My Stinger and MCM Underground have that, love it. Never had any seeping issues with them. I also wondered why this hasn't caught on with more manufacturers.
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Anyone interested in picking up a Pulse 80w stateside, Vape Wild has them for $39.99 (free shipping over $30 orders). Sale lasts through 9/2 or while supplies last.
Also, MyVPro listed the Pulse X 90w (mod only) today as presale. So it looks like it will be released w/o the kit pretty early. I know I keep saying I'll never pre-order again, but I did order one with the black G10 panels since I didn't have to get the kit. Ended up about the same price as the regular Pulse 80w if you use presale10 coupon code.
Also, MyVPro listed the Pulse X 90w (mod only) today as presale. So it looks like it will be released w/o the kit pretty early. I know I keep saying I'll never pre-order again, but I did order one with the black G10 panels since I didn't have to get the kit. Ended up about the same price as the regular Pulse 80w if you use presale10 coupon code.
I use the ones that came with my GR1s, they are for the airflow tubes. I will see if I can measure them out and find some for ya.
Here is an eBay listing for some.
US Stock QTY 100 5mm OD 3mm ID 1mm Dia Food Grade Silicone Rubber Seal O-Ring | eBay
US Stock QTY 100 5mm OD 3mm ID 1mm Dia Food Grade Silicone Rubber Seal O-Ring | eBay
That’s a good idea, I think I’m gonna try that. I have the ones from my gr1 so easy peazy. I haven’t had too much seeping but every now and then I’ll get a bit. It’s such an easy fix it would be silly not to. Thanks Zaryk, much appreciated
I spoke too soon describing putting the super tiny oring on the 510 as easy peazy. I just put two orings on two rda’s and was cussing and just about put my fist through the wall. Those tiny orings are extremely hard to manipulate. Just a warning for those wanting to do the same. It’s a maddening task.
Yeah... Putting O-Rings On/Off things can be a PITA at times.
Especially if you Don't have a set of these...
The ones I use, out of the fasttech box-o-orings, really do go on easily [emoji3] A curved pick tool can hook the oringl to pull it over the first thread or two of the male connector.
(Start the oring on one side of the connector, use the hook tool to stretch it over the other side.)
(Start the oring on one side of the connector, use the hook tool to stretch it over the other side.)
I put the o ring on the end of my metal tweezers (over both arms of the tweezers) and opened the tweezers and just rolled the o ring off.onto the 510 post of the rda. It was quick and easy.
Sweet Jesus, I should have just asked. I was getting ...... and thinking “there’s gotta be a better way”, low and behold there was. I got to that point where I was soo mad I didn’t want help and nobody could tell me nothing. Well next time I know better so thank you.
I just received my o-rings today, put one on a berserker rda. It took me a couple of minutes to get it on. I don't think I would need tweezers. All I'm hoping for now is it does the job.
That’s not too bad. I did two in a little under an hour. The first one is the easy one. When you start dripping sweat and anger wells up inside you causing shaking and blurred vision it gets harder. That’s what occurs when you try to install another one. Sad part is I’m not even kidding. I got lucky with the first one and got it after a few tries and minutes. The final 45-50 minutes was spent on the second one. I should have set it down and came back with a cooler head and a plan of attack. I get started doing something and I know I should stop and breathe but I’m not capable for some reason. I’m a stubborn hot head, I think it’s due to genetics because it sorta runs in the family with me being the worst. And I have now officially hijacked this thread and bored everyone who bothered reading my post. Guys like me are THE WORST!!
But you Got It Done.
And in the Battle Royal between Man verses O-Ring, you Reign Supreme.
I bet that dude at the Back of the Pack never put an O-Ring on a 510 Connector.
finally got some time to do most of my RDAs/RDTA with the O-rings, figured a technique in to applying it on. Anyways hope this works well.
Anyone know where I can obtain replacement tubing for the Pulse 80 bottles?
The bottle tubing that came with my mod has a diagonal cut that is way too severe - it extends a full 1/2” from the bottom of the tube. As is, it won’t be able to pick up the bottom 1/4 - 1/3 of the liquid in the bottle.
I won the mod and didn’t want to make too big a stink about it, so I bought a couple of bottles from eciggity. They are better, but still not good enough, IMO. They’ll still be unable to pick up the last 1/4” or so.
I wish the included a longer piece of spare tubing with the mod and replacement bottles. Another 1/2” in length would have allowed me to cut my own slots.
Frustrating!
The bottle tubing that came with my mod has a diagonal cut that is way too severe - it extends a full 1/2” from the bottom of the tube. As is, it won’t be able to pick up the bottom 1/4 - 1/3 of the liquid in the bottle.
I won the mod and didn’t want to make too big a stink about it, so I bought a couple of bottles from eciggity. They are better, but still not good enough, IMO. They’ll still be unable to pick up the last 1/4” or so.
I wish the included a longer piece of spare tubing with the mod and replacement bottles. Another 1/2” in length would have allowed me to cut my own slots.
Frustrating!
It's standard 1/16" ID silicone tubing. I use 1/16" ID x 3/16" OD, though other OD should also work okay.
Amazon, eBay, are reasonable sources.
I'm pretty sure this is what I bought: https://www.amazon.com/Silicone-Tubing-16-ID-Wall/dp/B01LZTH5XR?keywords=1/16"ID+silicone+tubing&qid=1536202377&sr=8-8&ref=mp_s_a_1_8
(I got 10', maybe used 1' to redo multiple bottles [emoji3] )
Amazon, eBay, are reasonable sources.
I'm pretty sure this is what I bought: https://www.amazon.com/Silicone-Tubing-16-ID-Wall/dp/B01LZTH5XR?keywords=1/16"ID+silicone+tubing&qid=1536202377&sr=8-8&ref=mp_s_a_1_8
(I got 10', maybe used 1' to redo multiple bottles [emoji3] )
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