dripping is great for alternating between flavors. I DIY my flavors and dripping is essential for fine tuning my mixes.
Tried the T3 from SI yet? Thoughts?
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dripping is great for alternating between flavors. I DIY my flavors and dripping is essential for fine tuning my mixes.
Deb, If that juice seems to not wick good because it is thick, try adding a drop or two of distilled water to it. Might help.
oh yeah..im a twit..I remember hearing that before....
cool have to buy some...
I haven't posted in this thread for awhile, because I felt a little odd being one of the few not liking the T-3s. Well, today I received an 808-threaded vv battery (ordered before SI's big announcement). I'm happily vaping one of my T-3's right now. Cranking it up to 4.1 volts has made all the difference in the world. Plus I've adjusted the "airiness" a bit more. I had already plugged 2 of the holes, but it was still too airy for my taste. So I filled the 3rd hole with clear nail polish, then stuck a tiny needle in there & pulled it back out before the polish dried. Now it's just about perfect.
I'm doing the happy dance.
great news....its so good be a happy vaper hey moonstruck?
dance bananas
Yes the "Spinner" is very much like a "Twist". The big difference is that you can see the setting MUCH easier.
I use one on an auto X2 all the time, but just with SI RY4 and it's really great, at least to me. It does hit "harder" when the battery is freshly charged, but is fine until the very end of the charge. All in what your taste buds can discern, your expectations of vapor output and how much throat hit you want I guess.
I agree,,,,,
They work fine on my X2 autos,,,just a cooler vape,,,
but i do prefer them on the X2 manuals.
or my manual egos.
While we anxiously wait for the Spinner, seems lotsa folks are thinking the same thing. The T3 likes more power. For me, since it is great off a fresh battery, I think the sweet spot will be somewhere slightly higher than 4.2v.
On the x2 Clearos, I have no idea, but think 4.2 is good mostly.... maybe more dependent on juices.
On the CE3's, I'll be dialing down to 3.3v to start.
On the x2 Clearos, I have no idea, but think 4.2 is good mostly.... maybe more dependent on juices.
On the CE3's, I'll be dialing down to 3.3v to start.
For me, the difference between using them on autos and manuals is the effort it takes to vape. Manuals require less effort than autos because you don't have to activate the switch by drawing on it. That is why it works better for me. I have used them on autos without problems as well, just prefer the manual.
on my twists...4.2 will give me a burnt taste,,,,i use 2 joyteche ego 1000's with 2.5 ohms coils.
i perfer 3.4 to 3.8,,,,but i hold the button down a little longer,,just a habit i guess.
I use an auto and take a VERY long draw, so I tend to prefer 3.6 volts myself.
Again, different preferences for different people (or something like that. Strokes? Folks? Whatevs). My cousin prefers his Ego thread T3 on VV at 4.4 volts, I think it tastes like a fireplace. But he takes shorter, harder pulls than I do and that's probably the difference there.
T3's at 1.9 - 2.2 Ω. 60/40 DIY flavors.
For me its all about the juice. My vv's are 1300 Spinners, generally around 3.9v. But a couple come in at 3.7v
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Here is what you wanted: This is from Kanger but probably applies.
Here's another useful one via PBusardo;
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Don't know if it's been mentioned yet (lots of pages to go through ) but I've separated my heads into darker juices and lighter juices. I've been rinsing my heads about every 2-3 fills and the lighter ones, especially the ones that have had menthol run through them (MBV Solar Flare For The Win!) clean up to like new each time.
The heads I've used on darker juices seem to work better when soaked for more than 24 hours and I've only had one head shoot craps on me. However, that head was a test, I wanted to see how many tanks of dark juice I could run through it before it flat out stopped and I believe it was something ridiculous like 10 fills before it started getting dodgy. I attempted to clean it and scrape some gunk from the coil but it was a goner.
I will say I never do dry burns because I don't really know what I'm doing and I also can't imagine it's good for the wicks.
The only thing that makes me sad is my shiny new blue T3 started leaking around the bottom of the tank where the plastic meets the chrome
) but I've separated my heads into darker juices and lighter juices. I've been rinsing my heads about every 2-3 fills and the lighter ones, especially the ones that have had menthol run through them (MBV Solar Flare For The Win!) clean up to like new each time.The heads I've used on darker juices seem to work better when soaked for more than 24 hours and I've only had one head shoot craps on me. However, that head was a test, I wanted to see how many tanks of dark juice I could run through it before it flat out stopped and I believe it was something ridiculous like 10 fills before it started getting dodgy. I attempted to clean it and scrape some gunk from the coil but it was a goner.
I will say I never do dry burns because I don't really know what I'm doing and I also can't imagine it's good for the wicks.
The only thing that makes me sad is my shiny new blue T3 started leaking around the bottom of the tank where the plastic meets the chrome
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Not sure how bad your leak is, but have you tried clear nail polish?The only thing that makes me sad is my shiny new blue T3 started leaking around the bottom of the tank where the plastic meets the chrome
Not yet, but I planned on it. Luckily I have two other tanks so the leaky one is just chillin in my storage drawer at the moment.
It only weeps a little so I'm thinking the nail polish ought to do the trick.
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