I played with this for a while before i was able to get it wicking correctly. The tutorials and YT videos did not help me at all. This is what worked for me and may help other people. I lost patience several times and went to sleep giving up.
I use vandy vape SS316L mesh, which is very good mesh imo but also has a learning curve because it's so flimsy. It makes it difficult to pull cotton through without bending a hotspot in the mesh. -- pulse at 13 watts to check for hotspots, this also helps it hold its shape, it feels harder after being heated a little
The trick i found is leaving the cotton completely absent up to the ceramic spring block thing. Also cut the cotton so it bulges and completely touches the sides of the mesh, if not it will dry hit. Trim it thin enough so it will fit back in the tank though. If it doesn't wick, unscrew the top cap, if it starts to bubble it's airlocked. Trim closer to the ceramic block because of the way the juice flow works it needs to be able to flow under the spring part.
I use vandy vape SS316L mesh, which is very good mesh imo but also has a learning curve because it's so flimsy. It makes it difficult to pull cotton through without bending a hotspot in the mesh. -- pulse at 13 watts to check for hotspots, this also helps it hold its shape, it feels harder after being heated a little
The trick i found is leaving the cotton completely absent up to the ceramic spring block thing. Also cut the cotton so it bulges and completely touches the sides of the mesh, if not it will dry hit. Trim it thin enough so it will fit back in the tank though. If it doesn't wick, unscrew the top cap, if it starts to bubble it's airlocked. Trim closer to the ceramic block because of the way the juice flow works it needs to be able to flow under the spring part.
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