My Geyscano is my "daily driver" but not as portable as the drip box. Does anyone know of something similar to the dripbox; inexpensive, portable, simple, etc.
Buy a Reo - because you only have to buy it once.
What's that saying? "The cheap turns out expensive." More often true than not.
All; I'm going to start looking for a Reo.
My philosophy has always been, and I taught my son; "you cannot afford to buy something cheap". I got anxious when I saw the DripBox and didnt follow my own rule. I should have known to wait until the "customer beta-testing" was finished; unbelievable!
I'm sure that I will get a refund, I guess I'll buy some good batteries for the Reo with it.
Sounds like a solid plan my friend. I'm sitting here looking at mine with a little concern right now. Bought it on a whim because it looked cool and was really cheap, on monday. So far no problems, but I'm worried. I might end up just gutting it and rewiring it myself, or turning it into a mech (not something I suggest without the electrical background I have). But for now, Ima take the battery out when I'm not using it.
I was using a brand new efest 3000 mAh.
the mosfet board sits right under the atty and the liquid feed -- it seems obvious some juice leaked to the board and caused the mosfet to constant fire. Poor design... I'm not a squonker fan but one with a plain old mechanical switch wouldn't have this problem.
Well yeah, long term cost is low. But you know how it is. People either got it to spend or the don't. Long term vs short term cost isn't always something everyone can afford to consider. That's why I don't have one. I can either afford a Reo, or I can afford to stock up on nicotine base for DIY.
I wish there were more affordable options available. It took me a long time to save up for a Reo. A cheap, reliable and readily available squonker would be nice. Perhaps more options will become available as there does seem to be more interest in bottom feeders now.
A good point. This just goes to show that nothing is 100% safe. Electronic parts can fail.They say it has protections -- doesn't it have a timer limit? If so, it had to be more than the button (unless it also switched off an instant every few seconds, to keep it firing).
Elvis,
Do you know where I could buy a 20a battery and be confident that I am getting a 20a battery?
Thanks
Intresting, but on the other hand this could have happened to ANY electronic device on the market, EVEN one that comes with a price of several hundreds.