Picked one of these up today. Any instructions on how to build this thing with a single coil? It came with no documentation and I really have no idea what I should be doing. Also there was a loose mystery o-ring inside the chimney section when I first took it apart. Any clue where that is supposed to go?
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I haven't built it single but there is a one airhole option on the afc ring for it. I would use long, fluffy wick tails to fill the well or it might flood.
The o ring goes in a groove on top of the deck. It falls out easily.
@Bird Dog I was tired last night, but I'll add more now.
It does have an internal juice control ring on the deck so you can adjust how much juice is going into the well. Mine is partly shut with dual coils and that well filled with wick and 70vg juice,.so I do think you should pack the well. The deck is tight and 2.5mm coils are what I'm using. 3mm might be a squeeze. Check your resistance again with the chimney on as this is the only atty I've ever popped coils on, lol! I've also done it like 4x so now I do a double check.
I build it, and then put that o ring back at the end or it wants to drive you nuts.
Clean this tank good. My first time I didn't realize that jc ring was adjustable or came off. Machine oil was hiding underneath it. Yuck!
It does have an internal juice control ring on the deck so you can adjust how much juice is going into the well. Mine is partly shut with dual coils and that well filled with wick and 70vg juice,.so I do think you should pack the well. The deck is tight and 2.5mm coils are what I'm using. 3mm might be a squeeze. Check your resistance again with the chimney on as this is the only atty I've ever popped coils on, lol! I've also done it like 4x so now I do a double check.
I build it, and then put that o ring back at the end or it wants to drive you nuts.
Clean this tank good. My first time I didn't realize that jc ring was adjustable or came off. Machine oil was hiding underneath it. Yuck!
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