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evening. i'm not cut up but.... Kraksx.IF you can do a search for how to fill a jonboy lavatank, it's gonna give you the same info. I know there is a video out there made by strprswpr
Aaron, take the condom off the bottom of the carto. fill it 2/3 full and slowly dunk the carto into it. you usually use two holes in the lavatank as well. you want the filling to be slushy. fill the tank 2/3 to 3/4 was full. put the cap on half way and turn it upside down. then push up until the rest of the cap settles into place. that creates suction
Anyone have a video of how to fill the z2 carto tank hybrid?
I have a understanding of it, but these days, videos are great
Aaron, take the condom off the bottom of the carto. fill it 2/3 full and slowly dunk the carto into it. you usually use two holes in the lavatank as well. you want the filling to be slushy. fill the tank 2/3 to 3/4 was full. put the cap on half way and turn it upside down. then push up until the rest of the cap settles into place. that creates suction
yaaaaa, no. I think you are wrong on the switch resistance. Most likely you are also measuring the lead resistance when measuring the switch. Since you are dealing with such small ohms you need to remove the resistance of your leads. I pulled out my old fluke 8060A (still a fine meter) and removed the lead resistance. My Z2 switch and my Ash switch are both very close. The resistance is .04 ohms. Then I compared to a newer meter (about a month old) but which has a little less accuracy (doesn't go to hundredths of a reading, only tenths) and I get .1 ohm. The new meter simply lacks the ability to read down to the hundredths of an ohm so it rounds up. Now I didn't bother to take the switches apart to make certain that each switch has the amperage limiting spring it them but most likely they both do.
My own humble (not very scientific testing) and electronics training tells me that any teeny, tiny difference in the switch, contacts and etc is most likely FAR offset by the difference in the coils you wind. Moral of the story is, pay attention to the coil you wrap or the ohms of the carto you use..
Just my opinion
My own humble (not very scientific testing) and electronics training tells me that any teeny, tiny difference in the switch, contacts and etc is most likely FAR offset by the difference in the coils you wind. Moral of the story is, pay attention to the coil you wrap or the ohms of the carto you use..
Just my opinion
there are some great pic tutorials of filling about 8 post in here:
The Lava Tank Maintenance Thread : Lavacorps - International Vapers Club
The Lava Tank Maintenance Thread : Lavacorps - International Vapers Club
My ceramic wick is the rest of the tank away from being turned into Kitty Litter. Can't wait for the Nextel
I agree but have only tried the ones without grooves. Now, the Nextel is another story. I love the Nextel...
Well until I can get some additional spacers I threw a small magnet (the round ones I use for iHybrid switches) on the bottom of my 18350 battery. This won't hurt anything, will it?
I can see this thing being a great travel buddy. I fly a lot and rebuildables are a pain. I got searched by TSA once with a couple of my hybrids and I never flew with them again.
hi Escaped. long time no see
that may not be the greatest idea, I thin you'd be safer with a piece electrical tape on the battery to mark the date. that would give it a little beefier add and cut down on any jiggle
that may not be the greatest idea, I thin you'd be safer with a piece electrical tape on the battery to mark the date. that would give it a little beefier add and cut down on any jiggle
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