Tootle Puffers, Part Three! (The Sequel of the Redux)

[DPLongo22]

A goatee.

 

[Nailz]

No you don't need flavor wicks with rayon, use to always build my wife's protank coils with rayon, just wicked normally and she really liked them.

 

[Bea-FL]

I'm baaaack! But I'll keep the questions to a minimum. [emoji4]Are flavor wicks in PTs necessary?

Was the wine good?

 

[ChelsB]

A goatee.

No wonder I didn't know what it was!

 

[ChelsB]

Was the wine good?

Delicious! And it was great to have some adult time away from my toddler! [emoji6]

 

[motordude]

Dallas vs Green Bay.
Now that was a great game!

 

[petrotech]

My 3 year old daughter was watching the football game with us and just blurted out, "daddy, look! they're vaping like you!"

referring to the players breath...lol

 

[ChelsB]

My 3 year old daughter was watching the football game with us and just blurted out, "daddy, look! they're vaping like you!"

referring to the players breath...lol

I have a 3 year old too. They say the funniest things!

 

[petrotech]

I have a 3 year old too. They say the funniest things!

Which is not always a good thing...especially with my wife watching her Steelers right now.

 

[brewbear]

0.3 enough for you

I was actually looking at the Procyon and that one fires down to 0.4* ohms, but I'll stay safe and build to 0.6 ohms.

 

[DPLongo22]

Which is not always a good thing...especially with my wife watching her Steelers right now.

 

[petrotech]

Our 2 year old gets scared when she yells at the TV...we had to move my wife to the bedroom to watch the game till he went to bed.

 

[DPLongo22]

Our 2 year old gets scared when she yells at the TV...we had to move my wife to the bedroom to watch the game till he went to bed.

Yeah - my kids were young once, and used to get scared.

Then they began laughing at me.

Often they still do.

 

[DavidOck]

Thanks! So rayon needs the flavor wick? Just want to be sure

No you don't need flavor wicks with rayon, use to always build my wife's protank coils with rayon, just wicked normally and she really liked them.

Unless they leak. When I was still using them, I found that some heads would get a little weepy without the flavor wick. Maybe manufacturing variances. Try both

 

[Two_Bears]

Unless they leak. When I was still using them, I found that some heads would get a little weepy without the flavor wick. Maybe manufacturing variances. Try both

Only used flavor wicks on my Protank coils to prevent spitback.

 

[Two_Bears]

Your "sweet spot" is AFR (air fuel ratio) & temp ... not a given resistance.

I can easily find the same sweet spot with anything from a 0.5 ohm coil to a 2.0 ohm coil.

When my resistance is .4-.5 the Juice tastes slightly burned. I build to .8-1 that burned taste goes away. No i'm not talking about a burned wick i'm talking about tge Juice being exposed to too much heat.

 

[gt_1955]

You don't necessarily need flavour wicks, but if you do use them the amount of vapour will increase (yes, even wicking with rayon) as there is more coil contact with the fluid infused wick. Once you go over a certain ID coil though (1.6 from memory), you may find this not to be true because the wick is being choked by the silicone seal.

 

[ChelsB]

You don't necessarily need flavour wicks, but if you do use them the amount of vapour will increase (yes, even wicking with rayon) as there is more coil contact with the fluid infused wick. Once you go over a certain ID coil though (1.6 from memory), you may find this not to be true because the wick is being choked by the silicone seal.

Good to know, thanks!

 

[pufZeppelin]

I'm baaaack! But I'll keep the questions to a minimum. [emoji4]Are flavor wicks in PTs necessary?

I've always felt the flavor wicks where there because the makers wanted them there for a reason...

my thoughts, the 'flavor wicks' act as a storage for juice so to help keep the wick wet (no dry hits)

AND - the flavor wick helps " separate " the chimney cap from touching the coil (causing a short)

so even if I used a small single strand, I still liked to put one in... JMO

 

[ChelsB]

I've always felt the flavor wicks where there because the makers wanted them there for a reason...

my thoughts, the 'flavor wicks' act as a storage for juice so to help keep the wick wet (no dry hits)

AND - the flavor wick helps " separate " the chimney cap from touching the coil (causing a short)

so even if I used a small single strand, I still liked to put one in... JMO

Thanks, Puf! Well said