Great job Wharf!Whoo Hoo !!!!!!!
OK, It took me two tries but I found an O-ring that works with the Liquinator. First try was a 008 and it fit the 306 but was too thick to fit in the groove of the tank cap. I wnet back and got a 004 and it thins as it stretches over the 306 though I had to put it in top of cap first. I'm well past 40 hits and it works beautifully.
One hiccup ~ the hole size in the cart. I started with 2 holes with a big sewing needle. It worked perfect with juice in the picture. When I filled the tank half way, it leaked thru the batt hole. I put one hole in another cart and it really leaked bad. Then I took the first cart pushed on the inside to close the holes some and it didn't let enough juice in (I started feeling like Goldilocks LOL). I opened one of the hole and it's almost just right.
Well almost perfect, but still lovin' it
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BTW this is where a M1A1 would really be the ticket. It's a little more difficult to fill than using a carto........ CRAP, another thing I need to buy LOL !!!!
Thank you, Tracy.
IMO, on the future order, get the silver. One tank is not enough once you become accustomed to using them, anyways.
In the meanwhile, I have black on my Purple Classic/bronze caps and it looks good - the DT is what ties it together and/or sets it off; gold/bronze to match the caps; purple to go with the tube. It's all good ... and I imagine it will be the same with your Purple/Chrome and black tank with the right DT.
Girlie tank talk - love it! I feel like Moo! (just pickin' at ya again) LOL
Tracy the silver tank is not a shiny silver, mine looks more of a matte grey. I agree with Pokey tho...you won't be happy with just one lol. Here's my BP with Mike's M1A1
Mark I love the fill port! But then I am always home so syringe filling is no big deal for me. I have even started using a syringe w/18gauge blunt to fill my Liquinators. Pop the carto down, shoot the juice in, slide it back home and done(boy is that UTC fodder!!)
It seems the trick to these atty tanks is to have a way to adjust the juice flow. It makes sense due to all the varied pg/vg liquid mixes available. It's been done already, by someone who makes very overpriced mods, and that's how the idea works in those. It seems MWA has got that figured out with the use of a delrin tube with holes punched in it. He has the holes punched in the same area as he has them on the atty cover and twists the delrin tube to adjust flow.
We have the opposite but the same problem G$. When it's 100º and 130º in the car it messes with our juice![]()
It seems the trick to these atty tanks is to have a way to adjust the juice flow. It makes sense due to all the varied pg/vg liquid mixes available. It's been done already, by someone who makes very overpriced mods, and that's how the idea works in those. It seems MWA has got that figured out with the use of a delrin tube with holes punched in it. He has the holes punched in the same area as he has them on the atty cover and twists the delrin tube to adjust flow.
Moo!![]()
Aren't you glad you peeked in? You never know where a NC thread where lead you - and you'll never know for sure where I'll find the chance to give you a poke...
I have not heard from Kellie, BTW.I am sure you are missing her...and I hope all is well her way.
Syringe filling keeps it clean and simple - less likely to accidentally pour juice directly into the carto itself and allows for more juice to be placed within the tank at one time, IMO. I do it with whatever way I have easiest on hand at the moment, though. I am lazy and when a tank needs filling the moment is now - I don't go looking for stuff if it isn't sitting about...
But I always remove my tank from the PV whilst filling - I can be a sloppy filler as I am a sloppy dripper and hate for juice to get all over the Buzz...not only is it a sticky mess, it can cause troubles for the device itself...I have learned that the hard way.![]()
I don't know why trying to follow your quest to use an atty in a tank is scrambling my brain... but I am hoping once all the kinks are worked out, you will provide me with EASY step by step directions using small words and pictures!