I do believe now, that the sky IS the limit..........

[Whiskey]

FELL OFF MY CHAIR SEEING THIS ONE


https://ecig-city.com/shop/meteorite-mod-by-relik/

 

[Smoky Blue]

oh my.. i think i just.....

yes...

yes...

I want!!! just have it sent here, Whiskey.. I will take really good care of it

 

[Whiskey]

Yeah.....ok, NP

Soon as I get it back from my boyfriend

 

[UncleRJ]

Wonder if I can get one made from fossilized dinosaur dung?

 

[Smoky Blue]

Yeah.....ok, NP

Soon as I get it back from my boyfriend

well i hope he does a good job of changing out that R for my S..

 

[Whiskey]

Or my W..........

 

[Smoky Blue]

Hey now!

 

[Neunerball]

DAMN! If it wouldn't be for my government (wife), I would get me one, and the "R" can stay, due to my first name.

 

[DevAuto]

Wow, at that price it better come wrapped in some authentic alien skin too!

 

[Pauly Walnuts]

Wonder if I can get one made from fossilized dinosaur dung?

Id assume as long as there was a conductive sleeve inside, or the dung is itself was a conductor. It would depend how much iron was in the beast's diet.

Which makes me wonder, is the current running through the meteorite itself, or is there a sleeve inside? It doesnt say and I cant tell by the pics.
Im not sure how efficiently a meteorite conducts electricity.

 

[DevAuto]

Id assume as long as there was a conductive sleeve inside, or the dung is itself was a conductor. It would depend how much iron was in the beast's diet.

Which makes me wonder, is the current running through the meteorite itself, or is there a sleeve inside? It doesnt say and I cant tell by the pics.
Im not sure how efficiently a meteorite conducts electricity.

My first assumption, and it is purely speculation, is that there is a sleeve inside it. I can't imagine that the meteorite (which looks like stone), could possibly be the conductor, however, I don't actually know the composition of a meteorite, so I can't rule it out.

 

[DevAuto]

I can, however, rule out $4,999 ... that's more than I've paid for some CARS I've owned!

 

[Time]

I have no desire to have such a thing but if I did, I'd have serious doubts about authenticity. Just sayin'.

I don't know about being conductive but magnets are used to find meteorites. I think they have a high Iron content.

 

[DevAuto]

I have no desire to have such a thing but if I did, I'd have serious doubts about authenticity. Just sayin'.

I don't know about being conductive but magnets are used to find meteorites. I think they have a high Iron content.

Yeah, I'm with you on authenticity. Authentic or not, it's very cool looking and I would love a mod that looked like that. If I were paying that kind of cash though, there better be some significant amount of proof that it's authentic. Much more than paper certificate that anyone can print ...

 

[vaperature]

It's in my shopping cart. Thanks.

 

[DevAuto]

It's in my shopping cart. Thanks.

AWESOME! Don't forget to send a pic when it's in your hand ...

 

[Time]

I don't know but I was under the impression that meteorite collectors want them in their unaltered state. And $5k seems low for a #2 of five in the world. Authentic meteorites are worth quite a bit.

 

[Pauly Walnuts]

My first assumption, and it is purely speculation, is that there is a sleeve inside it. I can't imagine that the meteorite (which looks like stone), could possibly be the conductor, however, I don't actually know the composition of a meteorite, so I can't rule it out.

The reason I say that is because meteorites are metal, mostly. They are not rocks, they are many different materials, but mostly iron and nickel.

 

[Pauly Walnuts]

I don't know but I was under the impression that meteorite collectors want them in their unaltered state. And $5k seems low for a #2 of five in the world. Authentic meteorites are worth quite a bit.

Well thats bullshit, if they are talking about meteorites in general. There are millions of them scattered all over.
The vagueness of these statements leads me to believe its to woo dummies into buying something they do not understand.

Edit, Im a dum dum. They are talking about the mod itself, not the meteorite it came from.
Maybe the price is not far off if its the real deal. If vaping was more popular it would be more expensive.

 

[Zamazam]

Hell, I've got a tiny chunk of a meteorite in Plexiglass, perhaps I can make into a 18350 mechanical mod!

 

[vaperature]

AWESOME! Don't forget to send a pic when it's in your hand ...

Doesn't cost anything to put it in the cart.

 

[Pauly Walnuts]

Ill bet you could quadruple stack 26650's in a wooly mammoth's leg bone. Just sayin.

 

[Diesel Weasel]

You know, Coprolite is actually extremely beautiful. The colors you can find in it are absolutely amazing. I would jump on a mod made of pretty much anything fossilized if I had the money. You have no idea how much I am dying for June 12th.

 

[UncleRJ]

I am thinking that the material COULD conduct SOME current as most of them are Nickel/Iron .

Even so, the voltage drop would be tremendous!

 

[ChooChooTrain]

I bid $50.00 going once?

 

[Smoky Blue]

I bid $50.00 going once?

hey wait.. i got this one first!! drop that silly r and make it an S bwahaha! ^_^

 

[Prsurf2k]

Don't worry It will be on ali and fasttech soon...........