If you want to ditch your decorated pink one I'll accept wholeheartedly...
I don't have that prowress for decorating...
Sometimes it's a matter of technique.
I don't have that prowress for decorating...Sometimes it's a matter of technique.
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Sorry, but I need to respectfully disagree, on your estimation of the materials quality of the BFT and on your generalizations...
I have the BFT in my little fist at the moment - or at least I would have, if I weren't typing - and it is VERY well made. Very good quality materials, accurately engineered. Vision is known for this, with good reason. It is definitely worth trying out - as several of us have. Go take a look at Mike Todd's youtube review...
Vision, like KangerTech, joyetech and innokin, and myriad others, are top-rated Chinese designers and manufacturers. Their products are not shoddy in the least. But if you don't like 'em, you don't have to buy 'em.
Sorry, but I need to respectfully disagree, on your estimation of the materials quality of the BFT and on your generalizations...
I have the BFT in my little fist at the moment - or at least I would have, if I weren't typing - and it is VERY well made. Very good quality materials, accurately engineered. Vision is known for this, with good reason. It is definitely worth trying out - as several of us have. Go take a look at Mike Todd's youtube review...
Vision, like KangerTech, Joyetech and Innokin, and myriad others, are top-rated Chinese designers and manufacturers. Their products are not shoddy in the least. But if you don't like 'em, you don't have to buy 'em.
It may be great for something that costs $25. That's the issue, though. I'd rather pay significantly more for something I consider to be of good quality and looks.
I like the ProTank2, but the drip tip and bottom cap are junk. They may be the best that can be produced for a clearo tank that retails for $20, but adding $25 worth of well-machined parts to the ProTank2 makes it a quality device, to me.
Sorry, but I need to respectfully disagree, on your estimation of the materials quality of the BFT and on your generalizations...
I have the BFT in my little fist at the moment - or at least I would have, if I weren't typing - and it is VERY well made. Very good quality materials, accurately engineered. Vision is known for this, with good reason. It is definitely worth trying out - as several of us have. Go take a look at Mike Todd's youtube review...
Vision, like KangerTech, Joyetech and Innokin, and myriad others, are top-rated Chinese designers and manufacturers. Their products are not shoddy in the least. But if you don't like 'em, you don't have to buy 'em.
That video is exactly why I ordered mine from the UK before they were available here. I don't have it yet because the Hubs and I travel for our business and a stop over at home may be another week or two away.
Oh and hello Maggie from Maggie in Ohio....US!
I initially missed seeing one of the o-rings. There are two of them. The top washer seems to be seated quite tightly in a channel. The bottom washer comes out easily.
For what it's worth, I just found this announcement that Got Gripes has them now. => http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/gotvapes/462585-its-here-folks-gotvapes-premieres-new-aurora-bft-bottom-fed-tank-top-atomizer-kit-all-colors.html
At their selling price of $27.95 I just can't see it. I'm just gonna wait for the next Vapage sale and get a lot more for less than twice the cost of this very low capacity device. That's how I see it. Maybe if they came down to twenty bucks, but at these prices... not for me anyway.
Wonder whatever happened to their exclusive naming rights? Oh well...
At their selling price of $27.95 I just can't see it. I'm just gonna wait for the next Vapage sale and get a lot more for less than twice the cost of this very low capacity device. That's how I see it. Maybe if they came down to twenty bucks, but at these prices... not for me anyway.
Wonder whatever happened to their exclusive naming rights? Oh well...
People on that thread are wanting more of that atty and GV said they would be getting them and I believe he mentioned bottles too.
One person shows a picture of it on a pipe mod. What a good idea!
Mine is working fine, especially after I realized I'd goofed and turned my voltage up way to high in error
Just keep practicing.
When one is feeding they are feeding directly into the bottom hole of the atty connection, not into a chamber, like the vmod design. As I have a 510 threaded atty I like, I've been using that.
While I was waiting for my first feeder to be made, I learned how to drip. That skill enabled me to avoid dry hits and overflooding and made the learning curve to a feeder much easier. There is a big thread with people who drip all the time that's pretty active and Ocelot has a good blog on the subject, for anyone who wants to learn more on dripping technique.
One person shows a picture of it on a pipe mod. What a good idea!
Mine is working fine, especially after I realized I'd goofed and turned my voltage up way to high in error
Just keep practicing.
When one is feeding they are feeding directly into the bottom hole of the atty connection, not into a chamber, like the vmod design. As I have a 510 threaded atty I like, I've been using that.
While I was waiting for my first feeder to be made, I learned how to drip. That skill enabled me to avoid dry hits and overflooding and made the learning curve to a feeder much easier. There is a big thread with people who drip all the time that's pretty active and Ocelot has a good blog on the subject, for anyone who wants to learn more on dripping technique.
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I initially missed seeing one of the o-rings. There are two of them. The top washer seems to be seated quite tightly in a channel. The bottom washer comes out easily.
Thanks for doing that! OK so I do have the o-rings - mine are just a lot harder to see because they are clear (where yours look white).
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