Just FYI Kemosabe,
Like Spraintz, I had a really hard time at first and look back on it and wonder how I made it so difficult on myself. I can't even tell you what I'm doing different now because I'm not really sure but I can get a really good wick/coil set up now in just a few minutes...
I have enough batches mixed up now that I can try to spare enough patience to let one sit for a while. Ill probably have to give it to someone to hide it from me though.
What % did you go with? I've seen the percentages all over the place with this one. I did a mix with it at 8% and liked it a lot but didnt let it sit very long.
If you went 8% IC then I would go 4% caramel. If you want to bump up the caramel then you need to do it in porportion to the IC. Just keep a 2/1 ratio. I also add a few drops of fresh cream to mine.
It's probably not your mesh or your coil. Does your atty have the soft insulators at the top/bottom of the pos. pole? Does it move around any or is it in there solid?
You need more air flow and i'm thinking that you have a slight short too. Check your positive pole and make sure its not moving around. A good hard insulator at the top and bottom of the positive pole will take care of several problems. I always check my coil/wick set up on a dry tank to make...
I didn't read the entire thread so I hope that i'm not repeating info.
The biggest problem with shorts on these attys is because of the connection on the positive pole. You have to make absolutely certain that the positive pole stays centered within the little threaded tube and that enough of...
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