Airflow control Phoenix,Vaporbreak, £7-30 shipped!!! SS

[punisher]

would be ideal to test customs if i lose it its nothing

[robby]

Jun 9, 2013 21:32:35 GMT punisher said:

would be ideal to test customs if i lose it its nothing

Good idea, are they strict with everything, even "Free" china airmail?

[robby]

I have yet to have a China Airmail package charged for in any way as postie brings it

[Deleted]

vaporbreak was really quick with these to me. less than 10 days

[robby]

Jun 9, 2013 21:36:09 GMT @spikeyfridge said:

vaporbreak was really quick with these to me. less than 10 days

Me too, couldnt believe it   Do you like it @spikeyfridge?

[Deleted]

i dont think dripping is for me i prefer to fill up a tank and vape without faffing around with bottles and such.

i'm no expert but it seems ok. to be honest, i'm not sure what i am meant to do with it or what its meant to do itself LOL

[robby]

I love the drippers, maybe a bit of a pain for some, but the flavour is great to my taste, and it is always great just after dripping a few drops

[punisher]

Jun 9, 2013 21:45:25 GMT @spikeyfridge said:

i dont think dripping is for me i prefer to fill up a tank and vape without faffing around with bottles and such.

i'm no expert but it seems ok. to be honest, i'm not sure what i am meant to do with it or what its meant to do itself LOL

@ spikeyfridge  sell it to me

[Mr Lord]

Jun 9, 2013 21:16:13 GMT Mr Lord said:

After a bit of fiddling around with a multimeter and a VAMO I finally worked out that the 'protection' in my SenyBor SYB-18650R must have been kicking in and restricting the current, so I ripped off the circuit board and wow, this thing vapes like a train now!

In the interests of health and safety, do not attempt to repeat the above procedure unless you know exactly what you are doing, pulling 3 AMPs out of a 'low' discharge rated' li-ion battery is not a good idea, these things can 'vent with flame' if used beyond specifications.

[Deleted]

Got mine satday morning. I would suggest once you get the damn thing apart is put a little juice on the O rings to help with putting the parts back together. I only took it apart to check all the O rings weren't damaged. Not had chance to use it yet but build quality for the money is bob on.

[robby]

Yes, it is pretty tight, seeing a bit of wear on the o rings myself

[Mr Lord]

The o-rings on my base shredded in half when I first took it apart, still seals and is much easier to take apart now...
no spares with it tho

[lemental]

Does anyone know the size of screws I can use to replace those fiddly hex screws that come with it and where I can get some?
Would much prefer philips screws.

[xtc263]

How do you take it apart?

[Pezz]

Jun 14, 2013 9:52:28 GMT xtc263 said:

How do you take it apart?

Having pulled the top half of the atty off I'll admit to staring down into mine for five minutes wandering how the heck will I put a coil in there....

Then I realised that the bottom half also comes off ... See the picture above ... it is a tight fit so you will have to pull fairly hard.



That said I've found that it is a great little RDA and I'm happy to have two on the go at the moment.

A top recommendation from robby