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I have asked Chad on the Care and Maintenance for your Silver Bullet thread the question of suitable lubricant(s) for the main threads that are available in the UK.
I have also phoned the company in the link and they are contacting the tech team of the product to check to see if it is suitable for aluminium...
You do not want any lubricant on the atomiser threads!
I have also phoned the company in the link and they are contacting the tech team of the product to check to see if it is suitable for aluminium...
You do not want any lubricant on the atomiser threads!
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Woohoo ! Mine just arrived 
lovely bit of kit, and even got a plastic case for my two spare "camping weekend" batteries !
Batteries are now charging (seem to be constantly waiting for
something today !)
nice work Toby
lovely bit of kit, and even got a plastic case for my two spare "camping weekend" batteries !
Batteries are now charging (seem to be constantly waiting for
something today !)
nice work Toby
well i'm home for dinner ... batteries have been on charge for about three hours lil lights are still on red ... grrrrr
It can take up to as long as 6 hours to fully charge those monster batteries.
well i'm still in work and i use the dura for work so not much of an issue .. other than me just wanting to try it properly ... lol 2400mAh hahaha ... vape pretty much constantly after work so the monster batteries will be charged by then ... think i shall keep track of how long they last.... actuall vaping time ... got a feeling i'm going to have to stop the clock as it will probably go into tommorrow ... wonder if we can get leaford to do a puff count for the SB hahaha
They can take a while first charge, but once that first charge is out of the way, it will get quicker...lol.
I take it that you are charging up the 18650's? once charged those beauties last me 30 hours vaping time..
The Tenergie batteries, work differently. They take a long time to initially charge, but will not last very long at all, and you will think they are a waste of money.. thats only because they are a 'slow build up battery' ( my term not technical ) and they have to be charged up to 5 times to really get the benefit.
One thing I have noticed already, and be aware.. Keep The Atomiser Moist.. so a couple of drops regular, if not you will get the burnt taste and fast...lol
Not to mention the loss of your atomiser... simply keeping it moist, will keep it alive, even at 6v, should that be your vaping delight..
I take it that you are charging up the 18650's? once charged those beauties last me 30 hours vaping time..
The Tenergie batteries, work differently. They take a long time to initially charge, but will not last very long at all, and you will think they are a waste of money.. thats only because they are a 'slow build up battery' ( my term not technical ) and they have to be charged up to 5 times to really get the benefit.
One thing I have noticed already, and be aware.. Keep The Atomiser Moist.. so a couple of drops regular, if not you will get the burnt taste and fast...lol
Not to mention the loss of your atomiser... simply keeping it moist, will keep it alive, even at 6v, should that be your vaping delight..
hahaha mine were charging for ages ... decided to take one battery out of the charger and put it back it ... soon as i moved it both lights went green ... been puffing away since 4 pm ... woop
Those batteries need a good charge first time...
If you are using the 3v ones in order to get a 6v vape, you will need to charge them and use up to 5 times before they reach capacity, its the downside of protected batteries.
So it does sound like battery to me..
If you are using the 3v ones in order to get a 6v vape, you will need to charge them and use up to 5 times before they reach capacity, its the downside of protected batteries.
So it does sound like battery to me..
They've been in for a good 6 hours, lights on charger turned green. I'm using the 16850 batteries, I put them back in and light is still green but I'll leave them for an hour or two and see if they do anything.
Do you mean the 18650? the huge long ones... they are what I use too.
Remember with that switch be sure you are pressing it firmly. Its designed for safety, and I find my finger nails stop it going all the way at times, so it may just be that.
6 hours should have done the trick...
Remember with that switch be sure you are pressing it firmly. Its designed for safety, and I find my finger nails stop it going all the way at times, so it may just be that.
6 hours should have done the trick...
Come on you miserable so-and-so's post some pics of your new toys
hahaha sorry frogathy .. only had the freelander a few days havent taken any pics of it yet hahahaha
Good Luck Isnak... hope it all works well..
OK.. a photo, cr*p, but none the less a photo...
OK.. a photo, cr*p, but none the less a photo...
Anyone noticed how quiet Mr Funkleberry has gone....
Do you reckon he is lost in a cloud of vapour somewhere....hahahaha
Do you reckon he is lost in a cloud of vapour somewhere....hahahaha
my god christena you work for duracell or something .. how do you know so much about batteries .... in the region of 5 hours now actuall puffing time on my first battery hahaha and i dont loose it when i put it down when i'm driving ...
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