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Feb 9, 2017 21:48:02 GMT alice85re said:

Feb 9, 2017 20:13:33 GMT ghostrider1971 said:

thebishman - Can I ask which Kabuki version you went for, please? On FT they are going between USD 9 and USD 20 and look pretty similar

The £8 one is a 3ml 316SS tank... although not quite as you can only fill it to the top of the chimney (bottom fill)
m.fasttech.com/product/3870800-kabuki-styled-bcc-bottom-coil-clearomizer

And the £12.25 one is a 5ml titanium alloy tank.
m.fasttech.com/p/5477100


If that's any help

The first one is a don't buy. They were great at first but the threading is poor. I am very kind to my threads by lubricating them with Contralube. I have 2 that are unusable and on the rest the air flow adjustment screws keep working loose. I have had them since May. I sold a couple but took them back in exchange for Nautilus Minis when the users kept breaking the glass. 

The second is my favourite but it's not 5ml. It's the same as the others - about 2.5ml or 2.75 if you are really bold with filling.

The Ti one has a P3 threading ( lots of reports that it's wrong and doesn't fit P3 devices ) with a 510 adaptor. The adaptor is why I like it. Both my genuine 510 Kabukis & the clones all seep a drop through the 510 connection. This may be because I don't use the stock coils. The adaptor has a floating 510 & no seepage. Another benefit is the condensation collects there and doesn't go onto the mod. The designer now claims that was a design feature. Yeah right.

On all 3 types you have to treat the glass very gently. Do not grip the glass from both sides if you are removing it. I use a vape grip inside & outside on one side of the glass.

Feb 7, 2017 21:12:45 GMT jtc said:

My attitude is that that you need to start on something that covers the basic bases, from whispy vaping to sub ohming. I think definitely a regulated mod for safety and a little education is needed. The trouble I see using something like a nautilus is that whispy vaping doesn't satisfy enough for a lot of people and then they try something like a crown and they wish they'd gone straight for that. So I see it as buying something that covers only one base and as being a waste of money tbh.After using something simple like an Evic and crown that covers all bases, then the newbie can get a good idea of which way to go.
Whispy or Cloudy

I mix for 30 vapers many of whom Angie & I introduced to vaping. Only one has gone sub ohm. A few use Protanks or K1s but the rest are using the iStick 30W & Nautilus Mini or Nautilus.

All but 3 have found the one liquid they like and use nothing else. One has the same 2 flavours. The other 2 will try anything and change flavours when they find one they like.

My experience is that the vast majority of new vapers want MTL. They all say they want tobacco flavour until they have a tasting session. Only 2 of the 30 have a tobacco flavour.

So for the best chance of converting to vaping you can't beat simple. We've only had 3 smokers who didn't switch and they said they found what I call simple to be too much faffing.

The sub ohmer is using 360mls a month. He was paying £4 for a Cleito coil until I got them for him for £2.

The MTLers nearly all have 60mls a month. Most pay £1.75 for a coil. 5 of them use coil heads that I recoil & wick for free.

We nutters enthusiasts are a tiny minority. The majority want it simple, cheap & as much like smoking as possible. 

I've been using this company for a couple of months now for genuine Aspire products.

Great prices but items are often out of stock. However they respond quickly to emails with details of when the item will be in stock. I also use the 'email me when in stock' option if I don't need the item yesterday.

Website is basic. The address lookup option doesn't recognise my 7 character postcode which has been in use for years.

www.vapeland.co.uk