First IPV4 Melt down of charging chip

It does amaze me how much juice some people put into their dripper.
"OMG! You could fit 2ml in those wells"

 

Sure, or Removed it.

 

I still have a few drippers in use where the well, is nearly not existing and the air intake is so deep down, that it is easy to fill so much in, that it leaks through the air holes. Beside that I had a problem with the big dripper during this hot season. It seems that the liquid get so thin, that some of it found its way to the dripper section from the tank section, without me actually activating it. So I go with -V- on this one. It's a construction error, it looks like everyone has to bring one mod after the other to the marked, and no time to make decent constructions any more. Or make some all around testing before bringing it to the marked.

 

It's not a perfect design, then again please point the perfect one out for me please so i can buy the last mod i will ever want or need.

Next, this is user error. The device did not fail. Saying this was a failure of the device would be like complaining that your cell phone does not work because you went swimming with it. If the user were to build a coil too low on a mech, do you blame the mech and designer / manufacturer of the mech, or the user that was not aware of the limits of the battery? Or do you blame the battery?

Once you break the threshold of pen style batteries you should become aware that you ARE at a risk if you do not pay attention to what you are doing. Batteries go bad, possibly vent. Any conductive fluid should be kept track of, yes eliquid counts as conductive especially the ones that use distilled water. Yes I know distilled water is not conductive, PERFECTLY PURE H2O is not conductive, the moment you add a single impurity, it is.

TL;DR version: Is it perfect? Nope not even close. First company to make a perfect regulated mod wins the e-cig busines. Is it the fault of the device? No. When a user screws up, its not the fault of the device. Inanimate objects cannot be faulted when handled improperly.

 

I just don't understand how folks get so much juice all over the place.

 

A leak is possible but personally I find the vape far better with saturated wicks than a coil swimming in juice.
If it leaks on its side there is too much IMO

 

No this is just poorly design. to place the usb charger stick next to a 510 connection, without making at least a rubber seal for the connection to prevent liquid to go into it, is just a stupidity of the modmaker. Some countrys have laws that demand all electronics that are sold to betested first, and believe me this would never get aproved.

The user has to place a tank or dripper on the 510 connection, and from time to time they do leak. After more than one year as a vaper i got a Delta tank, that where just leaking very badly at times, and i don't know what i did do wrong, as my other tanks did not do it. What I am saying is, that this can be expected and therefore it is a construction fault of the mod, they should have used their brain when designing the mod. You can't blame a user that just put a tank on the mod and it start flooding, this situation should be in the mod designers head when designing the mod. Everyone should be able to use a mod like this also newbies, without special knowledge. I am very sure that the user knows it is dangerous to swim with an Cellphone or a regulated mod, but tank flooding is something that just happen, not only by drippers but certaintly also by tanks.

No here you are right. If a user does not know how to build a coil, and invest in a mechanical mod, without the knowledge, that you supose to have before you buy these things, it is clear that you cant blame the dripper or mod company or the battery. One very important difference here. The user need a minimum of knowledge to handle a dripper and mechanical.