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Cart Mod for better refilling in E-Cigarette Technical; i just grabbed a 12 gauge piece of wire cut it stripped it,and its working really good,i might have to ...
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    Default yep wow

    i just grabbed a 12 gauge piece of wire cut it stripped it,and its working really good,i might have to cut my polyfill though.8 big vapes in a row on old batteries.good easy mod.

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    Default just reading and vaping 25 minutes

    oops double post
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    Default just reading and vaping 25 minutes

    this really works!i was just vapin away reading vaping 25 minutes later,im thinkin is my battery gonna start blinking,jeez im still getting monster hits from my ecig.very nice.this is exciting.no leaking either. just tilt your head a bit and it starts runnin towards the atty.


    i used 18 gauge wire....................
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    This works great! I haven't cut the bottom of the filler yet to create the air pocket, but just adding the straw gives me so much better vapor and throat hit and I can vape for much longer before having to drip more. I used hollow plastic Qtip tubes for the straw. Thank you Opus and others for this great and simple mod! Now if someone would just start making our cartridges with this wonderful idea already incorporated...

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    I just wanted to bump this mod up. Great mod! I just tried it today and these are it's attributes:

    *Lasts 10 times longer that using polyfill alone

    *When you "top off" you're actually refilling the fill COMPLETELY

    *The top of the cartridge (the place where it comes in contact with the atty) stays consistently wet

    One of the concerns that have been brought up about this mod is that the straw might melt. It's my understanding that the bridge of the atty isn't what gets hot. The space beneath the atty is what gets hot. Correct me if I'm wrong.

    But yeah, try this mod out if you haven't already. I'm getting wonderful results! The first page of this thread has some great pics of the process. I use a 510 and it's working wonderfully!

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    Pardon me...

    I actually meant to say "refilling the polyfill COMPLETELY"

    And pardon me again for posting up so many recommendations for this thread. It's the one filler mod that's worked consistently for me so far. Again, any comments as to how it works/doesn't work for you are more than welcome.

    Cheers!

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    Hi all!
    Am a noon as far as mods are concerned. I'm just wondering if using the straw method leads to leaking? Being that its hollow and all?

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    Woops I guess our coffee straws are too big all I got was a mouthful of juice!

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    I've never gotten the straw mod to work right. It leaks every time I've tried it. Clearly I'm incompetent with this mod

    I know the concept works well, though. Sometimes I'm able to create a channel in the corner of my polyfil that allows air to flow up. I get better vapes and more efficient use of the liquid in the cart. But me and the straw... we just don't get along!

    I've always tried it with the plastic q-tip "straw". Could that be my problem? If I could find a coffee stirrer I'd try that, but I never see those anywhere. Everyone has little wooden stirrers now.
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    Quote Originally Posted by BJ43 View Post
    Clever may be better than a hole in the side of the cart. Strange the shrink tape doesn't shrink with the heat. I stripped a piece of covering from a copper wire and am giving it a try.
    I looked around for the shrink tubing (not very hard) but couldn't find any with a small enough diameter. stripping a wirewhy didn't I think of that? thanks for the idea, I'm heading to the garage now to grab a piece. I'll check back and let you know what happens....brilliant.

    I'm back. Put a new piece of the blue plug in, slid in an angled piece of wire coating along the side of it then was able to put 13 drops in without all the fussing about with my tool of choice (an old crab/nut pic. vaping away, we'll see how it goes. But already my juice tastes better with better vape.

    oh yea, I had previously cut this particular cart down a millimeter or so in order to keep it from melting like most of my other mods.
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