70vg 30pg RTA TANK

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Petabread

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I saw in your other thread, you said you were having trouble. Wicking trouble, like burnt hits?

If so, I can tell you that on some devices you'll just have to either drill out the wicking channels to enlarge them or upgrade to a device that'll handle it naturally.

70vg is thick. I use 90vg and had serious issues with the Subtank series RTAs. Some just aren't meant for it.

As @MMW has suggested, the Bachelor RTA should do exactly what you need it to do.

Edit - if purchasing a new device is not an option, you can add some distilled water to your juice to thin it out a bit. I've never done this personally, but I know many who have had success by doing this.
 

93gc40

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What are you looking for, different from the tanks you have??? MTL, LTL High power and low ohm or low power/high ohm or high power/high ohm ect.
Although I vape mostly 75PG. I have used High VG juice in my Kayfuns (original style). BUT I also vape at 20watts or less Unregulated, Mostly mouth, so I don't Demand a ton of juice flow. I did have to open up the juice channels on 1 of my 4 Kayfun Clones. I gotta figure your K4 flows better than my old style tanks.
Double coil will likely make the wicking issues worse.. Easier to wick 1 coil than more than 1. Higher power, well if you are burning wicks more power is not the answer.
 

roxynoodle

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a bit of help with the wicking on my kayfun v4 would be a great helpI run 28 awg at 1.5 ohm and I try to keep my cotton just a little bit loose.

Can you show us your build? I don't have one anymore to show you one. But, the key is to be sure none of your wick is blocking the feed holes. But, also that your tails aren't too short for it to feed.
 
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