the top of the chimney is added, as is the first tank ring.
Threw the Kayfun on the Kir Fanis eVic to hopefully show the 2 Ohm resistance, using 7 Watts. Great first build and vapes nice. Without air control like it's big brother the 3.1, I found the draw a little too airy and wish I had bought the Russian 91% which is identical but has the air flow control and half the cost. Marvelous piece of engineering and great vape.
Checking the coil on the Ohm Meter. Shows 1.6 Ohms exactly. I wanted a 2.0 Ohm coil, and rebuilt the coil using a 3/4 wrap and got exactly 2.0 Ohms.
The remaining tubes are added, this day all metal, and then the top and mouth piece (drip tip) are added. The Kayfun is ready for juice now.
the top of the chimney is added, as is the first tank ring.
At this point, I added some eliquid. It allowed me to push the wicks down into the chimney tube, but not "stuffed," which could block juice flow. Also, remember to keep the coil above the air flow chamber.
The wicks are then trimmed.
The long ekowool 3mm wicks fed up the chimney.
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the top of the chimney is added, as is the first tank ring.

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