WANTED: People for testing our new device

[Vapen00b47]

Yeah, wouldn't work for the standard tanks because the coil is recessed. So it would leak from the bottom of the coil where the airflow comes in and pool at the bottom and as soon as you took it out of the case it would drip everywhere. Only way you could do it is to constantly store the tank upside down.

ah ok. thats a shame having multiple tanks on the go would be usefull.

 

[Mitz]

ah ok. thats a shame having multiple tanks on the go would be usefull.

But thinking about it, it could work. If you had it in a really tight case that sealed the bottom of the tank and you inserted the tank into the case upside down you could then carry it around normally. But when you took it out of the case you would have to take it out upside down. Then the juice would drip back into the tank instead of leak out the botton. Definitely not ideal but with some effort and being careful it could be done.

 

[EatMaBB]

You would be able to do it if you have two rubber stoppers that fits in the base of the tank and in the drip tip. You would have to put the base one in/out first and the drip tip one in/out last so you don't get any leaking when inserting or removing.

 

[JAC Vapour]

I was wondering how do I put my review in. will I get an email with questions and I answer them. or do I just write my review and email it. I'm going to give it enough time to review before I put it in.

you should have received an email with a link to a form you can fill in and submit online, the link is also mentioned a few posts back.

 

[JAC Vapour]

Love this little bugger. I'm enjoying the superb 1.0 MTL coil with the hole covered and getting no dry hits or hints of burn out. As expected from the S22 round of testing.

My standard all day tootlepuffer vape is a Kayfun 5 with the 1mm reducer fitted. It's a tiny bit looser on the VIM, but with the same juice in both it's really performing well.

I've got a couple of tiny niggles. The fire button, while perfectly placed and very comfortable, is quite easy to fire in the pocket and accidentally in the hand. Yes I can quickly lock it but a smidge more resistance in the button would work for me.

The only other thing that's a negative for me is the charge cycle indicator. According to the manual, the light should turn blue. I've had it on charge all day and it's still green. This has happened every time, and I've tried a 0.5 and 1 amp charge plug. Anyone else had this happen?

It's a mistake in the manual, the light goes green when fully charged, it doesn't go blue, we'll correct it : )

 

[JAC Vapour]

Think mines turns green when it's charged (I think)

It's red when charging.

Gonna go plug it in to check for ya [emoji106]

Yup that's how it should work, I made a mistake, or our team did and the manual is wrong currently we'll need to edit it for the next bacth.

 

[JAC Vapour]

Think the s22 goes blue when charged?

Away to plug s22 in....

I'm confusing myself now [emoji23]

yes it does, that's why we made the mistake : ) on the VIM though it's Green for fully charged.

 

[JAC Vapour]

Yeah, mine appears to go from red to green when it's fully charged too .......

The manual says blue and it also says in the warning section "The device however should always be removed from the charger when charging is complete" .... which isn't what people are going to do if they are waiting for it to go blue.


well spotted @daz_app

Agreed, but that is juts a failsafe for all charging, your phone will say the same thing, we'll juts have to put an edit in, until we can get re-printed.

 

[JAC Vapour]

No amount of flicking will stop my 70 pg juice from flooding the coil and after a days use the 1ohm coil is getting tighter than I like.
I think I would be a .7 turbo user though, shame they got lost in the ether.

Okay this can arise from a leak, it has come to our attention during testing that people naturally use the device a bit differently, also quite a lot of reviewers are doing the same. The tank should always rotate clockwise, so clockwise to unlock and clockwise to lock, keep going clockwise. The natural instinct is clockwise to lock and then anti-clockwise to unlock, this causes the topfill to loosen over time, and it releases pressure and you'll get flooding. So check you are always going clockwise to lock or unlock.

 

[JAC Vapour]

will spare tanks be available for this. that way i could have one tank with a mtl coil and one with a dtl coil and i could switch when i felt like it. i could also have multiple tanks of juice on the go.

yes there will be spare tanks, a 510 drip tip adapter and various mouth tip sizes. Also device only if you wish to purchase another unit but not tank.