A hacksaw fixed my iTaste vv/vw Now I have good airflow!

[Sigmus9]

I picked up the iTaste vv/vw to be my first shot at tinkering with vv/vw mods and boy was I disappointed when I got it home. I put an itaste30 and itaste16 on it and was horrified by how incredibly tight the draw was on those tanks. I then bought a PT2, a Vision mini nova tank and an evod. The evod had a little better draw but muted flavor, the PT2 had great draw but I kept getting muted flavor and burnt draws and it flooded when I removed the extra wick. I then ordered an Aspire DCB tank and it's in the mail as is a Smoktech Sid. I was fully ready to give this thing away to someone in need of some vaping but after a closer look at it I thought my problem wasn't the tanks cause their draws are fine when not mounted on the itaste. So I took a hacksaw and cut out some ventilation shafts and presto chango all my tanks have excellent airflow! (except the iclear16, it has super tight draw by itself and it's practically brand new)
I hope I don't have to do this to the Sid but I will if I need to.

 

[Grateful4jerry]

There goes your warranty

 

[Sucker_dad]

I agree with you though, when I was using clearos (I drip now) The Itaste really didn't allow for any air flow at all. I had to leave the protank minis a little loose to get any flow at all.

 

[lgboogie19]

Please tell me this is a joke?

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[Dakota Jim]

A hacksaw!
Why didn't I think of that?
I used a hammer and a chisel

 

[dice57]

That's why I don't like atomizers that get their air through the stem. To easy to block of air intake. I much prefer an atomizer that breaths through the side. No more juice leaking on top of the 510 connector, and easier to adjust air flow.