Personally, i dont think it would hurt if you added a tiny bit. I wouldn't go crazy stuffing it in there, and i wouldn't just not put anything in case of leaking ya know. What i would do is take a thin amount of the wick thats in your coil and find a way to run it around the center block and outter wall so the juice feeds from both sides. But that's just me, i would play with it and see what works best for you.
I have both actually in my daily rotation. I think theres a couple of us on this thread that do, so im sure you'll get a lot of good responses. I think i kinda prefer the derringer for flavor, but thats all opinion. I like my hobo for the clouds and it holds more juice, also doesnt get hot as often. They both really have there advantages over each other.
Tell you shortly, all the positive feedback in this thread on the Derringer got me to buy a pair of them that should be showing up tomorrow. Along with a pair of Marquis and my reworked DNA40 Futura. Vape mail heaven!
Bout time, i was wondering where you were lol jk. Thats exactly what i do, tanks out and drippers when im home. I hate dripping and driving but thats just me. I have to look at the post he made cause i forget everything he said. Better insulators, and different screws is all i seem to remember but ill check back later with everything that was said.
I'm only on here for a bit in the mornings during weekdays. The RDA section has been a little slow so there are some days that I might not check. Thought this thread went to the bone yard.
Yes thank you!! This is exactly my problem with the hobo. Its really my only complaint, its a pain no matter how you look at it. I cant tell you how many of my insulators ive had to shave down or that i melted a tiny bit, not much of an issue but you can still see the melt marks. What i do now is when i wick it i take a tiny bit of the one end and tuck it between the insulator and the coil or coil leg. Thats where i was getting that burnt plastic taste from a while back before i figured out what it was. Cause they never completely melt they just heat up enough to give off that taste. The hobo is easy to build on but i find once im done building the coil placement is really what matters here. I hope whatever he does is totally different then the last. I know most people probly dont have this problem so before someone mentions it i am by no means an amateur at this.
