Oh, that's not bad at all. Thanks Birdy. Now, can you tell me how to change the volts on the darned thing? All I can see changing is the watts.
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Oh, that's not bad at all. Thanks Birdy. Now, can you tell me how to change the volts on the darned thing? All I can see changing is the watts.
Oh, that's not bad at all. Thanks Birdy. Now, can you tell me how to change the volts on the darned thing? All I can see changing is the watts.
Click the power buttom three times and the display should change to watts.
Just remember that the iSticks fires at a full volt higher than the display would make you believe. The lowest voltage you can get from it is 4.2 volts. So don't put any single atties on that thing--they may burn. Dual coils are fine--they need more power.
Thanks Katya. You are just dandy!
The darned 510 adapter was in the package that's MIA. Grrrrr.
One more question for the pros. I've got an Aspire Vivi Nova tank that I had some cinnamon juice in. I've rinsed it out thoroughly twice now and it still smells like cinnamon. I want to put some other juice in there now so I can use it on the new iStick so how do I get the cinnamon smell/taste out of it? It's the only tank I have right now to use on the iStick b/c the package with my adapter in it is MIA.
Your best bet is to change the coil.
Next best bet is to clean it. Try lemon juice. Also dry burning if you know how to do that and not melt anything.
It's in the wick. And it won't go away without a fight or a lot of use. Cinnamon is a rough one. Also frequently a tank cracker.
Next best bet is to clean it. Try lemon juice. Also dry burning if you know how to do that and not melt anything.
It's in the wick. And it won't go away without a fight or a lot of use. Cinnamon is a rough one. Also frequently a tank cracker.
One more question for the pros. I've got an Aspire Vivi Nova tank that I had some cinnamon juice in. I've rinsed it out thoroughly twice now and it still smells like cinnamon. I want to put some other juice in there now so I can use it on the new iStick so how do I get the cinnamon smell/taste out of it? It's the only tank I have right now to use on the iStick b/c the package with my adapter in it is MIA.
Is it a glass tank? You could try soaking in a weak baking soda solution, or vinegar solution, but honestly, cinnamon is hopeless. You could also try vaping some pure PG or PG/VG blend through that tank. It may take days/weeks until the flavor is all gone.
If it's in the coil, dry burn the coil and torch the wick until it turns white again.
It's a glass tank so no worries there. I've been told about dry burning before but haven't really tried it.
Some stuff has plastic rings in it...washers 'n stuffis.
Basically, by "if you know how to do that' means you've either researched it or taken it all apart and know there's nothing in there that will melt when it all gets hot without juice to cool it down.
Most people, when they dry burn, disassemble down to as little as possible to make a coil connection.
IDK about your specific device, so I can't tell you how to do it.
Basically, by "if you know how to do that' means you've either researched it or taken it all apart and know there's nothing in there that will melt when it all gets hot without juice to cool it down.
Most people, when they dry burn, disassemble down to as little as possible to make a coil connection.
IDK about your specific device, so I can't tell you how to do it.
YouTube! It's all there.
Just rinse the coil after dry burning. Many YouTubers skip that step--I don't. You want to remove the ash from the coil.
I think I've gotten most of the cinnamon flavor out. I tried dry burning it, but I don't think it did it like, all the way, cuz I was too skirred. There's just a hit of it left now and I think with the use of some different juices in there, it will be gone. Got some new coils on the way.
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