... I went back to my beloved PT I's.
After weeks of "drinking" or absorbing more ejuice through my skin, rather than vaping it, I was desperate this morning. I searched for all PT II solutions here, and also watched every YT video on the subject, but still no longterm improvement.
After placing a new Aspire tank order today, I went rummaging through the old stockpile for other options. I was really just looking for some drip atomizers to keep me going, but stumbled on some old PT I's and remembered how much I loved them. Cleaned one out, put in a new coil, and I have been gloriously vaping without a problem all day. No flooding, no gurgling, no leaking.
I cannot prove it, but I believe the lack of airtight connections between the glass tank and the top and bottom fittings contribute greatly to the everchanging neg/pos air pressure in the tank. I can blow juice out of the PT II tank and still need to clean a slight amount of juice from the outside PT II body. (Just a greasy feeling.)
Anyway, don't let my membership date influence you because I am still a hardware novice. Just wanted to throw this out there for the other disgruntled PT II members to let them know that they are not alone.
After weeks of "drinking" or absorbing more ejuice through my skin, rather than vaping it, I was desperate this morning. I searched for all PT II solutions here, and also watched every YT video on the subject, but still no longterm improvement.
After placing a new Aspire tank order today, I went rummaging through the old stockpile for other options. I was really just looking for some drip atomizers to keep me going, but stumbled on some old PT I's and remembered how much I loved them. Cleaned one out, put in a new coil, and I have been gloriously vaping without a problem all day. No flooding, no gurgling, no leaking.
I cannot prove it, but I believe the lack of airtight connections between the glass tank and the top and bottom fittings contribute greatly to the everchanging neg/pos air pressure in the tank. I can blow juice out of the PT II tank and still need to clean a slight amount of juice from the outside PT II body. (Just a greasy feeling.)
Anyway, don't let my membership date influence you because I am still a hardware novice. Just wanted to throw this out there for the other disgruntled PT II members to let them know that they are not alone.
