Attack of the (Kayfun Mini V3) Clones!
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I have a Kayfun Mini V3 Plus from 3FV coming (stupidly I chose the option for them to ship from China....)....anyway I read a lot of good things about it and can't wait until it arrives.
(I own two Kayfun Lite V2 plus clones and love them but always had the feeling that good juice flow is one of the weaknesses of the Lites, so I have big expectations with the V3 Mini)
My question is about recommended Ohms for the V3, is this the same as with the Kayfun V2 Lite, eg. at least 1 Ohm, say, anything from 1.2-1.6? Otherwise coils/Watts etc. as with the Kayfun Lite? (My sweet spot with the Lite is 1.3-1.4 at about 15W). I am a MTL vaper and like a very tight, non-airy draw.
Should I go with small (-2mm) coils or try something bigger, like 2.5mm?
(I own two Kayfun Lite V2 plus clones and love them but always had the feeling that good juice flow is one of the weaknesses of the Lites, so I have big expectations with the V3 Mini)
My question is about recommended Ohms for the V3, is this the same as with the Kayfun V2 Lite, eg. at least 1 Ohm, say, anything from 1.2-1.6? Otherwise coils/Watts etc. as with the Kayfun Lite? (My sweet spot with the Lite is 1.3-1.4 at about 15W). I am a MTL vaper and like a very tight, non-airy draw.
Should I go with small (-2mm) coils or try something bigger, like 2.5mm?
I'm liking the Plus a lot (THANKS, @Katdarling!!!). It solves my one issue with the V3 Minis (too much filling required). Other than that, it appears to be identical in every way, including performance. At least for me.
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May have finally fixed the seeping from the bottom. I took everything apart, lubed the original thicker o-ring and put it back:
The AFC was in the most open position, so I threaded it closed a bit, just in case this might have been the source.
Tightened the holy crap out of the hex connection to the deck (above) as well as the center post. It's been 36+ hours and no seepage!
The AFC was in the most open position, so I threaded it closed a bit, just in case this might have been the source.
Tightened the holy crap out of the hex connection to the deck (above) as well as the center post. It's been 36+ hours and no seepage!
Thanks Rick.Too bad I don't dig wintergreen.
Man I feel dirty whenever I deal with FT. My May 1st order-1 Pico, and a 1.00 battery case just shipped yesterday.
Man I feel dirty whenever I deal with FT. My May 1st order-1 Pico, and a 1.00 battery case just shipped yesterday.
That is crazy slow...Thanks Rick.Too bad I don't dig wintergreen.
Man I feel dirty whenever I deal with FT. My May 1st order-1 Pico, and a 1.00 battery case just shipped yesterday.
They played the change the date game.Everytime the estimate expired they just extended it.If it weren't for the crazy low price I would have told them what to do with that Pico.lol
Love how small that Pico is. I like these smaller mods these days. I keep looking at the SBody Macro. One of the smallest mods.
Going to throw this out here for the ones experiencing seeping out the bottom. I hinted at filling being at least part of the problem in a previous post. I picked up another clone of the KFM3, this one was seeping. No obvious reasons, all o-rings proper and undamaged.
Wat I've found is the act of closing juice flow to refill is somehow forcing liquid into the base. For mine the simple act of removing the fill cap before closing juice flow has stopped the seeping.
My theory is that some of these clones are slightly out of spec so they pass liquid into the base easier then others.
So if you own a seeper it is a simple to try solution, not saying everyone's is due to this, however give it a try see if it helps.
My seeper has not passed any liquid into the base since.
Wat I've found is the act of closing juice flow to refill is somehow forcing liquid into the base. For mine the simple act of removing the fill cap before closing juice flow has stopped the seeping.
My theory is that some of these clones are slightly out of spec so they pass liquid into the base easier then others.
So if you own a seeper it is a simple to try solution, not saying everyone's is due to this, however give it a try see if it helps.
My seeper has not passed any liquid into the base since.
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