You can get an air flow controller. I use the Smok AFCs...ones made for carto tanks back in the day, but they work fine for any sort of tank. I have one on each of my mods.
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You might also want to look at these other types:
Adapter - 510 Battery to eGo - (iStick Style)
Adapter - 510 Battery to eGo
Tank Airflow Controller
Various sources for all three. The last, while billed as an AFC, is a fine thread protector as well.
Regarding a loose tip, work the o-ring off, put a twist or two of dental floss around the groove, and put the o-ring back on. Makes a tighter fit. Or shop around for replacement o-rings
Adapter - 510 Battery to eGo - (iStick Style)
Adapter - 510 Battery to eGo
Tank Airflow Controller
Various sources for all three. The last, while billed as an AFC, is a fine thread protector as well.
Regarding a loose tip, work the o-ring off, put a twist or two of dental floss around the groove, and put the o-ring back on. Makes a tighter fit. Or shop around for replacement o-rings
I hated those. Especially when the EX would make them, every smoke was a unique experience.
There are several vendors who sell them. I think this one will ship pretty much anywhere. Worth a look.Those look to be slick little rigs, too bad they only ship to AUS, UK and the US...
Airflow Controller for 510
So this happened to me this morning:
Pocket tank death. Now this was the tank that came with the "vape pen of unknown provenance" that I picked up a the liquor store to upgrade myself from a cigalike. The next week was when I picked up the Kanger T3'D tank and eGo twist.
The questions: is it fixable or do I need a new tank? Is "pocket tank death" a common thing?
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Pocket tank death. Now this was the tank that came with the "vape pen of unknown provenance" that I picked up a the liquor store to upgrade myself from a cigalike. The next week was when I picked up the Kanger T3'D tank and eGo twist.
The questions: is it fixable or do I need a new tank? Is "pocket tank death" a common thing?
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So this happened to me this morning:
Pocket tank death. Now this was the tank that came with the "vape pen of unknown provenance" that I picked up a the liquor store to upgrade myself from a cigalike. The next week was when I picked up the Kanger T3'D tank and eGo twist.
The questions: is it fixable or do I need a new tank? Is "pocket tank death" a common thing?
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Not being able to positively ID that, I'd say not fixable. You might be able to secure it with, say, food (or aquarium) grade silicone, but unless you already have that, would likely cost more than a replacement. And might not work well or be trustworthy anyway...
I never pack a mod in pants pockets, just to avoid that kind of early demise. Very little of the gear we use is designed to bend.
So this happened to me this morning:
Pocket tank death. Now this was the tank that came with the "vape pen of unknown provenance" that I picked up a the liquor store to upgrade myself from a cigalike. The next week was when I picked up the Kanger T3'D tank and eGo twist.
The questions: is it fixable or do I need a new tank? Is "pocket tank death" a common thing?
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That looks like a mini protank to me. I could be wrong and probally am. You can buy replacement glass for these.
It's a knock off. If it was an actual mini protank it would be fixable.
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So this happened to me this morning:
Pocket tank death. Now this was the tank that came with the "vape pen of unknown provenance" that I picked up a the liquor store to upgrade myself from a cigalike. The next week was when I picked up the Kanger T3'D tank and eGo twist.
The questions: is it fixable or do I need a new tank? Is "pocket tank death" a common thing?
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Its already broke so what ya got to lose. If it was me I would clean it real well, dry it and then use some elmers white glue on it and slide it back together. Give it a day to dry and try it, if it dont leak its a win, if it does leak ya aint lost anything.
I don't think the glass is the issue, it looks to me like the chimney frame has pulled away from the base.
I don't think I would ever buy a vaping item in a liquor store. Any store for that matter. I have gone into a vape store to pick up an emergency juice and sit a few minutes, but, internet is always cheaper and I have received a lot of guidance here.
What are the brand and model names for those?
Ahhh, Protanks. When I was buying them, they were $10-13 on line. That was aways back, though.
What are the brand and model names for those?
Ahhh, Protanks. When I was buying them, they were $10-13 on line. That was aways back, though.
So this happened to me this morning:
Pocket tank death. Now this was the tank that came with the "vape pen of unknown provenance" that I picked up a the liquor store to upgrade myself from a cigalike. The next week was when I picked up the Kanger T3'D tank and eGo twist.
The questions: is it fixable or do I need a new tank? Is "pocket tank death" a common thing?
is it BROKE ?
is it GLASS ?
from pic it looks like it just 'popped' out
many of those toppers are just a 'friction' fit
they just press fit together
clean all VERY good, and carefully squeeze it back together (if it's plastic)
Not sure I'd want to be vaping Elmers....
is it BROKE ?
is it GLASS ?
from pic it looks like it just 'popped' out
many of those toppers are just a 'friction' fit
they just press fit together
clean all VERY good, and carefully squeeze it back together (if it's plastic)
I think so. Seems to be a polycarbonate tank not glass.
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I think so. Seems to be a polycarbonate tank not glass.
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OK now that I see what happened
NO; - doubt you'd wanna try a fix...
save parts (tip / coil / base / O-rings)
throw rest away, it's junk
That's kinda what I figured.View attachment 505367
OK now that I see what happened
NO; - doubt you'd wanna try a fix...
save parts (tip / coil / base / O-rings)
throw rest away, it's junk
Thanks for the suggestions everybody
Maybe I can use this to help convince the wife to let me get a nice aerotank.
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