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Lithium's are supposed to be at their best on the very first charge but I still call bs on these high drain and high capacity batteries. Take my droid turbo for example, went through the battery like nothing the first 3-4 days killing it in 24 hours. After that though, it started to really...

Could be, I had the computers at my work set to run F@H and the network Nazis blocked it so I'm sure my contribution rate tanked.

I have no idea what it might be lol, I got sick of this forum and the people on it so I took a solid year or so off.

So, was bored and wanted to try something new since I had seen it here. Packed the rayon in as best I could, and there were a lot of stray fibers, so I wet everything down with liquid and then using tweezers packed the fibers in even more. Used about 1/4 width of the rope per side. Works...

And here I sat in the garage thinking its normal using a cheap battery B&D hand drill, cheap Ryobi drill bits, and a little bottle of Remington gun oil, to drill out an EHPro KFL+ center post to 1/16" then 5/64", holding the post with a pair of needle nose, with the post wrapped in a latex glove...

So, after playing with it for a while now, I can work with CC in a RDA or the new KFL+ I got (have to drill out still) But I can't stand trying to use it in a genny. I can't seem to get the wick density right in them consistently and I get one good wick for every 4-5 bad wicks I have. I know the...

I think I've just about got it now. went through 2 wicks that were a little on the skinny side still, after running a few tanks through them I poked them and they didn't expand back out. This is my most recent one now: I was watching as I filled it, and in priming the wick first by just...

Here's the next attempt, you can see a little space around the wick at the top plate but the wick is pressing against the inside of the coil.

Hmm, some points to think about for sure. I didn't struggle with normal cotton too bad, which is probably what makes this more frustrating. Now when you say smaller as it goes into the tank... Kinda like icicle shaped? That's what I do now but probably by the time it narrows at the tip its down...

People use the fill plug? Lol, I tossed mine right after I opened the package. After this wick fails I'll try a longer tail down into the tank and see how that works, otherwise I might have a big ole box of wick I'll have to hide away for a bit so I don't light it on fire. For this stuff to be...

I tried this method and seem to have the same problem this time, got about 1/2 through one tank and starting to get funny tasting sorta dry hits, maybe I'm still using too much. Made another with even less CC and just started it, so we'll see how long this one lasts. If it still doesn't I don't...

Yes sorry, was posting in frustration while under the spell of a turkey coma. Working with vertical micro coil in RSST, I've had one wick last me a day and a half, all the rest I've made last me maybe half a day if that. I try to just use enough that I can still roll it up a little and poke it...

Interesting. These guys are local to me but we've had so many shops pop up and close or have crap service/employees I don't even bother going to most anymore.

Systems controls engineer in material handling logistics.

I can't for some reason seem to consistently create a good wick from this stuff.

I feel your pain, sent mine in on Wednesday because the button is in it's final death throes and unusable. Wishing I never sold my mini now as I am stuck using a POS mechanical mod in the mean time and I am going absolutely crazy.

I posted on another forum for someone that mention the price increase for less liquid using prices I found at that time including some sales: Well, break it down and look at it this way. BEFORE: 120ml, $47.50, $0.396/ml 36ml, $15, $0.417/ml 18ml, $9.99, $0.555/ml 6ml, $3.75, $0.625/ml AFTER...

Cotton, 28ga 8 wrap, 2.2 ohms Cotton, 5 wrap of 30 per side, right about 1 ohm SS cable/SS mesh, can't remember coil

120ml, $47.50, $0.396/ml 30ml, $14.50, $0.483/ml 10ml, $5.75, $0.575/ml