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USPS facility means it is now stateside. It will have to go through customs, which could take a couple days to a couple weeks. Usually a few days is typical, but I've had something set there for around three weeks before.
But it came through no problem as it's under the 25 UK limit, so yours will turn up, I hate waiting for stuff from China as you have no idea of the carrier once it arrives, mine used a really bad service called yodel for the uk part and it ended up with my neighbour, but some use our royal mail and that's pretty good
When you get it make sure you tell us all about it hehe,I love my desolator, using the reload with the coils I built, I'm getting plenty vape from the single battery
Usually when I order from Fasttech I get an initial ship notice and very little after that until the order hits Miami. After that, it appears in my mail box a few days later. That's probably because I choose Free Shipping if it's available.
I got the profile unity mesh and used a .18 ohm strip, its pretty good but not as good as the rda profile mesh, so I wicked it and it's a bit more tricky than the rda as you have less space for the cotton, I ended up trimming it fully loaded with juice and that way I got a nice fit, very surprised to be honest, it does the job and not fierce, I fitted the 5 ml tank using the extension so I think because the chimney is narrow and using the extension I'm not getting as much flavour as the rda, the strip came in at .18 so I'm on the edge with my current batts, but no probs so far, would I recommend a unity, probably not and would I buy another, no,but I will get another profile rda
Plus I think it's an ugly thing, I've put my reload back on and the unity has been demoted to a reg mod.
Your hands are tied using the profile tanks as there is nothing you can do once you build it,the only thing is to try different mesh strips cause there's no adjustment that can make it a bit better
Your hands are tied using the profile tanks as there is nothing you can do once you build it,the only thing is to try different mesh strips cause there's no adjustment that can make it a bit better
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I've just bought some eucalyptus barred smoked black pure wood veneer to customize my side panels on the crea, to be honest the crea works well but looks cheap, I will post some pics when I've finished, I'm going to use two layers veneer each panel glued with water and heat resistant epoxy then finished with a polyurethane hardcote cellulose lacquer
@Marper I got my Desolator kit today. I cleaned it up, wicked it up, threw in a battery, DRIP IT & RIP IT! Let's start with the mod. It's not an 18650 mod. It's probably a 20700 mid. I don't know for sure because I only have 21700 batteries that are ever so slightly bigger in diameter. They almost fit. It does come with an adapter to use 18650s. The switch is not very good but it's not real bad. The engravings look nice and we'll see how long they last. The RDA is very easy to build. I'm not fond of bottom airflow RDAs and this one is no different. It does have a deep juice well. It also has a proprietary drip tip which is a big con. It does have nice airflow with the side airflow shut. Wide open is too airy even for me. It does have good flavor though. This setup will not be a daily driver but it will look great on the shelf.
I have some 20700 batts and they don't fit.
I just tried again, the batts I have are ljoy 20700 and yes they fit and it worked but the battery is a very tight fit in the top cap and that's why I thought they don't fit the first time I tried
I just tried again, the batts I have are ljoy 20700 and yes they fit and it worked but the battery is a very tight fit in the top cap and that's why I thought they don't fit the first time I tried
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Sanyo's 20700 range is a tiny bit smaller in diameter than all other 20700s on the market and therefor should fit in all 20700 mods.
The 2070C is readily available for retail since the beginning of this year, so there's no real reason to use any other brand 20700 cells anymore anyways, because the 2070C performs way better than any of its competitors.
The 2070C is readily available for retail since the beginning of this year, so there's no real reason to use any other brand 20700 cells anymore anyways, because the 2070C performs way better than any of its competitors.
I second this, the 2070C is a great cell. No good reason to buy any other 20700 batteries over it.
I got a new 20700 batt for it today and its a lot better, the 20700s I have are a pair for my genie mod so I couldn't really use one,the switch is only a spring direct contact and after pulling it all apart and giving it a good scrub with wire wool its a lot better than when I got it, I'm using it now with my profile unity and yeah it's really nice in my opinion, the engraving looks like it's laser and seems pretty robust, I clean and polish mine with brasso and no problem so far
Although the 20700 seems to be to powerful for my unity, I might have to go back to my reload and run some parallel coils at .25 ,I've gone back to my 1650 batt for now until I decide what to do, the power seems just to much for the mesh strip, I understand now about mechs can be harsh with mesh, anyway, better safe than sorry but I am happy that it is a 20700 mech
Have you tried using the RDA that came with it? I threw some of my coils in it this morning that come out to .16ohms and it's pretty nice.
No,its still wrapped up as I absolutely hate dripping, that's why it's the unity or reload rta I'm going to use, the tank that came with it is absolutely no use to me as it has no squonk pin ,if it did I'd try it out on one of my squonks, it's free to a good home but only in the UK as postage to the other side of the pond is ridiculous
So anyone from the UK who wants a new easy to build dripper ,brand new tank, its gold brass, send us a pm and I'll post it to you free
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