It just would be tight if some manufactures provided a complete parts list and such..seems it would be required on real Medical grade devices...but i digress (thanks to the Solo!)
Im just gonna keep it for the road. I had my first cart start to leak out of the bottom with .7 co2 cannanectar.
That's good to hear, hopefully you'll come to like it, most of us have.....
IMO it's not realistic to expect makers to tell you their trade secrets, nice if they tell you some of course, but IP is IP and is worth protecting if you want your company to have value. BTW, certified Medical Device makers (and D9 is not.....) aren't required to disclose this either, they just have to certify it complies with regulations (which of course don't exist for e-cigs, let alone vapes, which is the source of all the hype IMO).
If you're using 3.0s at 7.4 Volts and only getting leakers so far you're doing great. Most guys would have cooked the oil by now as well. 2.4s at 3.7 Volts is the call IMO.
So i made another cart (which Big Als sold me, i got 5 extra, none had the numbers on the side like the carts in the box which im guessing means they are an older model..that sucks, i asked for 2.4's but im not sure they even are
.) with the canna nectar. Im just gonna use it once for a few hits to break in the cart, then stash it till the next time om on the road for a few days...
If they're not marked they're counterfeit or old stock. In the day there were only 2.4s so they weren't marked. I still have a few, they work just fine. I've never tried that extract, but if it passes the foil test it should do just fine.
Good luck with it, keep the battery charged......
Yes, the unmarked carts are 2.4ohm.
The parts include nichrome wire, stainless steel, ceramic, silica wick, wire, solder, and silicone.
And
shrink tube and Copper wire with
plastic insulation.....
The solder is, I understand, not lead based. All in all, materials generally considered safe?
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