Tank in my pocket! oh noez!!

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Butters78

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I just got a tank today locally, the liquinator. How cool is that? Walk in to a store and buy e cig supplies. Anyways I'm out and about at walmart now and I'm paranoid my tank coming off in my pocket and causing a disaster. I'm even walking differently ha. I wear somewhat baggy jeans not tight at all so it isn't too bad. I'm just a little jittery. Anyone have a tank come off or leak in your pocket? You ladies have it easy, having a purse and all. Haha
 

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I don't know about the liquinator but when you get your sub tank, you won't have to worry at all! Like someone else posted, it has a death grip on the carto, I can pick mine up and probably sling it around by the tank. It's not so tight (as the one you had a couple days ago) that it won't assemble properly though. I've used syringe tanks and they are very slidey! I dumped about 3ml of juice in my purse the other day when I messed up and tried to take it out by the tank LOL.
 

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My husband just picked up a tank recently. He says that if you have a fat tip on it, it shouldn't slide off the carto, so long as the fat tip is fairly tightly set into the carto... so you shouldn't have a leakage issue. :) This was a great question, though, as I just ordered a tank and hadn't considered whether it'd be pocket-safe in my jeans or not... so I just asked him.

I don't think that he has a liquinator specifically, though -- but I imagine that most tanks are pretty similar in style. :)
 

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I have only just got my first tank a minisub from mom and pop its hard to even move the carto when I want to, It also has the thumb screw for filling which I believe adds friction to the carto as well. I also have some M1A1 tanks coming which also use the thumbscrew for filling and friction against the carto although I havnt gotten them yet to try.
I was thinking of your LT clone as a backup for my Provari but it sold too quick figure it would have gave me extra batteries for the Provari as well, Ohwell somebody got a great deal.
 
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Ha yeah I did lowball the LT but I wanted to give back to the community in a sense. I think the bigger drip tip will definitely ease my worries. I have a VV Kens box mod the big brother with vari cool coming in as a backup for the provari and an out and about. I have a neat 3.7 fixed green box mod I got from the pay It forward section for an out and about as well. I love the provari for work and home. The box mods will for like shopping trips on Saturdays with my wife where I'll be vertical for extended periods of time. I'm clumsy at times and I know the Provari can handle being dropped I just dont want it to happen, ha!
 

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Acrylic Big Belly Drip Tips

Def try the Big-Belly Drip tips. Hoosier sells them for only $1.99 each, but other vendors like CCV, Madvapes, etc also sell them.
I really like them and they are the only cartos I use on my tanks. They fit really snug so they wont wiggle and fall off, or fall off if the tank slides up.

I have 2 Smoktech 3.5ml tanks and Ive never had either leak the slightest bit and I carry both of them in my pocket everywhere I go. I use the Ressurector cartos in my tanks that have a metal base on them which stops the tank from being able to slide down. With the metal based cartos and a big belly drip tip, the tank cant slide up or down and I can carry them in my pockets without worry.

Heres what the big belly drip tips look like on a tank: photo3.jpgphoto2.jpg

Its kind of hard to see it in the picture, but the bottom of them are slightly fatter than the carto and thats what stops the tank from sliding up. The second picture is a big-belly drip tip on a Ressurector carto by itself, and you can see the shape of the drip tips alittle better.
 
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