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KenD

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I like a tank with a fill port. It does usually require a screwdriver to remove, but there are the key chain screwdrivers for that. We all need at least one of those in our vehicles where we keep the backup juice for out and about.

The problem with top fill is leakage while filling. Unless there's an easy way to seal the air ports with a finger or close them off with an air flow ring valve, top fill can be a pain.
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Yep, that's the ticket if you like top fill. I'm more into Kayfun style where you invert it, remove a screw, and fill. Replace the screw and vape.

Even on the K4 I removed the deck and bottom filled kind of like you do with a Squape. You get to inspect the coil and wick while you are filling. If it's nasty with crud you have an opportunity to re-wick and dry burn at that time.
 

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Yep, that's the ticket if you like top fill. I'm more into Kayfun style where you invert it, remove a screw, and fill. Replace the screw and vape.

Even on the K4 I removed the deck and bottom filled kind of like you do with a Squape. You get to inspect the coil and wick while you are filling. If it's nasty with crud you have an opportunity to re-wick and dry burn at that time.
I hate bottom fill, particularly when you need to remove a screw. Makes filling on the go very difficult. My old atties that don't have top fill don't see any use.

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