Sods Law

[Bobsbeer]

Whoever wrote Sods Law needs to be shot.  I have now broken the glass on both of my ELeaf GS Air M tanks, and you can't get a replacement glass.  I know they are very inexpensive atties, £5 from Fasttech, but it seems such a waste to wang the whole thing in the bin, when all it needs is a new glass.  Typical it happened just before I wanted to go out and needed to take two tanks to last all day.  I'm now down to using my Triton2 and take two batteries and a bottle of juice.  If that breaks at least I have a spare glass.  I rather liked the GS-M Air as well.  At least my armageddon stock of coils won't go to waste.  OH uses the same coils in her iStick Basics.

[Perpetua]

Look on the bright side Bobsbeer . . . . you might ding the metal parts on a replacement GS Tank, then you'd have spare parts.

[Bobsbeer]

The metal parts are bomb proof Perpetua. Although on the drip tips the plating is wearing off. For the price I have had my monies worth, but I still hate to chuck anything out that could be fixed.

[nanotm]

Bobsbeer

best you get a decent supply of spare tanks glass to keep that supply topped up then or its sods law your going to end up sitting on a giant pile of stuff with nothing to use it in ....

[Perpetua]

Apr 23, 2016 11:02:15 GMT Bobsbeer said:

Although on the drip tips the plating is wearing off. For the price I have had my monies worth, but I still hate to chuck anything out that could be fixed.

There you go Bob . . . . a jolly good reason why you might need metaly parts -I knew there'd be one.

I hate chucking stuff also, can't be doing with unnecessary waste of anything, so I tend to keep vaping odds and ends for a time - then still end up binning them!

* Must be more ruthless on occasions. *

Speaking of which I'm building up to going through a couple of my boxes of clobber this afternoon.

It may or may not happen.

[phtumshk]

Might not fit but worth sticking on your list as a poss spare for a 65p punt on FT.
Subtank Nano tank
Volumes seem pretty close.

[nanotm]

that's the other thing, I've had two spare tank "glass" arrive, turned out to be Perspex and slightly too small (height) for the tank I ordered them for but with another mill shaved off perfect fit for something else, saved me sending them back and I got a refund for them being the wrong size off the supplier /

[Bobsbeer]

Thanks phtumshk It was a good idea, but the Nano tank is too short. 22.4mm whereas the GS-M is slightly longer at 26mm. I could get one made in the UK, but the cost is about the same as two whole units from FT, so that idea went out of the window.

[phtumshk]

Apr 23, 2016 12:22:25 GMT Bobsbeer said:

Thanks phtumshk It was a good idea, but the Nano tank is too short. 22.4mm whereas the GS-M is slightly longer at 26mm. I could get one made in the UK, but the cost is about the same as two whole units from FT, so that idea went out of the window.

Thought it might be I was trying to measure the the pictures on the screen it looked a tad short.
Shame theres only that 1 tank in 19mm specs on FT.