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Grats on the SS tube for your SnP bro. I skipped the op to snag one, but they look amazing assembled.
I can't wait to get my hands on this setup as well (well, skipped pro ring and stainless, will use hippo and I like the fused quartz). Now it is the waiting game. Have you received shipping notice from vapourart yet?
I didn't receive any shipping notice , but when I checked my order status on their website it was shipped and there was tracking available. Too bad DHL is apparently busy delivering it to the wrong places.
What a difference a day makes! Was able to order an SnP 23 and stainless tank from VapourArt today. No glitches. Sometimes, "sleeping on it" works 
. Thank you Poet for the tip on the SS Hippo V2 from Avid. Done and ordered. Between those and the Sophia, I am expecting Epic Vape Mail.
. Thank you Poet for the tip on the SS Hippo V2 from Avid. Done and ordered. Between those and the Sophia, I am expecting Epic Vape Mail.
Quick question: Just in case the Sophia arrives before the SnP tank, I think I will pop it in my standard size IBTanked tanks. Anyone have experience? Should I use the red oring which comes with Sophia? Remove any o's from the IBTanked?
Depends on how tightly the IBT's top O-ring grips Sophia. You can give it a try before filling the tank to see if it will turn well enough to use the juice control.
I use my Sophia in my IBTs with no issues. Didn't change the o-ring.
Thank you Techno and Baghandler. Someday I'll be so tech savvy that I can help others here on techno queries....until then I'll just be a cheerleader. Have a great day all!
received my sophia yesterday...vaped all day with the included coil...today rebuilt my own coil...everything went well until i tried to put the ceramic cup back in...wasn't going in so i used some force and broke the damn thing....anybody know if i can get replacement ceramic cups in the states somewhere?? Avid vapor is out of stock and doesn't look like they will carry it anymore...anyone got an extra they wanna sell me???
Oh my god, that's the worst thing I've heard all week!
Send me a PM with your address and I will send you one. I think I might cry.
Sorry to hear that ,sounds like the good folks here are gonna look after you.I am waiting for mine, how long did it take to get yours ? Mine said sent abroad 5 days ago but nothing on the USPS site yet.
Here you go.. Free shipping to boot.
https://buckysbargainvaping.com/ind...ducts_id=121&zenid=olmi4u8vv09slf99kd7qfqite4
wow thanks ....i will pm you now...your a life saver...i got used to the sophia in a matter of minutes...just threw a carto into my tank and i am NOT liking it much...Oh my god, that's the worst thing I've heard all week!
hey thanks for that man.....i was wondering if the killer had the same cup or not...now we all knowHere you go.. Free shipping to boot.
https://buckysbargainvaping.com/ind...ducts_id=121&zenid=olmi4u8vv09slf99kd7qfqite4
it took a total of 15 days for my sophia to arrive from eliquids.com....tracking never worked so just look for it
Thanks, chadsmo, looking on their site I was surprised to see my snps have already landed in OH, so I figure Monday on those. The sophias still appear to be in greece listed as transporting. Does anyone know the dimensions on the snp fuzed quartz glass tubes? I'm thinking custom ibtanked tube order.
Stupidity edit: They are listed on the site: ID 19 mm, OD 22 mm, length 27,5 mm
Stupidity edit: They are listed on the site: ID 19 mm, OD 22 mm, length 27,5 mm
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Let me see if I understand this correctly. The Sophia is a 45 mm long atty with the standard tube (not counting 510 connector).
If used in a 35 mm carto tank, the standard tube protrudes about 10 mm, but allows you to push the base of the atty out of the tank and remove it, with both ends of the tank still sealed by the standard tube. The protrusion also functions as the "knob" for adjusting liquid flow. A 10 mm drip tip on top would yield a 20 mm total protrusion with a seam in the middle.
If used in a 45 mm carto tank, the standard tube would need a straight drip tip a minimum of 10 mm long, or something like By Leo's "Nail" drip tip, to be able to push the base of the atty out of the tank and remove it, with both ends of the tank still sealed by the standard tube AND the drip tip. Any added drip tip would need a good grip in the tube, such as two o-rings, since it alone functions as the "knob" for adjusting liquid flow (no protrusion to grab).
The optional long tube is 5 mm longer with the top rounded, giving an integrated drip tip of about 15 mm length when used in a 35 mm carto tank. It would not be used with a 45 mm carto tank (unless one only wanted a 5 mm long drip tip).
Do I have this right? Thanks!
If used in a 35 mm carto tank, the standard tube protrudes about 10 mm, but allows you to push the base of the atty out of the tank and remove it, with both ends of the tank still sealed by the standard tube. The protrusion also functions as the "knob" for adjusting liquid flow. A 10 mm drip tip on top would yield a 20 mm total protrusion with a seam in the middle.
If used in a 45 mm carto tank, the standard tube would need a straight drip tip a minimum of 10 mm long, or something like By Leo's "Nail" drip tip, to be able to push the base of the atty out of the tank and remove it, with both ends of the tank still sealed by the standard tube AND the drip tip. Any added drip tip would need a good grip in the tube, such as two o-rings, since it alone functions as the "knob" for adjusting liquid flow (no protrusion to grab).
The optional long tube is 5 mm longer with the top rounded, giving an integrated drip tip of about 15 mm length when used in a 35 mm carto tank. It would not be used with a 45 mm carto tank (unless one only wanted a 5 mm long drip tip).
Do I have this right? Thanks!
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