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Post by PinkyPuff on Jun 13, 2015 5:41:34 GMT
I think is Stainless steel with ceramic coating letsavit if that's any help.
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Post by xantivenxm on Jun 13, 2015 9:41:53 GMT
Yes I agree it feels like metal covered in ceramic coating. I think it will last, however I think the finish will require protection. I got a couple of scuffs on the tank from a penny that was sneakily hiding in my pocket! I don't think the coating would crack or flake without some serious impact like dropping it however because it is white, any contact with anything that isn't soft will leave marks like you've drawn on it in pencil. I'm sure they can be buffed off but I really want a case for the body and for the tank if I can get one!!
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Post by buggritt on Jun 13, 2015 10:10:56 GMT
Buy something you like the look of then cover it up? Cases baffle me.
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Post by xantivenxm on Jun 13, 2015 10:28:30 GMT
Lol I just want to protect it and prevent scuffs. It would be clear if I could get it
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Post by sleedale on Jun 13, 2015 12:34:26 GMT
Perpetua and everyone else who has said how wonderful these are.....my wishing and wanting has turned into icon_shoppingm Subox, coils, Sony VCT 4s, battery case As I said icon_shoppingm However too late now
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Post by prr on Jun 13, 2015 12:42:49 GMT
sleedale I can recoil the occ heads should you need it. Thumbs knackered at the moment but should be back in use by the end of the week
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Post by sleedale on Jun 13, 2015 12:54:04 GMT
prr many thanks, I will be calling on your skills once you are completely, fully and happily recovered. I can do a fairly poor job on the deck (first attempt but at least it vapers) but the OCC heads look waaaaay beyond me. Protank coils I can do, but these are very different.
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Post by prr on Jun 13, 2015 12:58:52 GMT
No problem at all sleedale, actually they are easier than protank heads!
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Post by xantivenxm on Jun 13, 2015 14:11:02 GMT
The occ coils can be rebuilt? Without using the rba head?
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Post by sleedale on Jun 13, 2015 14:54:56 GMT
No problem at all sleedale, actually they are easier than protank heads! I might just watch a few vids and take one apart, then send the mess I make to you To do properly.
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Post by prr on Jun 13, 2015 15:19:42 GMT
Yep, take the bottom pin out, pull out the silicone bung, push a small screwdriver out from the base of the head which will remove the old coil and wicking. Make the new coil and insert from the top,until both legs come out of the bottom of the head. Move the coil up or down until you can see it through the holes and the coil is in lime with both holes. Insert a drill bit or small screwdriver through the hole and then through the coil so it comes out the opposite hole, thus holding it in place. Slip the silicone grommet over one leg and push the grommet into the head, put the metal bottom pin back in, thread your wicking material through the hole and the coil and out through the other hole, fluff it up so that both holes are completely full, snip of about a couple of mm outside each hole. Trim the excess legs of very flush to the base of the head, job done! xantivenxm
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Post by xantivenxm on Jun 13, 2015 16:40:49 GMT
Hmm prr that sounds simple enough!!! I am interested to know if you've done the new style occ coils that come in the subox kit - where the coil is vertical? I was actually thinking of using the included RBA and trying to make a vertical coil... hmm...
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Post by cigeliquid on Jun 13, 2015 16:47:02 GMT
Yep, take the bottom pin out, pull out the silicone bung, push a small screwdriver out from the base of the head which will remove the old coil and wicking. Make the new coil and insert from the top,until both legs come out of the bottom of the head. Move the coil up or down until you can see it through the holes and the coil is in lime with both holes. Insert a drill bit or small screwdriver through the hole and then through the coil so it comes out the opposite hole, thus holding it in place. Slip the silicone grommet over one leg and push the grommet into the head, put the metal bottom pin back in, thread your wicking material through the hole and the coil and out through the other hole, fluff it up so that both holes are completely full, snip of about a couple of mm outside each hole. Trim the excess legs of very flush to the base of the head, job done! xantivenxmThis will work on the older horizontal coiled heads BUT The subox kit comes with the new improved vertical coils
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Post by prr on Jun 13, 2015 17:00:01 GMT
Thanks for pointing that out, in had no idea that they had gone to a vertical coil cigeliquid. Vertical coils are a sod to do but possible if there is enough room in the head to prevent shorting.
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Post by tim on Jun 13, 2015 22:18:19 GMT
Vertical coils are a problem to rebuild prr. I tried once, and failed. I will have to try again. I think I might need to if the Subox only takes vertical coils. Anyone know?
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