8mm wrote: » The IPV with the bad paint job (I've got one too, actually a used one off the ex-Dr.B). It is made from a cheap metal alloy that oxidises real easy. I had the same idea of sanding and brushing which I started but it still looked bad. I ended up using a can of spray paint on it but that too is now slowly coming off. Just as well I have a black silicone cover over it so it's not so bad really. So much THIS. But the wise can make a vape budget go very far indeed.
AngryDiMaria wrote: My Smok TFV4 mini arrived today, its gigantic for a 'mini' tank. The air flow is massive even with the drip tip airflow closed also the top fill is very handy. My evic vtc mini isn't even pushing the .35 dual Clapton that far at 75w, I rarely ever went above 25/30w. I will have to start looking at higher wattage mods for this bad boy
moleyv wrote: » Just be careful if chain vaping, the thing gets hotter than any other tank I've had, your fingers might end up smelling like sausages.
jno547 wrote: » Would look great on a Cuboid and all the power that you need.
Thecageyone wrote: » Over time I've settled into a comfort zone of 0.4Ω- 0.5Ω, 40w-55w, airflow almost always wide open on most tanks. That's where I like to be, and when I build coils for attys I build with that in mind too. I find 60w+ just gets too hot for my liking so all the 200w devices don't lure me in at least It's great to know where you like to be comfortable, all those sub 100w mods will be cheap as chips soon with everyone getting more power hungry
AngryDiMaria wrote: I noticed that heat at 75w so I turned it down a bit, could it be dangerous?
TinCool wrote: » Horses for courses, but having tried high vg sub-ohming tanks, I've concluded it's just not for me. I'm loving my two kayfun mini v3's. Rocking a 1 ohm coil at 12w. At least I'm not chugging through juice and I get a day out of my batteries
moleyv wrote: » I wouldn't say dangerous, just be wary of burning lips, although I've always wondered if the heating up of the liquid in the tank might affect the chemical properties, that applies to many tanks though. I would say be sure to use some of the airflow built into the drip tip, I've never had the drip tip heat up to an uncomfortable level, even if the tank itself was piping. I suppose if a child grabbed the tank it could be dangerous, if that's a consideration.Just re the cuboid, a number of people using the tfv4 mini on it have found it wrecked the pin in the cuboid due to the connection on the tfv4 mini being long. Joyetech won't entertain any warranty claims where the tfv4 mini was used. I've used it on my cuboid and had no damage, but something to bear in mind. I mostly use it on my rx200. The tfv4 mini is a tank of extremes, the stock coils are epic, but costly, yet last a long time if cared for. Mine lasted couple of months each. I remember it took 1.5 ml of liquid just to prime one of them. Watch liquid level too, it devours juice so easy to let it run dry. I'm looking forward to using the RBA later as not used the tank in a month or so.
jno547 wrote: Speaking of Cuboid's the Cuboid Mini is now available at Efag.
jno547 wrote: » Speaking of Cuboid's the Cuboid Mini is now available at Efag.http://www.efag.ie/electronic-mods/498-joyetech-cuboid-mini-tc-80w-express-kit-2400mah.html €55 isn't bad plus the discount and I swear this is the last mod/tank I'm buying this..........month.
moleyv wrote: » Is that just the mod and no tank?
Thecageyone wrote: I must watch a few reviews, watched one recently and the tank just looked awkward. They claim every other tank is leak proof also, doesn't always follow through
moleyv wrote: » I'm looking forward to using the RBA later as not used the tank in a month or so.
AngryDiMaria wrote: I wicked up the pre installed Clapton in the RBA and its unbelievable. .6ohm and chucking lovely clouds at 50w and the flavour is really good too.
EGriff wrote: » Edit: That was fast, got an AIO in the e smoke store in Cork (I think that's what it's called). Seriously dinky, only just filled it but the first few vapes are tasty.
