Merino-Teflon
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Can't be arsed to look up all the specs, or go into an intricate study back by facts and reason at the mo', as I spent the weekend at vapefest surrounded by beardy types, and that was just the wimmin, and then got home to be locked out of my own house for thirteen hours.
Anyway, got this set up in about five minutes yesterday, cutting an existing wick down to size, and doing a four wrap of .20mm kanthal, this is so easy to set up, it is an outrage. I purchased it for the princely sum of £129, and if that astounds or offends you, I don't care, get out more, spend your money on your family, cars, or prostitutes, or even be huggy with speeding vehicles.
The inside of the tank reminds me of a Cylon mothership from the Battlestar Galactica documentaries they used to show on BBC2, and then on #yourtorrentproviderofchoicecourtesyofthescifichannel#.
As you may be able to see, my wick is unbelievably short, but performs superbly, much like the actor, Peter Dinklage, yet there is no dryness to this performance, which could be down to the juice distribution afforded by the tapered innards of the beast.
At approx 1.4ohms, with about five or six different tanks of different flavours through just the one set up thus far, the flavour and vapour are going strong still. The 1.2mm airhole and the 3mm wick hole (I think), provide a perfect draw with maximum taste. Honestly, the flavour is intense, without appearing to burn or discolour the juice as of yet, could be because of the 2.1ml juice capacity doesn't give it a chance to, buggered if I know, but the vapour is both cooler than I would expect, yet better for it, very peculiar, but good peculiar.
Excuse the state of the photos, etc, the drip tip shown is separate to the atty, it is a Good Sense Vapour drip tip from C9V, anyway, best tasting geni I have had, flavour is different to, but rivals, if not betters, any other form of device, be it a silica Kayfun type affair, dripping, what have you. The reduced space in the top cap probably helps.
Is this worth it? To me it is. Would I recommend it? Absolutely.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UjUbX-kb3Ao&feature=youtu.be
Anyway, got this set up in about five minutes yesterday, cutting an existing wick down to size, and doing a four wrap of .20mm kanthal, this is so easy to set up, it is an outrage. I purchased it for the princely sum of £129, and if that astounds or offends you, I don't care, get out more, spend your money on your family, cars, or prostitutes, or even be huggy with speeding vehicles.
The inside of the tank reminds me of a Cylon mothership from the Battlestar Galactica documentaries they used to show on BBC2, and then on #yourtorrentproviderofchoicecourtesyofthescifichannel#.
As you may be able to see, my wick is unbelievably short, but performs superbly, much like the actor, Peter Dinklage, yet there is no dryness to this performance, which could be down to the juice distribution afforded by the tapered innards of the beast.
At approx 1.4ohms, with about five or six different tanks of different flavours through just the one set up thus far, the flavour and vapour are going strong still. The 1.2mm airhole and the 3mm wick hole (I think), provide a perfect draw with maximum taste. Honestly, the flavour is intense, without appearing to burn or discolour the juice as of yet, could be because of the 2.1ml juice capacity doesn't give it a chance to, buggered if I know, but the vapour is both cooler than I would expect, yet better for it, very peculiar, but good peculiar.
Excuse the state of the photos, etc, the drip tip shown is separate to the atty, it is a Good Sense Vapour drip tip from C9V, anyway, best tasting geni I have had, flavour is different to, but rivals, if not betters, any other form of device, be it a silica Kayfun type affair, dripping, what have you. The reduced space in the top cap probably helps.
Is this worth it? To me it is. Would I recommend it? Absolutely.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UjUbX-kb3Ao&feature=youtu.be
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