Is that 10-12 hours from personal experience or from what you've heard?The USB port is way off, the bottom of the Kangxin port is about as high as the charge indicator light above the USB port on an authentic.
If you order one from J-Wraps, just ask for it without the USB cut-out. You can always trim a little rectangle out if you actually use the port and its 10-12 hour charge time.
Is that 10-12 hours from personal experience or from what you've heard?
Yikes! Almost wish I'd have gotten one with out the charge port now...Biggins,
I am sure that is real not from experience but I have read it several places. Remember the Flask is packing two 18650s and the charging port is good for a 0.5 Amp charge current. 0.5 divided by 2 = 250 miliamps of charge current per battery.
hey guys did you check out the new flask?
Vapor Flask DNA 40 Style VW Variable Wattage Mod Version 3 - Silver, 1~40W, 2 x 18650, Micro USB Charger, Temperature Control - 3FVape
the chip is from Sunlay Tech. What do you guys think?
Croak i m having a big ... problem with 3fvape about shipping.
Status: Transit
Destination: Canada
2015-02-14 13:37 CNBJSA,China, International item has left originating country and is en route to Canada
2015-02-12 16:19 100614,China, International item mailed in originating country
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2015-02-15 00:59 Beijing airport and left
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2015-02-15 00:49 Beijing airport terminal, arrival
2015-02-14 13:37 Exchange Bureau in Beijing has been sent
2015-02-14 09:43 Exchange Bureau in Beijing has been opened
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Basically, the status have not changed since feb 14th.. and its really killing me.
do you think the item is lost? or is anyone else have this problem?
Do you have any pictures of the USB charging port with the wrap on it? Does it line up or is it off? Also, what brand wrap is this?
Yeah, I'm not touching another vaporflask clone without spring loaded/floating 510
Croak i m having a big ... problem with 3fvape about shipping.
Status: Transit
Destination: Canada
2015-02-14 13:37 CNBJSA,China, International item has left originating country and is en route to Canada
2015-02-12 16:19 100614,China, International item mailed in originating country
Origin: China
2015-02-15 00:59 Beijing airport and left
2015-02-15 00:59 Beijing airport terminal, left hand navigation
2015-02-15 00:49 Beijing airport terminal, arrival
2015-02-14 13:37 Exchange Bureau in Beijing has been sent
2015-02-14 09:43 Exchange Bureau in Beijing has been opened
2015-02-12 16:31 International Centre for receiving and sending,
2015-02-12 16:19 International Centre for receiving and sending, receiving and sending
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Basically, the status have not changed since feb 14th.. and its really killing me.
do you think the item is lost? or is anyone else have this problem?
I want to buy a Vapor Flask clone, but I am like you .... I am not buying one until a clone is available with a good quality spring loaded 510 connector.
Oh, and how about a nice (quality) brushed aluminum finish like the original Vapor Flask?
Can't be too much to ask for .... can it?
-› Billet; A "billet" of aluminum is a block of solid aluminum that is forged at the foundry. The foundry takes pure, raw aluminum and combines it with other metals and/or minerals to form different alloys and grades of aluminum (we will be talking about 7075 T6 and 6061 T6). Once the materials are combined, smelted, and all impurities removed...billets are formed by placing the molten aluminum in a form under intense pressure. The high pressure removes all traces of air and gas, aligns and merges the molecules, resulting in a solid block of aluminum that is extremely dense. Basically, a huge, single molecule of aluminum!
-› Cast; A "cast" block (or part) of aluminum is very different. Scrap aluminum is melted and then poured into a mold. When it solidifies, you are left with a block of cast aluminum. Since it was simply poured into a mold and was not formed under pressure, it is very porous and filled with air bubbles and air pockets. It has a very rough texture and is not very consistent throughout the entire block (some areas are more or less dense that others).
-› Billet Aluminum Parts; Most manufacturers (the good ones) make their parts out of solid billet aluminum blocks. They get their blocks of billet aluminum directly from the foundry, who custom forge them into the sizes the manufacturer orders. The manufacturer places the billet blocks into their CNC machine and mills/machines them into the various parts using sophisticated design software (CAD, Solidworks, Solid-Modeling). Since the part is made from a solid billet block of aluminum, it is super strong.
-› Cast Aluminum Parts; Other manufacturers make their parts out of cast aluminum. There are two methods of making cast aluminum parts; Poured Mold & Block Milled/Machined, but both are structurally weaker because they are very porous (full of air bubbles and pockets) and have a very rough texture.
*--› Poured Mold Parts; The manufacturer buys scrap aluminum from many different places, and keeps it stock-piled at their facility. To make an aluminum part, they create a mold in the shape of the part to be made (usually a sand-mold, but sometimes a more permanent steel mold), then melt the scrap aluminum and pour it into the mold of the part. Once the part solidifies, it is sometimes milled/machined in a CNC machine to clean it up and create certain precision areas. Even though it has been milled/machined, it is still a cast part.