Oh yeah, its definitely different, I just mean answer as in dual coil sub ohm clearomizer.
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Oh yeah, its definitely different, I just mean answer as in dual coil sub ohm clearomizer.
Am I missing something? It's a rebuildable isn't it? Or does it take coils?
It takes replacement dual coil heads.
There's a little more info here: http://www.wholesalevapor.com/tanks-c-3_18/zephyrus-subohm-tank-preorder-p-535.html
I thought the update was them updating it to the v2 with extra chimney and glass?
Yes, that's correct and that's what I just bought yesterday. Then this p[ost says a new version will be released in April.
Nope, not sure at all. I was just going by what I read in this thread, that looked like they were saying an upgrade is coming out in April.
OK I gotcha. Sorry. This stuff is getting as bad as those dang skylanders. Wouldn't surprise me
If anybody else is having a problem with the head screws on their older Goblin, here is a source for replacement screws: Buy M21001 - M2X4 Socket Set Flat Point Stainless Steel A2 DIN913 | Mr. Metric
I've had mine for almost a month now and I do like it except for the annoying fill screw leak. So I made my own damn fill screw 
The first screw is the stock fill screw, the middle screw is what I started out with, and after a few minutes on the bench grinder with a fine stone and some test fitting, the final fill screw. Notice the taper I made on the new fill screw, it pretty much acts like a tapered plug. There's nothing wrong with my stock fill screw but the machining on my goblins fill hole sucks, there's barely a lip on it for the stock screw to sit and seal properly. Tapered fill screw works for me.
Quick test, I loaded the tank with water since its a very thin liquid and if it does leak it would leak right away. With the airflow ring removed I covered both airflow holes and pressurized the tank and no leaks from the fill screw! vacuum test no drip tip straight up tail piping and didn't see any bubbles coming up where the fill hole is located at. Happy with it so far.
The first screw is the stock fill screw, the middle screw is what I started out with, and after a few minutes on the bench grinder with a fine stone and some test fitting, the final fill screw. Notice the taper I made on the new fill screw, it pretty much acts like a tapered plug. There's nothing wrong with my stock fill screw but the machining on my goblins fill hole sucks, there's barely a lip on it for the stock screw to sit and seal properly. Tapered fill screw works for me. Quick test, I loaded the tank with water since its a very thin liquid and if it does leak it would leak right away. With the airflow ring removed I covered both airflow holes and pressurized the tank and no leaks from the fill screw! vacuum test no drip tip straight up tail piping and didn't see any bubbles coming up where the fill hole is located at. Happy with it so far.
I had leaking problems as well. I just grabbed a bigger screwdriver with more torque. I tightened the hell out of it. Works great now.
Just curious, don't own a goblin, but the Lemo uses a standard phillips flat head fill screw. The fill hole is not even countersunk....the taper of the screw head just seals against the fill hole entry. Wouldn't that work on the goblin or would it protrude down too far?
Nope it would protrude out preventing the goblin from sitting flush on a mod.
Got a O-ring out of a lighter. Someone suggested earlier. Standard cheapy lighter that runs out of flint before gas. There were two O-rings, used the smaller of the two stretching it over the screw.
Seated nicely but, the screw now didn't sit flush. Just sanded (dremel)it down and it's perfect....
Mine didn't leak until recently...Very odd....
Seated nicely but, the screw now didn't sit flush. Just sanded (dremel)it down and it's perfect....
Mine didn't leak until recently...Very odd....
Gotcha, thanks. Nothing a $5 countersink bit wouldn't fix though.
I've had mine for almost a month now and I do like it except for the annoying fill screw leak. So I made my own damn fill screw
Quick test, I loaded the tank with water since its a very thin liquid and if it does leak it would leak right away. With the airflow ring removed I covered both airflow holes and pressurized the tank and no leaks from the fill screw! vacuum test no drip tip straight up tail piping and didn't see any bubbles coming up where the fill hole is located at. Happy with it so far.
That had to be a bear to hold that small screw steady using a bench grinder! Nice job bro!
I used my mini screwdriver on one end and a small piece of wood on the other end while grinding at first I was using my finger to hold the other end but it was getting too hot, that's when I found a piece of wood and used that instead.
at first I was using my finger to hold the other end but it was getting too hot, that's when I found a piece of wood and used that instead.
Goblin in stock at Vapenw.com for $29.99... Goblin RBA by Youde - RBA - Rebuildable
And at Trianglevape.com for $27... http://trianglevape.com/goblin-v2/
Looks like UD is pumping up the volume!
And at Trianglevape.com for $27... http://trianglevape.com/goblin-v2/
Looks like UD is pumping up the volume!
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