First of all, i know this in not the right forum but i have less than 5 posts, so im limited to the beginners forum...
I took one of the 510 atomzers apart to see where the burnt taste came from.
I found out that there are 2 wicks, one inside the heating coil and one on the brige. On most of my atomizers the wick was only touching the coil on one side -meaning that the other side would not get fed liquid, an burn way too hot.
see pic 1.
To get better wicking i took some glassfibres and pushed them under the bridge and around the wick and back under the bridge(i used some steel wire to pull them through)
see pic 2.
Then i took the fibres and bend them over the bridge and put the "tube" back on the atomizer, holding the fibres in place
see pic 3 and 4
I did this today and is still testing the result, but it is very impressive so far.
By the way i did this on 9 brand new mega cart atomizers from tw, and 1 i had used for 5 mins and already got the sickening burnt taste. I dont know if this can get the burnt taste out of a bad atomizer, but it should prevent it....
I took one of the 510 atomzers apart to see where the burnt taste came from.
I found out that there are 2 wicks, one inside the heating coil and one on the brige. On most of my atomizers the wick was only touching the coil on one side -meaning that the other side would not get fed liquid, an burn way too hot.
see pic 1.
To get better wicking i took some glassfibres and pushed them under the bridge and around the wick and back under the bridge(i used some steel wire to pull them through)
see pic 2.
Then i took the fibres and bend them over the bridge and put the "tube" back on the atomizer, holding the fibres in place
see pic 3 and 4
I did this today and is still testing the result, but it is very impressive so far.
By the way i did this on 9 brand new mega cart atomizers from tw, and 1 i had used for 5 mins and already got the sickening burnt taste. I dont know if this can get the burnt taste out of a bad atomizer, but it should prevent it....