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Sophia w/ Long Upper Body
IBTanked 22mm "Standard" (35mm)
Zenesis Z2 510 adaptor
Zenesis 2 18350 CT hybrid battery tube/switch
119 millimeters of one cool PV. It's all I know for now (other than I did not trust much about the Kangertech stuff I started out with and I did not have good luck with cartomizers. I have another Sophia patiently waiting on a 19mm IBTanked & Super-T Precise Simplicity 18350. That PV setup should be only 115mm!
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I have some Haflings I'd love to have a shorter Sophia in too. I'd like to see a photo of the Sophia in a Hafling tank.
I just ordered a Sophia and the Cage today - this will be my first carto & tank.
I love XC-116 and just started using it in my Dripper Pro too. From what I'm gathering, it should be cut very close to the slots in the cup, protruding on 1mm or so, did I get that right?
Really looking forward to a happy relationship with the Sophia.
I love XC-116 and just started using it in my Dripper Pro too. From what I'm gathering, it should be cut very close to the slots in the cup, protruding on 1mm or so, did I get that right?
Really looking forward to a happy relationship with the Sophia.
I just ordered a Sophia and the Cage today - this will be my first carto & tank.
I love XC-116 and just started using it in my Dripper Pro too. From what I'm gathering, it should be cut very close to the slots in the cup, protruding on 1mm or so, did I get that right?
Really looking forward to a happy relationship with the Sophia.
The Cage looks to be a nice tank.. I'll more than likely be picking one up for my collection.
Yes, I trim the XC-116 around 1mm from the cup. I agree, it's VERY good wick. My favorite, along with German silica.
The Cage looks to be a nice tank.. I'll more than likely be picking one up for my collection.
I'm happy to hear how little of it you need for the Sophia, too.
I have about 4' right now so that should last for ages. I use maybe 1.5" in the Dripper Pro.
Funny, I was among the few in the States to receive Sophia after she made her debut. She has come a long way since then for certain.
I see the Sophiafia sig banners popping up, and think back to when I posted about her last September in the ProVari sub-forum.. Then, later here.. I knew she was good, but didn't think she would start a movement!
I'm glad that everyone is enjoying her as much as I do!
I see the Sophiafia sig banners popping up, and think back to when I posted about her last September in the ProVari sub-forum.. Then, later here.. I knew she was good, but didn't think she would start a movement!
I'm glad that everyone is enjoying her as much as I do!
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Mother go God it's expensive but really sound worth it!!! Thank you foe the link Susan
Mother go God it's expensive but really sound worth it!!! Thank you foe the link Susan
It is definitely worth it.
It IS more expensive, but it will go a long way especially in the Sophia. Quick tip, boil it when you get it. I didn't, and it tasted funny at first (not in a good way). It's treated, but the boiling will get any "off" taste out. I also torch it clean again after boiling to dry it and tighten it up.
Quick question, does the bottom air hole pin adjust up and down? It seems to be to low, I took the ceramic cup out and tried using a screwdriver but it just seemed to spin around and around.
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The bottom pin and insulator isn't threaded into the base. Rather, it is press fitted. You can push it out with a screwdriver or some other pointy object. It can be completely removed by pushing it out of the base through the bottom of the 510 threads.
Thanks, I tried pushing on a hard surface, it didn't move. I will use a little more force.
If you're pushing it thread-down you may not be able to get it in anymore. If you really want to get it lower, you may want to consider trimming the length of the insulator down a tiny bit. Be careful, though, as my machinist friend keeps telling me ... you can take material off at anytime but you can never put it back!
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