4ml chrome TT

[Samurai Vaper]

I just got my 4ml chrome TT and all I have to say is AWESOME!!
It was easier to set up than I thought and looks great with the tube sock on my silver Inferno!! Gonna order me a couple more maybe one black cap for my black Inferno.
By the way, I know it depends on usage but how long does a cart last for the TT?

[Ortega]

I've had some cartos last 2 weeks in the tank, but usually i get about a week on the 1.5 cartos. Whenever you notice the carto start to under-perform, or if you see the polyfill to take on a brownish hue, that's usually when its time to change out the carto.

[JaBlev]

My cartos last anywhere between 2 weeks and 3 weeks usually. From other posts some say theirs last them about one week. Your mileage may vary.

Welcome to Tube Tank awesomeness. It's easy, it tastes great, and has less maintenance then an analog. Oh and tube sox are great too. Just be careful about expressing your love of tube socks to a friend who doesn't vape....some explanation is required. lol

[why_me]

I got both the black and the chrome tube tanks. Also picked up 5 of the replacement cartos in 3 ohm. Tried out the 1.5 ohm carto that comes in the TT first and then wanted to try out a 3 ohm to see what the difference was in vape. Tried the replacement 3 ohm in the chrome TT but ran in to a small issue. The flange on the bottom would not fit into the recess on the TT. This caused the vape to be very air and not very satisfying. After working through a tank of juice, I took the same carto out of the chrome TT and put it in the black TT. The fit was perfect, much more satisfying vape from it. I'm wondering if it was just bad luck with this particular chrome TT and maybe I will just need to sand the opening a little to get it to fit or if anyone else has had this issue.

[Artist Boy]

I ran into this issue too with my 7ml chrome and the 3.0 ohm cartos. What happened is when they chromed the caps they didn't take into consideration the allowance for the thickness of the 6 layers of chromium they used so the whole is smaller than what it should be. Also not sure why the 3.0 ohm flange is slightly larger than the 1.5's but either way, the factory has already been informed and is fixing this. Most of mine I have been able to get in with a little bit of force. One though is just too darn big. But the hole in the side of the carto just makes it above the cap so it is all good.

Sorry we didnt catch this before hand, but it should be fixed real soon.

[why_me]

No worries. I have a awsome set of tools. Just making sure I wasn't the only one.

[InfernoN00B]

Now I know why I have been burning up cartos.... Lol.

God I'm a dummy

NOw you all know why I'm the N00B

[Programjunkie]

Now I know why I have been burning up cartos.... Lol.

God I'm a dummy

NOw you all know why I'm the N00B

It's all good, mate. We all start somewhere.

[bukwood1]

In reply to Why_Me, I too have this same problem with crome TT and 3.0 cartos. I had to force them in there by screwing them in an old inferno bat. and pressing down while turning on the tank letting it slip and kind of grind its way in, had to do this so the hole in carto would clear the bottom. I was also thinking of trying to enlarge the base of the TT so the flange on carto would fit in, was looking at different dremel grinding bits, I don't know. Please let us know what tool you use to enlarge it. Thanx

[Artist Boy]

I filed the flange down with a metal file then made sure to clean the carto really well before final assembly as to make sure all the filings are all gone. Don't want to be mixing them into my juice.