Would I need, or could I use, the GGTS connector? Would that make the whole thing a little bit shorter in length?
What's needed for Odysseus air control and Stealth?
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There is no option for air control on a Stealth. The only solution I know is from Vaporologist - putting an o-ring on the connector threads of Odysseus to partly cover the air intake holes.
There's a GGTS connector for the Odysseus (since it normally has a 510 connector), so I was wondering if I could use that GGTS adapter with my Odysseus and my Stealth in order to use the air control feature.
Since the Stealth can use GGTS parts, this is why I was asking.
Since the Stealth can use GGTS parts, this is why I was asking.
The GGTS connector screws directly into the collector tank, so to even use that connector you'd have to get a collector tank.
You could add air control to your Stealth in this way, but you would need all but a couple of parts for a full GGTS (adjustable draw cap and top tube would not be needed to have a short TS with air control, but everything else would be), so would be most of the way upgraded by that point ;-)
You could add air control to your Stealth in this way, but you would need all but a couple of parts for a full GGTS (adjustable draw cap and top tube would not be needed to have a short TS with air control, but everything else would be), so would be most of the way upgraded by that point ;-)
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The GGTS connector connects to the Stealth without the collector tank though. I had a UFS v2 which had a GGTS connector, and it connected to my Stealth just fine. All I had to do was unscrew the top cap.
Is this what I would need?
http://www.cloudsofvapor.com/store/...lacement-collector-tank-and-control-ring.html
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The GGTS connector screws into the stealth cap rethreader ring (double male ends) and that screws into Stealth body.
You still would need the collector tank and air control ring and either the Ody GGTS base or the Ody 510 base with one 901 rethreader and a 901 to 510 adapter for use with air control.
Will use one 18350 batt in this configuration.
You still would need the collector tank and air control ring and either the Ody GGTS base or the Ody 510 base with one 901 rethreader and a 901 to 510 adapter for use with air control.
Will use one 18350 batt in this configuration.
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Ok, thanks! I got it now.... to get a nice seamless look to the whole set up, I'd get the GGTS base for the Ody and the GGTS collector tank with control ring. Pretty much looking at another $100 or so for this... lol
Yes, what you said, PLUS the GGTS connector and the connector insides (connector/firing pin). Then you in business 
Abracadabra
Body, rethreader ring, GGTS connector, collector tank with AC ring, GGTS Ody base with big daddy Ody as the crown.
Picture worth a thousand words
Body, rethreader ring, GGTS connector, collector tank with AC ring, GGTS Ody base with big daddy Ody as the crown.
Picture worth a thousand words
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I took my full collector tank assembly from my ggts and simply pit it on my stealth. Or you can just use the stealth rethreader ( like the others said) minus top tube and telescope. Using a 18350
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I have air control on my stealth and Ody with no additional parts, at no cost. It's called my finger. When I grab it I wrap my index finger around the small gab between Ody and stealth cap. Can control airflow by how tightly you hold it, and open it up more by slightly lifting part of your finger off the gap.
Works great for me.
Works great for me.
The wording's confusing, but alas, the answer comes to light regardless
I'm sorry if my wording was not in proper english at 2 am - it was a long day...
Was not directed at you, Gredie.
You are mistaken.
Comment intended towards OP's thread title and post after he corrected me in that he was referring to a Stealth.
I'm sorry I was not clear. My wording was also confusing. 
You are mistaken.
Comment intended towards OP's thread title and post after he corrected me in that he was referring to a Stealth.
I'm sorry I was not clear.
My wording was also confusing.
Wait a min..... I also need the GGTS connector and insides? Does that not come with either the Ody GGTS connector or the collector tank w/ air control? You'd think that part would come with the collector tank... no?Yes, what you said, PLUS the GGTS connector and the connector insides (connector/firing pin). Then you in business
I'm confused again....
So I need:
The connector insides...
The full collector tank with air control....
And the Odysseus base....
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Depends on whether you buy all the parts individually or not. If you buy the full collector tank assembly as Bruce has it listed on his site, then it's already got the connector and firing pin as part of that package. You'd just need that and the GGTS Ody base
You only need to buy the separate firing pin and connector if you're getting all the parts individually. Doing it the piecemeal way requires these parts (listed in order from bottom to top):
-Connector
-Connector insides (firing pin)
-Collector tank
-Control Ring
-GGTS Ody base
Adjustable draw cap would be optional and only necessary if you wanted to use the air control with regular attys and cartos since it is not used with the Ody base ;-)
I'm not sure if the necessary o-rings come with those parts when bought individually or not
I hope that helps with the confusion. Reading through the thread the info is quite disjointed, particularly if you aren't already familiar with the parts
You only need to buy the separate firing pin and connector if you're getting all the parts individually. Doing it the piecemeal way requires these parts (listed in order from bottom to top):
-Connector
-Connector insides (firing pin)
-Collector tank
-Control Ring
-GGTS Ody base
Adjustable draw cap would be optional and only necessary if you wanted to use the air control with regular attys and cartos since it is not used with the Ody base ;-)
I'm not sure if the necessary o-rings come with those parts when bought individually or not
I hope that helps with the confusion. Reading through the thread the info is quite disjointed, particularly if you aren't already familiar with the parts
ok, i think it's clear now, thanks. i'll have to clarify what i'm getting with the parts i'm ordering.
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