Just took a gamble on the Cloupor Min 30W jobbie..

[johnnyboy]

Jun 4, 2015 10:45:18 GMT lisburnvapes said:

Jun 3, 2015 18:11:27 GMT johnnyboy said:

Yeah just bought one...£40 ebay, worth a bash eh, will also keep you posted as to how good or bad

£40 ???? Bloody hell, lol
You could of shopped around, even with paying for the faster shipping from China you would of still saved a packet !

No I mean I bought one for £18 quid and that they are £40 ish on ebay lol, yeah it does look like I paid £40 but
noooooooo Im to tight for that.

[GunJack]

they're still only £20 on FT, so bear that in mind. Cracking mod, use one of these on it, it saves 1. pin adjusting and 2. thread wear

www.vapeescape.co.uk/Vaping-Spares/Accessories/Airflow-Controller.html

so once the pin is set, you're only screwing the atty on & off the afc, not off the mod itself

[buggritt]

I use one of those, in a slightly different way. I find it makes most atties, especially the Subtank Mini, look daft. But it's permanently attached to my Erl mini, which has a very short 510.

[baron]

Yep, I also have one of those and currently use it on my iStick 30W, and as GunJack says, it will also stop and leaks from a tank (like I get sometimes from my 30S) from getting inside the mod.
I think I need to get a couple more of those.
I don't really care if it makes a tank look a bit daft on it, the same way I don't mind using the 'extender' on my VTR2......as long as I can vape away to my hearts content, I am a happy bunny.

Really off topic, but when I see reviews about kit and tanks etc., the reviewer usually makes a comment about the super packaging or lack of.
To me, in the end the packaging just ends up in the bin, as all I want is the goodies inside it.
Although I do keep it for a bit, just in case of having to return it, but not needed it yet.

Or is it just me that thinks complains about packaging is a bit daft..as long as it gets to me in one piece, that's fine, and couldn't care less how fancy it is ?

[Perpetua]

Jun 5, 2015 14:19:56 GMT baron said:

Really off topic, but when I see reviews about kit and tanks etc., the reviewer usually makes a comment about the super packaging or lack of.
To me, in the end the packaging just ends up in the bin, as all I want is the goodies inside it.
Although I do keep it for a bit, just in case of having to return it, but not needed it yet.

Or is it just me that thinks complains about packaging is a bit daft..as long as it gets to me in one piece, that's fine, and couldn't care less how fancy it is ?

A snazzy box doesn't persuade me to buy a product . . . . in the same way that putting cigarettes into plain packs, wouldn't stop me from buying them if I was still smoking!

As long as it's fit for the purpose, without being excessive - that's good enough for me.

[buggritt]

Jun 5, 2015 20:29:48 GMT Perpetua said:

As long as it's fit for the purpose, without being excessive - that's good enough for me.

Exactly what I keep telling my other half/

[GunJack]

Jun 5, 2015 7:20:01 GMT buggritt said:

I use one of those, in a slightly different way. I find it makes most atties, especially the Subtank Mini, look daft. But it's permanently attached to my Erl mini, which has a very short 510.

it's the perfect diameter for all my Protanks, so doesn't make them look daft Was considering a Nano as it's not too wide for the afc, but decided against it...