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SO dod you think it will need to be even shorter ??? I am at 28mm so 7 mm shorter than the carto ?? let me know
As far as I can tell there should be NO corrosion the aluminum is anodized ( VERY good coating ) the the Polycarb has no effect at all so you should be good to go IMO .
I dunno what it is about the cinnamon juices, but they eat polycarbonate. There's not a tank on the market that can handle them.
Well if thats the case I will be buying a couple of these. All the others on the market get ate up by the cinn oil. Gosh I really hope this is true...
thus my concern....I was hoping and still am Buzz was able to find a tube material that handles the oil better. We will see...
No clear plastic's available that can deal with it, AFAIK. I guess you could make a tank out of some kinda of hardcore glass, like Pyrex, but that introduces a whole 'nother set of problems... It'd be pretty darn difficult to shatter Lexan, the stuff that bulletproof glass is made out of and the trade name of Polycarbonate.
I actually never thought of Lexan...i wonder if it would work...hum...off to google i go....lol
It would be way close. Bottom 4 mm are lost/useless, only have 31 mm useable. A 28 mm tank would only leave 3mm of carto outside the tank at the mouth end. If there is any o-ring extending past the tank, it would cut into that 3mm.
I'm thinking more like 22/23mm, but I don't know if that would have enough tank volume to be worthwhile.
( that is part of why I made my earlier post, not sure if it would be effective to have a tank that is only 22 or 23mm total length - how many ml would that hold?)
I'm thinking more like 22/23mm, but I don't know if that would have enough tank volume to be worthwhile.
( that is part of why I made my earlier post, not sure if it would be effective to have a tank that is only 22 or 23mm total length - how many ml would that hold?)
My caps only extend into the tank 3.5 mm or ,.14" on each end so there would be 20mm of usable tank area , No idea what capacity would be .
Lexan=Polycarbonate. Same thing, only one's the generic and one's the trade name, and it's what the Buzz Tank is made of.
Ya just learned that. Sorry it took me a sec. Now Buzz I will give you your thread back...lol
SO you are saying that the Cinnamon juice EATS polycarb ????? man I would not vape that if I were you But I am not so !
Polycarb is bad ... stuff it is used for nasty chemicals etc. read this http://www.gallinausa.com/pdfs/polycarb.chemical.resistance.pdf
page 5 etc.
Wait page 11 , nutmeg and clove oil = BAD !!! hummm never knew that.
Polycarb is bad ... stuff it is used for nasty chemicals etc. read this http://www.gallinausa.com/pdfs/polycarb.chemical.resistance.pdf
page 5 etc.
Wait page 11 , nutmeg and clove oil = BAD !!! hummm never knew that.
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Pi r squared h is a good approximation, ignoring the carto wall and the atomizer core.
(what is the tank id?)
(what is the tank id?)
Yep. Tears right through it. Supposedly Cinnamon Oil is on the No-No Vape list, but a bunch of vendors still use it. It's probably still better than cigarettes, but I ain't vaping that crap.
Ya not the best stuff to vape. Currently in search for a replacement vape. But until then...
I've seen a number of posts about CE2s tanks dissolving because of cinnamon liquid. It's nothing new.
When I was in the Glass business we used to put Lexan in businesses that kept getting their windows knocked out for burglaries. That stuff was damned expensive too but you could throw a cinder block at it and it wouldn't break.
Cinder-block proof or not, 5CS, if anything drives this much above the $30 mark, it's all over.
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