Chanzer Part II
Maxcat's Chanzer should be snuggling up to
JustDave right about now...but I've received a different clone today from Stealthvape's Rob and it's interesting to note the differences.
No idea where this clone originates from but it is noticeably lighter in the hand and every edge far more curved than the FT version, which makes the FT closer to the real deal. This one is far shinier than either the real thing or the FT version I was sent, the threading is incredibly loose. Unless the thing is done up tight it will happily spin sections apart as you try to remove just one. The one thing it does well is the drip well, it's the only aspect where it is almost identical to the MCV, although the font claiming it's made by MCV is closer to the real Panzer too.
The 510 pin was equally non-adjusting and set so low that I couldn't get a single atomiser to fire. Bashing it out with a hammer then working the brass and the delrin with a Dremel I've managed to turn it into one that floats although I still can't get something like a W3 to fire on it. Atty's with adjustable 510 connections are doing OK.
Interestingly too is that the copper firing pin from the Panzer sits too deep for it to be workable. You could adjust it but it'll forever be screwing itself back down. The copper firing pin from the Black Hawk does work though.
In contrast, the copper pin for the 510 from the Black Hawk is the right threading but too long whereas my Panzer copper pin fits fine.
*It should be remembered by people hoping to pick up sets of copper or silver pins that different batches of Panzers and Hawks have different dimensions to the pins meaning that even if you bought one set it'd probably not fit both or either ends.
With the copper in place and a Critical Mindz Pulse-G on top it's vaping away quite merrily.
Now, if only I had a hand gun I could give it the Chi You clone test