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[Rickster]

So the EUC coil heads and bridge require a different Boro? The A Boro has a wider or narrower opening and o-ring?

EDIT - ah, I understand now. The Cheeky Vape bridge for EUC coils made by Signature Tips fits a standard boro, but an A Boro is required for other EUC bridges. I think ...

Nearly....the A -Tank (boro) is for big Atlantis coils

 

[MavicP]

Nearly....the A -Tank (boro) is for big Atlantis coils

Aye Rickster, but with the SXK accessory kit and the EUC adaptor, you can use the EUC's in the A Boro.
It's a cheaper way of trying tings out...

 

[Rickster]

Aye Rickster, but with the SXK accessory kit and the EUC adaptor, you can use the EUC's in the A Boro.
It's a cheaper way of trying tings out...

Everyday's a school day.....handy I suppose if you only have A-Tanks

 

[scrumpox]

So I went for the EUC 0.5ohm coils and the bridge made by Signature Tips sold by Cheeky Vape.
Looking at this all, the adapter in the box of coils is obviously not required. The connections between coil and either end of the bridge are metal on metal, no o-ring seals.
I have not tried vaping this yet but I suspect this is one leaky, gurgly, juice in the mouth mother fucker ... am I wrong?

 

[MiscoDatt]

So I went for the EUC 0.5ohm coils and the bridge made by Signature Tips sold by Cheeky Vape.
Looking at this all, the adapter in the box of coils is obviously not required. The connections between coil and either end of the bridge are metal on metal, no o-ring seals.
I have not tried vaping this yet but I suspect this is one leaky, gurgly, juice in the mouth mother fucker ... am I wrong?

The design is based loosely on the mf bridge and that is metal to metal also and I’ve never had a problem with the mf. The pressure from tightening the 510 should be enough to seal

 

[Rickster]

^^This^^, I also use the MF bridge, sometimes with an integrated drip tip, so its metal on metal on metal, I always remove the boro to fill, it's good housekeeping and if there is any liquid build up on the top of the bridge, it gets cleaned up, with good old tissues, much like lots of attys.

 

[scrumpox]

^^This^^, I also use the MF bridge, sometimes with an integrated drip tip, so its metal on metal on metal, I always remove the boro to fill, it's good housekeeping and if there is any liquid build up on the top of the bridge, it gets cleaned up, with good old tissues, much like lots of attys.

Umm, I'm not against good housekeeping but I dislike any extra work required because of a flawed design. I might have to ry another bridge/coil combination if this doesn't work properly.

The boro is designed to be refilled in situ, seems to work ok. Why is it necessary to remove it when refilling?

 

[MiscoDatt]

Umm, I'm not against good housekeeping but I dislike any extra work required because of a flawed design. I might have to ry another bridge/coil combination if this doesn't work properly.

The boro is designed to be refilled in situ, seems to work ok. Why is it necessary to remove it when refilling?

I don’t think it is a requirement. It’s just an added caution used by some when filling. Only time I remove my boro is for the daily check and wipe down if required. Usually I just fill and go.

 

[MavicP]

So I went for the EUC 0.5ohm coils and the bridge made by Signature Tips sold by Cheeky Vape.
Looking at this all, the adapter in the box of coils is obviously not required. The connections between coil and either end of the bridge are metal on metal, no o-ring seals.
I have not tried vaping this yet but I suspect this is one leaky, gurgly, juice in the mouth mother fucker ... am I wrong?

The SXK one I posted the link to was a good performer, no spits, no gurgles and no leaks, just lots of flavour using the 0.5ohm ceramics.

 

[Rickster]

Umm, I'm not against good housekeeping but I dislike any extra work required because of a flawed design. I might have to ry another bridge/coil combination if this doesn't work properly.

The boro is designed to be refilled in situ, seems to work ok. Why is it necessary to remove it when refilling?

It's just me...being used to doing that, plus I prefer the older style condensation plugs that don't allow the glass to slide down