Does everyone cut the wicks when they PTB? I just install two folded plugs at the cup slits and it wicks fine for me - even at 3.7v.
Does everyone cut the wicks when they PTB? I just install two folded plugs at the cup slits and it wicks fine for me - even at 3.7v.
The attys themselves work fine out of the box except for occassionally needing to pull the bridge up a little so they'll wick. The carts require some extremely annoying messing with to get them to both hold enough liquid AND wick properly without flooding. Huge pain in the ....
Edit: Also, Bruce at COV is great. He offered to refund me for any unused ones I returned. I'm going to keep them and just mod them for right now as an exercise in getting comfortable filling them. I'll order some 3ohm xls later on once this supplier issue gets sorted.
Would I be correct in assuming that the ohm value is effectively irrelevant if you have a variable voltage PV since you can just dial down the volts until it wicks perfectly?
you mean to Australia? that I dunno
but the courier delivery is really fast between China and the U.S., I have had an order leave China on a Saturday and arrive to me on Wednesday when EMS is used. EMS is the USPS Express Mail.
Now how soon your order leaves China is a different question, it depends on what's out of stock and if they have to mix up liquids or what not.
I think their liquid is Dekang isn't it? one time a flavor was out of stock and I was able to decide if they should wait for it or change the liquid. If they get it from Dekang, then I imagine they would need to wait on them too.
Dekang: Changning Dekang Biotechnology Co., Ltd. - China - Manufacturer, Distributor/Wholesaler
I use Rivas/Ego.
A few days ago, I put aside my first 510xl ce2 r4 2.5 ohms carto because it became unpleasant. When I first filled it, it tasted good until about 1/2 way through. Then it became dry and tasteless, and then slightly acrid.
I decided to try another one today. This time I dry burned it first and then filled it up. For the first half hour or so it was wonderful, and now another hour later, it is tasting just like the first. Yuck.
I then opened up the first one to see if it was a genuine r4 or a bastomizer. It was a genuine r4. No polyfill, not glops of silicone or glue BUT the wick was too short and it was burnt. When I touched the wick, it started to fall apart. The wicking material looks a little different than the wick in my rev3.5.
The one I'm presently using is getting a PTB mod later today.
I am hoping that the rev4's in 3ohms will work for me because right now I'm not a happy puppy.
Most of the XL's that I have tested begin running dry about 1/2 way through. I don't know how you have been using yours, but I have to start laying mine on the side between vapes when this happens, and then vape them in the horizontal position. Every now and then I run across one that will vape the reservoir dry from a vertical position. This applies to all 510 and 808 XL versions, both 2.5Ω and 3Ω, with the exception of the 510 R4, which I have not had an opportunity to test yet.
My hopes are the same as yours concerning the 510 R4's at 3Ω.
Thanks for your reply br.
When it started to dry out today, I recalled reading one of your posts yesterday or the day before (?) where you mentioned vaping in a horizontal position, and it worked but I got hot juice burning my lips too.Also, the taste of the juice remained acrid.
These are either over cooking the juice or as I mentioned in my prior post, my wicks were burnt and it's possible that the burnt residue from the wicks are leeching into the juice. Not good either way.
Here's hoping that the 3 ohms will solve the problem.
BTW...the ohm symbol looks similar to the symbol for the astological sign, Leo.
Does everyone cut the wicks when they PTB? I just install two folded plugs at the cup slits and it wicks fine for me - even at 3.7v.
So I ended up finding a few real r4s in the batch I got and I think there's only one thing I'd change. (besides replacing most of the wick with the ptb material which they've said they won't.)
I really wish the casing (sleeve) was ceramic instead of metal and not just the cup. The end can get a little too warm for me. Does anyone make ceramic drip tips? All I've got are some really cheap plastic ones that I'm afraid would melt.
So I ended up finding a few real r4s in the batch I got and I think there's only one thing I'd change. (besides replacing most of the wick with the ptb material which they've said they won't.)
I really wish the casing (sleeve) was ceramic instead of metal and not just the cup. The end can get a little too warm for me. Does anyone make ceramic drip tips? All I've got are some really cheap plastic ones that I'm afraid would melt.