Hi
I got myself second Caliburn and from the start I feel that auto firing is not as fast as my first one, just like a second or so behind. If I use the button it seems to be OK.
Also, it feels more airy. I check the same pod on both devices and first one seems to have a bit more restrictive airflow. Or, due to late auto firing, I am inhaling first clean air instead of vape, and thus, the feeling of less restrictive airflow.
And lastly, which is not a problem, but it is not feeling OK, second Caliburn pod latching thing feels more loose, where on the first, when I push pod into the slot, I can feel and hear distinctive click, on the second, just a very little bump and very shallow click.
Would first, auto fire delay constitute good grounds for warranty replacement? I got it less than a week ago.
Any thoughts?
I don't really like these little auto-fire devices, but for $1 each I'm willing to try them. Is this for real? I did notice one of the little Smok devices like this has had lots of issues with the auto-fire getting stuck on. Is that why these are on sale? Or is this part of the regs coming... no more auto-fire allowed (actually that's not a bad idea, but I'm still willing to take my chances) I have no backup, and the one I had I dropped while at my son's house. I need something temporary so I can keep my main device at home. I like the Moji... use my own juices (what VG/PG ratio is best? I can Mix my own DIY)
So do any knows if aspire figure out why the device is auto firing on it’s own. If not I been sitting and trying to figure out why? I been reading a lot and seeing people saying it’s a button malfunction, but I been messing with it. I seen that the air draw switch on top of the device goes inside air hole under the tank which controls the draw to auto activate was tilt and had juice around it. So I clean it and I reposition the switch back to the center. Mash it down to see if the auto draw react and it did and now it’s working properly. It could of been just me or aspire just didn’t understand there own device.. ♂️
Hi I'm waiting for a uwell caliburn g vape to be delivered does anyone know roughly when the coils and pods need changing on them thank you
Right now I have a few box mods, the IPv3, SIG 150w and the Snow wolf 200w. I'm using the Snow wolf 200w and honestly I'm not happy with it. I've had the button stick a few times causing it to auto fire and I'm noticing an almost one second delay from when I hit the fire button to when an actual vape starts to kick in (very slow fire up time, and I'm only running dual twisted 26g) on top of that I really dislike that I have to hit the fire button to see how much volts I'm using. I know the SX M class is one of the best out right now, but the fact it's a single battery concerns me because I typically vape between .12-.20 ohms and usually 60-80w (but since getting the derringer it's been 60). I really like the hot, dense flavorful vapes and I wanna make sure if I get the SX M class it'll be able to deliver that.
As the title states, I have a question. A little information to preface; I'm using a snow wolf mfeng ux mod with a tfv16 tank, vaping at 115 watts. This is a dual 18650 mod, and been vaping fine for a while, using different tanks and wattage too. Lately when I vape, it feels like the firing bar on the side vibrates long a spring slips from a seat and does that old school door stopper wobble and it stops, but doesnt do it for other fires when I vape. My batteries are clean/healthy and undamaged wraps, 510 sections for mod and tank is clean, batteries only ever used in this mod.
I dont know what could be causing this, so I came here. What do yall thing it could be??
Tl;dr: When I fire my regulated mod, I feel a slight buzzing or vibrating in the fire bar and it's not supposed to. What is, what do?
It's been eons since I was last here. I've been happily puffing away on my eroll for a while now. Dh, on the other hand, he's having more trouble. The biggest problem is that he says pg is like breathing through a dirty respirator. So, his juice is thick. I've been setting him up with the eroll and adding some vodka to his juice to try to thin it out (I diy our juice). That, however, has been having various problems (he's been smoking again when he doesn't feel like screwing with it). He wants a set up that he doesn't have to fiddle with. I'm looking for something with an auto batt, doesn't cost an arm and a leg for parts, and will put up with 100% vg juice. Any thoughts? I haven't been keeping up on what's new since I've been so happy with the eroll. I currently have him using a 360 mah 510 auto batt with a clearo. Even if that works for him, I can't seem to find them anymore, so another solution must be found. TIA
Okay so for the time being I still have my protank 3 with airflow....until today was hitting good,now I'm not getting th airy draw I was....maybe airflow is a bit gunked?? Coil is fine n clean still,only few days use on this one so I don't believe it's that....ideas?
Hi,
My Nunchaku (1) have auto-discharging problem. In 4-5 days the battery is down, without use. Have you notice that or it's a specific problem of my mod ?
ps. the mod is new and I'v testing with two different battery
Thanks
pascal
I've got a couple of these little mods and both have the same problem. They continue to fire after the button is released. When it happens the display changes to the power on/off and keeps firing until the unit restarts (presumably after the 15 second cut off?). I can only think that the mod is registering 3 presses when I fire which triggers the screen change, and there is a bug which stops the release of the fire button registering. Anyone experienced this? Any fix? I'm surprised it's happening with two units so it must be happening to someone else!
I have had a lot of mis fires on my Smokless Owl 25.00 squonker and had to press down extra hard
and sometimes side ways to get it to fire.
I just done some contact cleaning and scraping on the Smokless Owl Button.
I took my wifes Emory board finger nail file thingy and depressed the firing button and held it depressed and rubbed it
across the firing pin and then took a small jewlers screwdriver and scratched it back and forth across the end of the pin and
did the same thing to botton ground pin.
I noticed some black color on the end of the firing pin before I started this cleaning process.
I gently took the screw driver and scratched back and forth across the positive and negative end of the battery just to
take any small film or oxidation from the ends just to make a better connection.
It seems to fire now just like it should with no MISFIRES---mod is now perfect !