"Geekvape "Flask"" at DuckDuckGoThe Brunhilde (fillport) and the Geekvape "Flask" were meant for each other.![]()
I have a bottle or two like yours. For carrying along, the needle would be a hindrance."Geekvape "Flask"" at DuckDuckGo
A 30ml. sili bottle with a SS encasing? I'm interested! I use the bottle in the middle as my 'filler bottle' in general, but also to fill my Brunhilde in particular.
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I think you should pop your question up in the Shiny Thread Mate, plenty of different types of cotton users on there! Although no doubt a few will pop theirI've searched and searched for cotton to use with these MTL/RTAs. I can't find anything in bulk that will work. What are my options and best source to buy what I'm needing for these tiny coils?
I LIKE the stock shoelace type that come in the box, but are there any other...better options?
Help.....lol
I bought one of these to try based on others who've used the past few years. If it's not great, my wife can use it.I think you should pop your question up in the Shiny Thread Mate, plenty of different types of cotton users on there! Although no doubt a few will pop theirworth in here also
I use shoelace cotton or the 'lazy man's wick', there's other cotton that much more economical though but as long as I purchase it on special it doesn't work out too bad financially(well that's what I tell myself anyway)
For giggles I tried a build with some thick 24ga kanthal last night. I also find that it tastes dingy and metallic, muting flavor. I do like the slower ramp up time of the thick wire though, especially in an RDA.I can't vape Kanthal wire, for me, it has a nasty metallic taste that I find repugnant.
I've stumbled across that stuff too. Once you've used it for a bit, I'd be curious to know what you think of it vs. the Vapefly Firebolt cotton that came with your Brunhilde.I bought one of these to try based on others who've used the past few years. If it's not great, my wife can use it.
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These tanks are really nice IMO. I learned quickly to tip the mod bottom into the air, better feeding of the capillary wicking. I like the tank so much, two more are in-route.Knock on wood I haven't had a dry hit in the Brunhilde for the past couple builds, even running the tank down to (very) near empty.
I'm real curious as well. I'll try it as it comes, then try simmering in water on the stove. I'll be sure to share my thoughts compared.I've stumbled across that stuff too. Once you've used it for a bit, I'd be curious to know what you think of it vs. the Vapefly Firebolt cotton that came with your Brunhilde.
I bought one of these to try based on others who've used the past few years. If it's not great, my wife can use it.
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I've always had no inserts in and the outside airflow wide open and I find that gives me a fantastic RDL vape!#2 Brunhilde MTL arrived, and quickly got prepped for use. This one got the 4th largest air jet.
#3 MTL/RTA (on the way) I'll install the #3 jet, then compare.
Wide open is nice for DL.
Slowly, I'm experimenting. I plan to get the RTA eventually. I know, I'm just scratching the surface.I've always had no inserts in and the outside airflow wide open and I find that gives me a fantastic RDL vape!
I've never found a way to get the threading setup so it looks that good. How did you do that? LolAnother toy arrived today, along with the stainless Brunhilde MTL, two rolls of 26ga wire (Ni80/316 stainless), curved tweezers, and the Puffs Organic Pads. The Puffs cotton is pretty decent stuff IMO. The Brunhilde is wide open on this one. Great flavor and wicking! The SBS is a real treat. I LIKE how compact the whole package!
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The alignment just happened to time right. One of the other three I have, timing is perfect on that one as well.I've never found a way to get the threading setup so it looks that good. How did you do that? Lol