Being attractive, funny and lovable pretty much gets you a man who will do stuff for you... trust me, I'm always doing stuff for ladies with those qualities.
Jack
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I can't seem to get any men to do much of nothing for me,lol
Maybe attractive, funny and lovable is all in my imagination
I can't wait to try these they should be here on Sat. I got my all genesis RAs cranking out the flavor and the vapor they make the cheap $3 attys on my Reos seem, well cheap they deserve better
NOOOoooooooo, don't give up
. Did you oxidize your wick and wire before starting? Do you have the hole in the top cap lined up in front of the coil? There are so few variables that this can be figured out.I am in no way an expert on rebuildable's and if I can do it, so can you.
Here is a basic starter build-Before wrapping oxidize the wick material and the wire.
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It turns out that for some reason the wick was giving me the off flavor. Wasn't my coil making abilities after all.
Hey Dino, I've been using a small machine screw to pre-wrap my coil, then I twist in a folded over piece of 3mm wick into it. It allows me to make nice even, closely spaced coils. I don't have my ERA yet but I use what's pictured and drop it into my DID. Works much better than SS IMO.
I just got these in.... part number 90116A007 from McMaster Carr. They are perfect and because the are 1mm shorter than the stock allen heads, you can screw them all the way down.
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Hey Dino, I've been using a small machine screw to pre-wrap my coil, then I twist in a folded over piece of 3mm wick into it. It allows me to make nice even, closely spaced coils. I don't have my ERA yet but I use what's pictured and drop it into my DID. Works much better than SS IMO.
What size is the screw?
I like the idea of using a screw...I don't quite get how to insert the wick after that though....
Thanks. I'll tell you the advantages are many.
Better flavor.
Better vapor.
No shorts to worry about.
juice in the tank does not darken (no back flow of gunk)!
Once you form the coil on the screw, unscrew it off the screw. Then take about 2.5" of 3mm wick and twist it tight so that it's more rigid. Now fold about a 1/2" over and force it into the coil while giving the wick a twist. It takes a bit to get it in but once you do it once, it's a piece of cake. Frankly you could just wrap the coil around the wick by hand! I'm sure there are many ways to use silica wick in a Genesis. This one seems to work great for me.
1. If you work with the silica you can maneuver it through by twisting it tight and feeding it through the middle.
2. You can put a loop of thread (needle threaded) and sew it right through!
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