no notice yet on shipping
Ok, ecig Avenue just sent my shipping notice & tracking number a few minutes ago.
no notice yet on shipping
So for those who currently have theirs, how are you finding the tc control, is it accurate? And is everyone's side panels rattling? Hoping to pick one up this weekend at VapeCan in Toronto
Ok, ecig Avenue just sent my shipping notice & tracking number a few minutes ago.
USPS first class has taken my packages on some interesting trips this week as well. I have one coming from Southern CA to MD, but it made a pit stop in Oak Creek, Wisconsin for a couple days before moving onto Virginia.Haven't tried temp control on it a great deal yet. I'm using some slightly older 25r's from the unmarried stack. The batteries I ordered just for this one are getting a tour of this great country courtesy of the USPS....really, California to South Carolina and the package has been through 3 postal facilities in freaking Chicago. I'm just gonna pay the extra $$ for priority from now on...even on a $8 order for orings.
the wierd thing is that if i swap the panels they fit perfectly but my OCD doesnt like the sigelei log being upside down, and my safe side doesnt like the venting/cooling holes being in the wrong place...It is a bit strange how different these units are really - especially the fire button thing. One would think that if one rattles, then most all would do the same as it is a poor design. Seems like there is a micture of issues. As for vaping performance, it is pretty good I think..
the gap is due to the fact that 22mm devices sit onb top of the side panels that are not totally flush with the top of the mod! Take the panels off and it will screw down just fine I reckon...I got mine in from ECig Ave. last night great service and shipping ordered Fri. morning and received it Monday...Cali to Fl and for only $50 bucks is a good deal. My initial impressions are this is a solid device, the side pannels fit good none are loose and non of the buttons rattle at all. The fire button is a little stiff a solid click to fire it but i think thats a good thing so it doesnt fire in your pocket or accidently. The screen is nice an big and lights up very well. I was suprised at how hevy the device is with the battery in it. Its only a little bit lighter than the SX Mini and as for the size its about the same exact size of the SX Mini. Though the SX does feel smaller in the hand due to the curved back but it still feels nice in hand with a smooth finish and solid build. I havent thrown a ni200 build in yet but it works good in the Power mode from my limited use today. My only little complaint may be the 510 is set a little far back with the lemo drop it sticks out where the curve is maybe 2 or 3 mm and the lemo doesnt sit complety flush there is a small gap which may go away after the 510 pin gets some use. But im happy with my initial impressions and for $50 its worth it. Im going to throw a nickle build on tonight and see how it preforms aginst the SX Mini.
Their sigelei 100W/150W UI was nothing like ipv3 / yihi UI, even though it used yihi firmware, and did the same thing for all intents and purposes. I personally beleive they made the boards in house for those as well, at least they claimed as much, like they claim with this one. I tend to believe them, for at least the 150W I have taken apart, the physical board layout is a bit different from the SX330v3 that most people claim it uses, and I didn't see yihi printed on the PCB like I have with every yihi board I've used, even though it clearly uses yihi based firmware. Its possible they make the boards in house authorized from yihi, like the yosen SX300 boards which aren't made by yihi, but an authozied manufacturer. They could be straight up getting the boards from p4y and cloning them too. If you notice release dates from p4y and sigelei, sigelei has been a couple weeks/months behind the p4y offerings for products using the "same" boards.
However, its also entirely possible yihi makes boards with different hardware layout for sigelei.
All the speculation of who makes what could easily be cleared up from the companies, but most of these China outfits don't seem to like transparency.