But some know exactly what they are talking about because they purchased the device for a price much higher than most that stalk this thread today, and they gave it months of use before just giving up.....never had a device that required a 3 wrap just to get the vapor production another device gets with four.
Never saw anybody say anything about any devices hitting harder or not as hard....I could care less personally....if it doesn't vape well, give a great taste, and satisfy my vaping experience then it's gonna be gone from my collection. BTW I am well versed with creating wicks and wrapping coils....but nice try.
If you spent more time on quality control instead of hangin in this thread maybe people buying devices today wouldn't have crooked tanks.....they do....I have seen them, even on the Pluid edition.
Again......my opinion is based on my personal experience. Perhaps the iHybrids of today are the best thing that ever hit the genny scene but that doesn't make me a happy iHybrid owner as mine was crapola and cost much more than those of today. I guess some more testing and working out the flaws prior to rushing to market would have been better for the consumer....or at least setting a price and sticking to that price, not dropping it after you get your feet on the ground off the backs of those that paid their hard earned money for something that was inferior to what you claim to offer today.
My opinion and I am sticking with it.....have a good morning (EDT) and I am happy everyone here loves their device....that was what I hoped for when I dove in wallet first....it just didn't stick.
Apparently your not well versed on wrapping coils, incase you failed to notice, the iHybrid is the same exact setup as the zenesis, therefore your theory of it not producing the same is flawed, I use brass contacts which is far better than SS in conductivity. Thats why your zen will work better with a brass firing pin.
You havent seen a crooked tank on a green envy, you saw the one in the classies that was crooked and he explained that he didnt have the top cap pushed all the way down, so your wrong there also, please educate yourself on a pic before jumping to conclusions.
I do agree I shouldnt have rushed but I was excited because I made something I loved, for that I apologize.
You guys in that other thread crack me up with the price of the aluminum and SS of the iHy and then rush off to drop $250+ on a device that is all aluminum that has firing issues. Contradictions Contradictions, I'm tired of the bashing and false rumors, come say what you need about the iHy in here, its welcome, I love constructive criticism, but not too fond of false statements or assumptions. Ohms and such are also allowed here
