Attack of the (Kayfun v4) Clones!
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I still have a KF 3.1 and 2 KFL+ v2. I don't use them mostly because the KFv4's are much easier to fill but resistance is more solid on the 3.1 and KFL+. I have a Lemo 2 that I use once in a while but for the most part, just KFv4's.
I was on the road all day yesterday (18hrs!) driving my niece to her college and brought along my VS DNA200 and Hana V200. I got home with 55% battery on the VS DNA200 and 80% on the V200. Both had KFv4's on them.
I was on the road all day yesterday (18hrs!) driving my niece to her college and brought along my VS DNA200 and Hana V200. I got home with 55% battery on the VS DNA200 and 80% on the V200. Both had KFv4's on them.
How's your VS200 holding up on the finish? I remember getting mine around the same time as you, and mine is getting pretty beat up looking.
I can only speak for the v4. Common problems and fixes: leaky at bottom: dental floss behind #13 or replace o ring, lots of parts: it's common sense after putting it back together once and truthfully never have to fully disassemble unless tank swap or 1st clean, jumpy resistance: cheap copper spring mod, dry hits: I posted how I build before in this thread, lots of how to and youtube. I love the v4 have a velocity, orchids, silverplay, magma, etc etc but I'm not buying anymore. It is all about what your like personally but a v4 with a subohm kit is the perfect airflow and is very satisfying (and so cheap since I vape nonflavored 6-12%)... doesn't leak after addressing common problems, decent tank size, sturdy, doesn't take 1000 watts=good battery life, cheap as heck now, win
Here's where I got sucked in by the #13 oring reference. I edited my post to read #16. I don't memorize the parts list. There's only a couple areas that need attention. How do you keep #9 from loosening up and creating a woble?
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Use the correct size screw driver to tighten it real tight, wrap the base with duct tape if necessary to be able to get a good grip on it.
I've had it come loose after a while. Usually after 5-10 refills.
I have a small allen key and a thick rubber band as part of my tool kit for the KFv4. The allen key is inserted in the air hole to turn it if it's too tight and the rubber band is wrapped around the atomizer to get a good grip while turning either the juice screw or taking the tank off the base. I've rarely ever needed anything else while working on my KFv4's. I've had to use pliers for the FT and FC versions but never on the Tobeco's.
I have a small allen key and a thick rubber band as part of my tool kit for the KFv4. The allen key is inserted in the air hole to turn it if it's too tight and the rubber band is wrapped around the atomizer to get a good grip while turning either the juice screw or taking the tank off the base. I've rarely ever needed anything else while working on my KFv4's. I've had to use pliers for the FT and FC versions but never on the Tobeco's.
I've had all mine for almost a year now and have never had to tighten or take the base apart at all to fix anything.
I do tighten mine but I guess I'll have to try a bigger screwdriver. I usually use a small one that grips one side of the nut (#9) to tighten.
Looking at my stash of Tobeco KFv4's, I now think I have too many
Looking at my stash of Tobeco KFv4's, I now think I have too many
Post a Pic...I do tighten mine but I guess I'll have to try a bigger screwdriver. I usually use a small one that grips one side of the nut (#9) to tighten.
Looking at my stash of Tobeco KFv4's, I now think I have too many
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