Morning shinies
Been doing some experimenting with my Remix'd. In a sxk unitank screwed into a stubby, it seeps a bit. Left outside the mod it's dry. So it's now in a boro tank screwed into a stubby and it's bone dry.
I just ordered another sxk Limelight clone from Aliexpress but from a different store this time (Sutech ecig Store). Hopefully it'll arrive with a base.
Good morning shiny people. I like dogs but not when they wake me up early barking on a weekend. It was a symphony of neighborhood dogs barking this morning. Mostly the neighbors a couple houses down have a dog that barks a lot and recently got another one which of course does whatever the other one does.
I can't stand incessantly barking dogs. Our neighbor used to have 4 and we have very small yards. I like the windows open and hated having to close the windows because of the noise. Luckily they moved. There is also a special place in hell for the dude that invented the backpack leaf blower. : ) (especially on sunday)
I was just marveling at just how long my wicks/coils last in Kayfuns. They last an incredibly long time while maintaining the same level of flavor, something like 2-3 times as long. I've been doing my own builds for a decade, and I don't think any other style of build deck I've used has the longetivity of Kayfuns.
I currently suspect that the primary factors are (a) isolation of the coil and (b) wicking speed. This is one of the reasons I want to try capillary action decks like the Cabeo and the Stubby tank (among many others), because they look to have similar isolation and wicking speed. But another factor might be the suction effect that the Kayfun deck has (which can be felt in the "rubber-banding effect" of the draw), which might promote wick saturation that might promote optimal longetivity.
Note that I'm strictly tight MTL, so those who like other draw types might have different equations for wick/coil longetivity.
I currently suspect that the primary factors are (a) isolation of the coil and (b) wicking speed. This is one of the reasons I want to try capillary action decks like the Cabeo and the Stubby tank (among many others), because they look to have similar isolation and wicking speed. But another factor might be the suction effect that the Kayfun deck has (which can be felt in the "rubber-banding effect" of the draw), which might promote wick saturation that might promote optimal longetivity.
Note that I'm strictly tight MTL, so those who like other draw types might have different equations for wick/coil longetivity.
Morning shinies 
I've just always gone for the unitank so this is my first time with a boro tank. I wish I'd tried it earlier. Now of course I want some in every colour and style!
I've just always gone for the unitank so this is my first time with a boro tank. I wish I'd tried it earlier. Now of course I want some in every colour and style!
Good Morning Shiny People 
Good morning Shiny's
Good morning. Hopefully this week will be a little calmer at work. It’s been two weeks of chaos.
Not positive but thinking Fluff will be a Floyd.
Morning shinies
I ordered some prettier boro tanks. And stocked up even more on my fave 810 drip tips.
I ordered some prettier boro tanks. And stocked up even more on my fave 810 drip tips.
Good evening folks,
more Knipex….
more Knipex….
We find things wrong about every day. We were supposed to get five years of history transferred and only got one. Anything we hadn’t sold in the last two years wasn’t transferred. It’s quite the adventure after being used to having access to almost 20 years of history.
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