Happy Halloween & ECF rox!! DW have a great one & I know you are making some clouds.
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Happy Halloween & ECF rox!! DW have a great one & I know you are making some clouds.
Cut up the appropriate sized o-ring and shove a piece in the hole, snip off excess with nail clippers, when filling pull it out from the inside with tweezers and re-use it----- maybe
not sure we're talking about the same thing. I'm talking about replacements screws for the coil posts, what the coil is held into the atty with.
Just saw this: $20 Foggers at Fasttech!
$20.84 Fogger V2 Rebuildable Atomizer - glass tank at FastTech - Worldwide Free Shipping
$20.84 Fogger V2 Rebuildable Atomizer - glass tank at FastTech - Worldwide Free Shipping
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Guess i need a few more, friends at work asking for them. Great price, thanks for the link.
Things appear to be shipping quickly through Hong Kong post now, while I have I item that's been in a pile some where at HKP for over 30 days, my last order has left San Francisco this morning. It was accepted at HKP on 10-29
Yes, my last order took 10 days to deliver. 2 drippers and drip tips, I was happy with the speed. FT does carry some nice stuff, just read all the reviews. Has any one got the v3 from SV yet?
Fogger V3 Rebuildable Bottom Coil Atomizer
Not sure i need another air hole for 16 bux... I could master the drill press.
Fogger V3 Rebuildable Bottom Coil Atomizer
Not sure i need another air hole for 16 bux... I could master the drill press.
The Kayfun clone at FT is just about the same price, I have one on order, quality is unknown at this point but probably is good
If anyone wants to play Fasttech Shipping Roulette:
$20.84 Fogger V2 Rebuildable Atomizer - glass tank at FastTech - Worldwide Free Shipping
$20.84 Fogger V2 Rebuildable Atomizer - glass tank at FastTech - Worldwide Free Shipping
Anyone know the size and a good place to get replacement o-rings for the chimney?
I looked for a fogger v2 a few weeks ago maybe a month ago and no one had it in stock, so I placed a notification for stock on stormys vape cellar. I bought it before checking other prices, then realized I had got the v3. I haven't taken the AFC apart to check for all the changes, but I will eventually.
No idea why I tried the stock coil, was pretty nasty tasting. Took it part, washed it, and built a V core. Maybe the cotton was too thick. but it wasn't clouding like I like it at .7 ohms. Started to get nasty cotton dry hits so I ripped that out. Next was XC-116, I'll save the variations I tried and just say what I have now. I'm using XC-116 horizontally uncompressed with a .7 ohm touching wrap, no o ring over it, and the juice control opened half way. It's working good so far, but I'll have to give it the test of time. Good thing about XC-116 is that the dry hits aren't bad and the wick should last a long time. Can also dry burn vs the cotton which must be changed.
Verticle nano dragon basically. I started messing with the XC-116 to see if more juice flow would help with my .7 build. After much juice leakage on my hands, I ripped it out and decided this isn't the device to sub ohm on factory settings. I built a horizontal 10 wrap 30 Ga nano coil and folded the cotton wick ends over on itself leaving the top o ring off. No flooding and no dry hits, looks like my VW is going to start seeing more play. The fogger looks better on the Vamo anyway. I can't comment on the taste yet as it still has some finger funk to it.
Worst part about the device is when you do it wrong and loads of juice leaks out of the air holes all over your hands and your mod. Almost got nic sick last night and this morning from that. The other part I don't like is that wrapping your leads around the posts is a major pain in the ... since the post is so close to the wall. Now its putting out like my Vamo hasn't before with some nice throat hit. I just hope it doesn't go to the dry side as I keep vaping from this tank.
I just got a Fogger V3 in the mail today from Stormy's. This is my first one, so I can't compare it to the earlier versions. It's definitely tricky to set up - I've adopted the method of cutting short leads after the coil and wrapping them around the screwdriver to create a hook for the screw posts. After about five different builds, I finally found one that really works well and produces a consistent and saturated vape with great flavor.
I wrapped 28awg Kanthal wire around a single strand of 1.5mm and 2mm Ekowool. I made about eight tight wraps like a micro coil and later compressed it from different sides immediately after dry burning and getting the coils red. I wrestled and placed the micro coil directly above the air hole. I cut the 1.5mm Ekowool just after the coil and I placed the 2mm Ekowool in the channels and cut it at the threads from the outside. I learned the hard way that you shouldn't fill the tank more than a few millimeters above where the two Pyrex sections are fused or it will leak out the air control holes (yes, I had juice all over my hands and mod too). I've only done one of these builds and I'm currently enjoying it, so I can't take any pictures. I hope that I can replicate it and it's not just a fluke.
I'm debating whether to get another Fogger V3 - this one is definitely a keeper.
I wrapped 28awg Kanthal wire around a single strand of 1.5mm and 2mm Ekowool. I made about eight tight wraps like a micro coil and later compressed it from different sides immediately after dry burning and getting the coils red. I wrestled and placed the micro coil directly above the air hole. I cut the 1.5mm Ekowool just after the coil and I placed the 2mm Ekowool in the channels and cut it at the threads from the outside. I learned the hard way that you shouldn't fill the tank more than a few millimeters above where the two Pyrex sections are fused or it will leak out the air control holes (yes, I had juice all over my hands and mod too). I've only done one of these builds and I'm currently enjoying it, so I can't take any pictures. I hope that I can replicate it and it's not just a fluke.
I'm debating whether to get another Fogger V3 - this one is definitely a keeper.
Well the cotton got tossed, back to XC-116. I think this is the best material for the fogger due to its resilience to dry burning. my problem before I believe was the ohms were too low for a single coil and were cooking my juice giving a bad flavor every few puffs. Now I have a 30 Ga 8 wrap solid micro coil reading at 2.2 ohms. I now have the XC-116 compressed horizontally and vertically against the juice hole, have the o ring, and the juice control all the way down. At 8W this thing is working great. If it goes down in performance later I'll update, but for now it's working flawlessly. Finally no flooding or dry hits. Experimented with 5 setups to get here, but now that the ceramic is dialed in I won't need to build for a long time.
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