Gotvapes Vision Stardust back in stock!

[2risky]

Yes, thanks Gordy.

When I say "clean" I actually mean "swish a bit of water round" to clear excess juice. The choice is waiting for it to dry or refilling immediately and spending a minute puffing away to clear the wick. It's not really a major difficulty. One tip is to half fill with water/voddy, then put the mouthpiece back in before shaking it. This protects the inside bits from water.

I do have a spare one, but I'm too tight to buy one clearo per flavour, I normally alternate three juices in a day. The spare is an alternate for when I have to replace the wick & coil on the other.

[Gordy]

when mine need re-coiling im gonna try a stainless steel mesh wick in it ... that will have instant flavour changes

[DiscoDes]

Feb 23, 2012 17:02:01 GMT Gordy said:

when mine need re-coiling im gonna try a stainless steel mesh wick in it ... that will have instant flavour changes

How does that work Gordy? as the SS mesh is a conductor that I am guessing you wrap a coil around?

[Gordy]

you oxidise the mesh

[Gordy]

check out the RTA / RDA thread if you are interested as its discussed there

[DiscoDes]

So if you oxidise it the coil does not short out on it?

[Gordy]

yep exactly

really easy to do... roll up mesh into a tube.... heat with blow torch or lighter till red hot and drop into water. repeat a few times. then you can drop some PG on the mesh and ignite to burn it off.

wrap a coil around it making sure its nice and tight ... job done

tastes fab with no tainting and wicks really quickly

[dave]

Feb 22, 2012 22:17:14 GMT Perpetua said:

It's probably all to do with how the ommphage is transmutated into the coily thingwee ............ and that accounts for the seeming difference in resistance.

I think this should now become the standard response to questions regarding 'miser strengths - brilliant

Feb 23, 2012 17:02:01 GMT Gordy said:

when mine need re-coiling im gonna try a stainless steel mesh wick in it ... that will have instant flavour changes

I can see I'm just going to have to have a go with SS mesh wicks - maybe in the RDA first. I'll have to look into getting some mesh soon I think!

[Gordy]

Feb 23, 2012 18:18:13 GMT dave said:

I can see I'm just going to have to have a go with SS mesh wicks - maybe in the RDA first. I'll have to look into getting some mesh soon I think!

works like a dream in the RDA Dave

there used to be a guy on ebay that sold A5 size sheets for a couple of quid but i dont see him on there at the mo

[Gordy]

another plus point of the SS mesh wick is the cleaning is a breeze too

[DiscoDes]

Feb 23, 2012 21:30:59 GMT Gordy said:

another plus point of the SS mesh wick is the cleaning is a breeze too

Want to sell me a little bit Gordy , so I can tell rewick my Imist?

[dave]

Feb 23, 2012 21:29:22 GMT Gordy said:

Feb 23, 2012 18:18:13 GMT dave said:

I can see I'm just going to have to have a go with SS mesh wicks - maybe in the RDA first. I'll have to look into getting some mesh soon I think!

works like a dream in the RDA Dave

there used to be a guy on ebay that sold A5 size sheets for a couple of quid but i dont see him on there at the mo

If you notice him back again I'd be grateful for the heads-up Gordy. It'll be a week or two before I try this I think.

[2risky]

I wonder if it's possible to use pipe gauzes/screens, little circles of stainless steel mesh that cost about 10p each that you can get from headshops (so I won't link because NSFW). Not that I know anything about that sort of thing, just saying. Might be easier.

[Gordy]

Feb 23, 2012 23:49:55 GMT DiscoDes said:

Feb 23, 2012 21:30:59 GMT Gordy said:

another plus point of the SS mesh wick is the cleaning is a breeze too

Want to sell me a little bit Gordy , so I can tell rewick my Imist?

yeah drop me a PM Des

[2risky]

Apparently the current batch are far harder to assemble and disassemble than in the vids.
There is talk of needing specialist bits of pipe. One to dis-assemble and one to re-assemble.

www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/gotvapes/271370-disassemble-your-stardust-you-will-need-following.html

Having had a go last night, I can confirm that it ain't like you see in the movies, unfortunately.

The best laid plans etc..anyone know a plumber?