I'm a veteran vaper and purchased the AIO Box for situations that required convenience. The coils cannot keep up with wicking even 50/50 juice. Usually Joyetech products are good, but this thing is complete garbage. I haven't experienced this many dry hits since tank systems first came out the market years ago. Unless you plan on vaping exclusively 80pg juice DO NOT BUY.
Joyetech AIO Box- do not buy
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I have found the sub ohm coils don't like to be chained vape but if you wait between vapes works fine. Don't have any problems with the 1.5 coils.
I won of these mods from a giveaway here in the forums. The .6 ohm coils that are packaged with it have to be the WORST of the much maligned Cubis coils. The first one fried after just barely starting on the 2nd tank. The 2nd coil didn't last 6 puffs. And YES it was well primed.
I've read that this device won't accept the BF-RBA and I don't do factory coils so it was headed for the trash. Then I found a post explaining how to rebuild the factory coils horizontally. Rebuilt one with KA1 and P&C wick @ .9 ohm. It's been chugging along perfectly thru 5-6 tanks now @ 60V/40P.
One reviewers experience with the .6 coils
The post where I learned the basics of rebuilding the factory coil.
I've read that this device won't accept the BF-RBA and I don't do factory coils so it was headed for the trash. Then I found a post explaining how to rebuild the factory coils horizontally. Rebuilt one with KA1 and P&C wick @ .9 ohm. It's been chugging along perfectly thru 5-6 tanks now @ 60V/40P.
One reviewers experience with the .6 coils
The post where I learned the basics of rebuilding the factory coil.
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