Mine came premade with cotton.
Are you sure it comes with cotton? The stock photo on the VZ site definitely looks like a silica wick. Can anyone confirm?
Mine came premade with cotton.
I can confirm cotton. I use both
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Ok, I thought that might be a contributing factor. To keep the wicks down do you just toothpick them into place with plastic chamber on and the reservoir off?
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Usually if they are down when I start they stay in place, but you can use a toothpick or whatever to put them back down.
My problem is having them down from the start. The wick was getting pinched when I tried to keep it around the posts so I just put each side of the wick up and then put the chamber over it. So I guess I'm not getting the wicks in the right spot from the start
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will these work with silica wicks? Just bought 20 feet of 3mm so im curious lol. These look sweet! i want one! vaping zone seems to have them in stock. Are these the ones with the air holes corrected?
The one i got don't have the hole drilled all the way in the bottom ware it should let juice drip on wick has any one seen that and what size hole can i try to drill in it.Worked good when i wet the wick and put it together.
Have you tired using it? That is just a pin hole it's very small. If you have a piece of Kanthal coil wire you could try running that through the hole to make sure it's open.
I wonder if the juice i use is to thick if the hole is that small i use 50/50,has any one made a bigger hole there.
Thanks for help bluesnake and others think i have it working good now.Mabey the juice was to thick or the hole was blocked,i stuck some of my wire threw hole and rappped wickes as you said arond bottom clockwise now it's feeding thanks much![]()
Attempted a rebuild last night on an unused one. The style of the pins looks similar as the Chinese bully RBA knockoff I have... but easily done, mostly. I'm wishing I was more skilled at coiling because I'd really like 4 ohms because I prefer cooler vape. This is exactly why I prefer bottom coils over top coils (somebody was asking about this). That little distance traveled from top to bottom helps cool the vapor... hot vapor just gives me an asthma attack and a sore throat. And I think that bottom-coils make a milder flavor... some people see this as a bad thing but with certain flavors, it's really not.
I'm going to attempt a dual coil later tonight... two 2 ohm coils = 4 ohms, right? It should be a vapor monster, too. I can definitely see these as an all-day vape (although carrying two is easier than refilling)...
Oh and someone was wondering about using a stainless steel mesh for wicking? It doesn't look doable because the lower chamber often seems a little overfull and silica wick picks up any excess around the bottom when it's ready to soak up more. SS would be very hard to get that shape that the coil stays raised but also picks up excess liquid when it's needed.
And the idea of a filler hole in the top? Not a good idea. There seems to be such small holes in this thing that creates a balance in liquid and air pressure that allows liquid to move between the chambers but only when you suck hard enough. A top hole (unless plugged) would mean there would be no vacuum effect at all; it would become leaky and very unfriendly for your pocket. As it is, this thing doesn't leak, no matter how it's positioned. And because of the way you fill it and put it back in place avoids all the leaks I've come to associate with other bottom-coils like the Vortex and other CE-bottom coils. It's everything those cartomizers should have been. These things are almost worth their cost even without the ability to rebuild.