Something I've noticed that's strange. I haven't read of one KF v4 clone that was bad or garbage yet. Yes, there's some issues but most are easily overcome.
Maybe we're just a smart, handy bunch that can fix anything
Attack of the (Kayfun v4) Clones!
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Something I've noticed that's strange. I haven't read of one KF v4 clone that was bad or garbage yet. Yes, there's some issues but most are easily overcome.
Maybe we're just a smart, handy bunch that can fix anything
my wifes clone has been leaking out the bottom. seems to be around the air flow ring
now, it worked perfectly when I set it up for her. not sure what she did
any ideas?
now, it worked perfectly when I set it up for her. not sure what she did
any ideas?
Maybe we're just a smart, handy bunch that can fix anything
Just wait till I get my hands on it...
Same issue I had. O-ring #16. Someone mentioned that you can put dental floss around the base before you put the o-ring on and that gives enough thickness to stop the leak.
If you can't figure it out, I'm sure someone here can help you
They all seem to be pretty good. I only have the Amod one. The build quality is great, it's just the assembly is a pain, as you can tell by all the posts of fix-its and whatnot xD
I have the FT A version with black o-rings and other than #16 o-ring, it's great. I have a Tobeco black and the black o-ring version from FC coming. Tobeco seems to be a solid choice if you're undecided but that's just from what I've read so far.
I kind of wish I went with the black Tobeco from the Custom mod Creations site. Now I'm going to have a harder time telling the two apart!
Ignore them.
That's where I ordered my black one. It was supposed to ship Monday but no word from them yet.
Put some dental floss or thread in the channel where #16 o-ring goes so you don't have any leaking into the air chamber. I used about 10" of thread wrapped around the channel and it's perfect.
Down to buyers remorse I'd imagine - the folks that bought the authentic paid $180+ and a month later you can pick up near perfect copies for $20.
For some (not all) it's also the loss of bragging rights.
If had the money I still wouldn't be forking out such silly amounts for an atty, it's a really good device but it's certainly not a revolutionary one,
So which versions are not having the "too large" #7 piece? I have the Amod one. I may pick up the tobeco to replace it if people are having no problems with the juice control on that one.
Ok, I'm finally clean and back up and running, but I swear the JC doesn't work right. Going to watch another video.
And I'm up and running! It's going to take some getting used to the airier draw but so far I like it. I have the Tobeco version and I gave it a bath with dish soap before using it. I'm not tasting any machine oil. Just tasty strawberry shortcake. No leaks yet, but it's early.
No issues either with my Tobeco. Scrubbed it down thoroughly with Dawn Platinum popped in a 1.4 build and am now enjoying some Tuscan Cocoa with zero issues so far.
Just to clarify this it is not that ring #7 is too thick, the problem lies with the square protrusion that butts into the square hole of #3. the protrusion is machined too short (could be the square hole in #3 is machined too deep or both) It just so happen that clearance can be gained by reducing the thickness of #7 which while it works isn't the best option.
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