Bishop 2.

[tanglewood]

You may have to look for a second hand version 1.

 

[stuartd]

So i don’t have either v1 or v2. Is it worth paying out for a v2 or finding a v1 cheaper. Always thought I’d try the bishop at some point but never got round to it.

I've only seen new v1's and they weren't much cheaper than a v2. so if you can find a v1 cheap I would buy it over the v2 as I cant see much difference between them it just mainly seems tobe the base that they changed

 

[JdmVtec]

Is it any better than the Sxk 451. For the money the performance is awesome and super reliable. Way more reliable and it’s given me so much less hassle than the Kayfun x clone I also have. I’m debating getting another 451 clone cos the original is crazy money I can’t justify or a bishop. Bishop 2 isn’t really that expensive.

 

[sida]

Been using the v2 for a couple of weeks now and am enjoying it. Never had a v1. The only issue I've had with the v2 is that the glass sits so tightly on the oring at the top. After taking it apart to clean it I simply couldn't get the glass back on, managed to crack the 1st one trying and spent about 20 minutes trying to gently put the spare on.

Figured out in the end that the best way to do it is to just place the tank near the orings but don't try to push it on, push the base on just enough to get the threads to attach and use the screwing motion to fit the glass.

 

[Netvaper]

Is it any better than the Sxk 451. For the money the performance is awesome and super reliable. Way more reliable and it’s given me so much less hassle than the Kayfun x clone I also have. I’m debating getting another 451 clone cos the original is crazy money I can’t justify or a bishop. Bishop 2 isn’t really that expensive.

I have a 4.51, a Kayfun X clone and the Bishop V1 and use them all, today it's the turn of the 4.51 which like you has never given me any grief. If I could only have one though it would be the Bishop as it's easier to use, has the smoothest airflow, very good flavour and no probs ever.

 

[Rickster]

Don't have the V1, the V2 is good though for me using the 1.1mm x2 air pins which has saved this atty ,as I tried all other different combinations, if you can't find a V1 at a decent cheaper price then the V2 makes sense, usually wee tweaks on a V2 is beneficial.

 

[Netvaper]

Don't have the V1, the V2 is good though for me using the 1.1mm x2 air pins which has saved this atty ,as I tried all other different combinations, if you can't find a V1 at a decent cheaper price then the V2 makes sense, usually wee tweaks on a V2 is beneficial.

Out of interest I saw someone claim the deck posts on V2 have a ledge or similar, unlike V1, so fitting a coil is easier, does it?

 

[Rickster]

Out of interest I saw someone claim the deck posts on V2 have a ledge or similar, unlike V1, so fitting a coil is easier, does it?

It would appear so.... looks like they have raised the screw channel side up a wee bit. V1 top photo's



V2

 

[MTB Vaper]

Been using the v2 for a couple of weeks now and am enjoying it. Never had a v1. The only issue I've had with the v2 is that the glass sits so tightly on the oring at the top. After taking it apart to clean it I simply couldn't get the glass back on, managed to crack the 1st one trying and spent about 20 minutes trying to gently put the spare on.

Figured out in the end that the best way to do it is to just place the tank near the orings but don't try to push it on, push the base on just enough to get the threads to attach and use the screwing motion to fit the glass.

Run some juice around the oring time, dont go in dry.

 

[MTB Vaper]

Think one of the main differences is the air flow pipes are angle down on the V2, how this effects the vape dont have scooby.