O Ring Packs Or Box Full

My favorite drip tip has a busted o ring and the other one on it is not fairing so well either. It is one from Suicide Bunny and i have taken some orings off other drip tips and they did not work out so well. I am also a big erkronogin used and those two small o rings on the top disappear very fast. I know those are 3x1 but that does not tell me in ID. Does anyone have a good place to get replacement Orings at? I have looked all over the place and since i am not really sure what i am getting i dont want to have a million orings around. Now i did find an oring set on ebay for about 13 and was thinking about picking that up. It says it has the 3x1 in there.  

Hi, I'm not sure if I can post this here or not, I'm new, but does anyone have a picture of what the full-sized Subtank looks like on top of the Eleaf? I have the nano and might step up to the biggest one for the juice capacity but I want to make sure it doesn't look ridiculous. Thanks!


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*I posted this in the Aspire Forums, but wanted to get some Feedback from my fellow ECF members*

Hi,
I bought a Aspire Nautilus Mini Premium Starter kit that came with the 1000mah VV+ battery a few months ago. It came with a 5 pack of 1.8 Ohm BVC coils. I have since bought 3, 5 packs of coils from 101Vape. They have all worked great, but 101Vape has ran out of stock.

I bought 2, 5 packs of 1.8 Ohm BVC coils from WORLDofVAPE. They came in the mail today and they also work (better) great, but they are not physically the same. They have the same markings and threading and post, but the wicking holes are 3 times larger. They are not in the middle, but run along the top of the threading. They say Aspire BVC 1.8 (3.3-6.0) CE and have the trash can picture on them. The packaging is exactly as the first 3 sets of 5 packs I have bought (including the pack that came with the kit). I have checked every security code and they all come back genuine.





Why do the BVC coils from World of Vape have larger intake holes on them? Are these a newer improved design? Did you start using different equipment or specifications to produce the BVC? Are these a different coil meant for a different tank? I would really like to know so that I can order the exact ones again in the future as I don't know when World of Vape will run out of stock. Any feedback would be great!  

Hi, folks:

My order arrived in NYC from Mt Baker in 48 hours! Yay! I still have two full packs of cigs! Wow! I'm a happy girl! But ...

There're no directions for my battery. Mariel at Mt Baker had emailed me that to use the Kanger EVOD 1600, I should press the button, and if that didn't work, I should press the button five times fast, and that'd work. That made the light come on, but when I went to smoke it, the light was off. It appears that when I want to smoke, I need to hold the button down. Is that right? That seems like a pain in my bottom.

Worse, when I smoke, I cough so hard, I cough a lung up. I guess getting the 24mg wasn't a good idea after all. There's a place nine blocks from here called "Smoke Shop," so I MAY be in luck, but I live in the hood, so my hopes aren't too high. Still, how badly can they mess up some plain juice? I guess I'll find out, because I need to water this stuff down. Right? Is that what I need to do? That's my goal; what am I looking for? Is I get plain glycerin, I'll water down the flavor. Am I looking for, say, some Blood Orange with no nicotine?

Man, is this device ever BIG. I'm very slender, and this thing is about the size of my forearm. And the Blood Orange tastes good enough to eat, but bloody hell; I've coughed up my liver after three hits.

Do do I need to turn this thing off somehow? It looks off, but do I need to press the button five times to turn it off? Since it doesn't come with any instrux, I have no idea whether it's sitting there killing its battery.

It comes with a sleeve that sits between the tank and the battery, but it doesn't fit snugly, so it rattles. I guess a better word is "jingles."

The medium-sized case I bought doesn't hold anything but the charger and the spare tank. Oh: I guess the coils will fit in there, too. Sure doesn't fit a whole kit like in the photo! I don't think this gizmo will fit in the clutch purse I carry around. (It's really small.) I'm gonna hafta buy a bigger purse!

So far, I'm not a happy vaper yet, but I'll get there. I hope I will, anyway! Thanks for some tips!

Binky  

Think I jumped the gun last year. No cigarettes for 10 years. From almost 3 packs a day to nothing. That's gotta be close to a down payment on a house with the money I've saved.  

So....my lemo was my #1 RTA, until I got the subtank mini and delta 2 (although I haven't tried the delta 2 yet, but have heard very good things about it). I have been sad, because I have put my lemo to the side, because my newer RTAs have more airflow. I would vape my lemo most of the time between 25-30 watts, and could get it up to about 38 watts without a dry/burnt hit. Anything over 40 would give me a dry/burnt hit, which is still impressive. (with my old wicking method)

Long story short, I decided to drill out my airholes on my lemo. I found another guy that had already done this, so I followed his bit sizes. He claims that he now vapes his lemo around 70-80 watts without dry/burnt hits. I had my wisdom teeth out about 3 days ago, so I can not vape as I usually do (in fear of getting a dry socket) so I have had to barely hit my tanks to vape. I hit the lemo, after modding it, last night, at 40 watts with a wussy vape and no dry/burnt hit at all. I can't wait to actually vape like I usually do and see how high in wattage I can go. By the way, I am trying something new and using Drip Trippers pancake wicking method on this as well, and a 0.78 build.

So here are the pics, with the sizes, if anyone wants to do this. It took me about 15 minutes:



4 External air holes (pic 1) - 3/32 drill bit



Vertical stem shaft air hole (pic 2) - 1/8 drill bit


Vertical stem 4 air holes (pic 3) - 3/32 drill bit


Pancake wicking method.

 

So I have been vaping since 2010, and still use my original REO's with a RBA. Back in the day, I would gift a new vaper with an ego to get them started because it was cheap, simple, and had just enough battery life to not have to recharge constantly. Also, it was easy to switch out attys and try different flavors without worrying about leaky tanks.

I met a young man who smokes 2 packs a day menthol, and is really open to switching. I have a pretty good supply of various flavors of 24mg 80pg/20vg liquid. What can I get him that will make it easy for him to start now (and isn't beyond my ability to help)?  

The protruding collar on the hinged cap, where the drip tip is pushed onto, has a perished o ring. There are two tiny o rings here and the perished one means my drip tip falls off. I am not sure what I need to order to replace the o ring. Could someone with more knowledge than myself suggest to what I might need please? I am in the UK.  

Hi,

I am cosidering buying some liquid from health cabin because my liquid is pretty expensive from the new zealand vendor (not mentioning any names). But health cabin don't have any coils for my aspire pockex which so far has served me well. I am incurring quite a high cost for coils too. Then I bought 4 packs from aliexpress and they were dead. So I was wondering if anyone can recommend gear that is available from health cabin, say a starter kit and spare parts, please, for the sake of convenience. I'm also wondering if anybody knows how fast a health cabin eparcel takes to get to Sydney?

Thanks for you help

Purr.  

So I ordered a aspire nautilus full sized. And some lemon bar from mount baker vapor, so that I can have two good tanks to start back on my vaping journey after a set back so woot woot it's time to return to the pride lands for this simba .wish me luck ya'll