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Post by Roger on May 29, 2013 16:56:04 GMT
I don't know if it is actually built in or not. Either way it uses a tank which appears to be filled from the bottom which holds 1ml of juice so not much need for actual dripping as such but that does also beg the question of why is it called a dripper at all if that is the case lol. Its not really a dripper and I think they have stopped short of making the mother of Igo's. What I would like to see is the same lengh of tank they are offering that has the ability to pump in the same way the metal juice flasks do, but only a few drops at a time. Also in the Igo L size. If they must try and reinvent the dripper, why not get it right,I personally expect a lot more for £20 Be interesting to see what the first proper reviews say about this. I do tend to agree with you that it may be neither one thing or another. There is the possibility that it may be able to be bottom fed and sqonked.
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Post by Roger on May 29, 2013 16:53:00 GMT
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Post by Roger on May 29, 2013 15:56:20 GMT
The only drawback to that charger is that it automatically charges an 18650 @ 1000ma, I prefer to charge @ 500ma when possible. If you could manually change it that would be great.
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Post by Roger on May 29, 2013 15:51:13 GMT
There are some real bargain RBA's at the moment, still saving for a Kayfun
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Post by Roger on May 29, 2013 15:45:07 GMT
Roger you fell into the age old trap like condom sizes there are 3 Small Medium Liar Oh, that's clever.
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Post by Roger on May 29, 2013 15:36:17 GMT
Yes, I noticed that, the rest of the description seems about right though.
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Post by Roger on May 29, 2013 15:28:05 GMT
Very handy, thanks Chrissie.
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Post by Roger on May 29, 2013 15:25:44 GMT
That's far too small to be a willy warmer!!!!
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Post by Roger on May 29, 2013 15:17:54 GMT
Looks very nice but is the built in drip tip a good idea on a dripper? I don't know if it is actually built in or not. Either way it uses a tank which appears to be filled from the bottom which holds 1ml of juice so not much need for actual dripping as such but that does also beg the question of why is it called a dripper at all if that is the case lol. Having a bit of a read around, the drip tip is fixed and it appears that it can be used as a dripper or wick down the hole into the tank?? Not too much info on it yet. Sounds interesting though. Edit: Just found this: Just set the iGO-F up. Seems to work pretty well. COV has them in stock atm. The bottom tank has an allen set screw so you can fill it from the bottom post side, I just filled it up before screwing the top/deck on. I am tipping the atty to keep the wet wick or you can just drip too. Mouthpiece is held in place with two o-rings, has a 1mm hole. Plated and a bit heavy for its size. Not bad for $25. Also comes with an eGO thread cover and spare parts kit with 2 o-rings, isolator, allen key, wick and wire and spare tank bottom screw. I used some cotton/hemp wick, doubled and trimmed at the coil. No post holes, just wrap the coil ends around the top phillips screws. Easy to set up!
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Post by Roger on May 29, 2013 7:00:02 GMT
Welcome to the dark side, your life will never be quite the same now.
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Post by Roger on May 28, 2013 17:22:00 GMT
You don't need to boil Eko Wool, flame it maybe, but boiling not needed. It sounds like a hotspot, check the coils.
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Post by Roger on May 28, 2013 17:06:36 GMT
Try a wash and dry burn first before you bin it. I second what fred says, re-wick it or get someone to do it for you. I know people will say heads are cheap, but why chuck something that can be re-used.
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Post by Roger on May 28, 2013 13:15:13 GMT
Blimey, that's a bit of a jump. From a cigar like juice to gold cafe creme. Asking a bit much there I'm afraid. I was thinking it would be like the tobacco flavours where you can get ones like Bensons or like L&B. Not having been a cigar smoker myself I don't really know all the ins and outs Ah, but they are nothing like what they claim to be. You will not get a juice that tastes like a fag, even ones made from steeped tobacco leaves will only really give you the tobacco flavour. You can find some concentrates and additives to move a mix towards a fag like taste, but only a little. That said, once you get away from the tobacco = cigarette mindset you can find some very nice tobacco flavours
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Post by Roger on May 28, 2013 13:10:23 GMT
No response to my offer Why am I not surprised. Hey up Roger Just got back onto the forum and seen your offer. I am impressed by your mixing skills and I am wondering what ingredients you would use. Maybe you'd prefer to keep the formula secret! All the best JonoI have one particular concentrate, that to me is very 'cigar ish'. I don't particularly like it, but then I was never a big cigar fan. I would be interested to know what an ex cigar smoker thought of it. Yes, you need to move away from the cheap tobacco juices, some of them are awful, mind you so are some of the cheap fruits/coffee, others. It's another reason why so many people mix their own, you control the flavour (once you find some you like)
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Post by Roger on May 28, 2013 8:00:38 GMT
No response to my offer Why am I not surprised.
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