I don't have the fogger yet but what are you planning on using to cut it down?
Fogger V4!!
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My jigsaw? 
I have a little hand saw with a metal cutting blade in it. Not sure if it will cut stainless steel though Also I guess it would read "ger V4" if I cut it off...
I have a little hand saw with a metal cutting blade in it. Not sure if it will cut stainless steel though Also I guess it would read "ger V4" if I cut it off...
Be sure to post some pics. It should still work fine since the glass seals at the top and bottom, just leave enough of a lip to hold it in place.
I've never built anything before. Would this atty be a bad choice for a Rebuildable Noob? Is it an easier build than the Aqua (which I've heard can be finicky)?
These RBAs are pretty tight. I would start on a bigger RDA like a patriot or Helios.
A single coil dripper is probably easiest to rebuild if you have posts with holes. But I started rebuilding a bit over a week ago with a Kayfun. Rebuilding a tank is more complicated with wicking and then not being able to fix little problems without draining and disassembling the tank. And the screws on posts of tanks can mess up your legs. Dual coil is more tricky because coils should be the same and legs can mess up even more. I had to redo a build today because I messed up, but imho it's easy enough to build a Fogger.
Of course you can do it, it will just be a bit more frustrating and rocky start. It's not rocket science. But getting a single / dual coil dripper to start is probably best and trying a dripper is a good idea anyway.
anyone found a vendor that has the improved air control ring? i'm kinda holding out for one of those
So I got my Fogger V4 from fasttech. Did a crappy quick dual coil 30awg 1/16 drill bit cvs organic cotton build to 1.0ohm using 50/50 juice. (I even think one side has more wraps then the other, lol) Holy AWESOME. It is like a Aqua on steroids. Using it on my VS 30 and I am in heaven. Wanna try it on some Bobba's I got coming in to see how it will work on some thicker juice. If it tastes this good with my crappy build I can't wait to see what it will do with more then 10 minutes in a rush.
I managed to clean my second Fogger V4 more quickly and efficiently by sticking a pipe cleaner into the air holes. Hole .... it came out grimey even after having soaking it already. Some grey stuff on it. I guess that's where the metallic taste came from.
anyone found a vendor that has the improved air control ring? i'm kinda holding out for one of those
Vapemad on that auction site just got the v4+ with the new add threaded rings.
My first one , the ss (silver one) is some what of a lung hitter. All I did with it was to add a 10 x 1 mm o-ring under the air ring to stiffen it and increase the size of the holes in the air ring.
When my black one arrives I shall reduce the air holes on the deck with some 1.2 mm draw tubes from Taifuns, this of coarse will be a non-lung hitter but I expect the flavor to increase over stock. Time will tell.
When my black one arrives I shall reduce the air holes on the deck with some 1.2 mm draw tubes from Taifuns, this of coarse will be a non-lung hitter but I expect the flavor to increase over stock. Time will tell.
Quick question for everyone that has the Fogger v4. Is the chimney supposed to screw onto the top cap? I just received mine and it seems like it won't screw on.
Yes it is supposed to screw in, otherwise the whole glass tank won't hold or be sealed.
I still don't get what "threaded airflow ring" means. Can anyone tell me?
My first one didn't have an o-ring for the airflow ring, the second one has an o-ring and the airflow control ring is a little thinner on one side to make room for the o-ring. For the first I just pinched the airflow ring slightly to make it less round and now it works great, doesn't slip around anymore.
My chimney won't screw onto the top cap for some reason. Is there a fix for this or do I have to return it?
Take a metal pick and run it inside the threads of both. Sometimes little slivers get caught in there from machining and stop things from screwing together.
It seems like it's not the case here. I tried screwing it in upside down and it goes all the way through perfectly fine. When I try to screw it in the correct way, it seems like the threads don't fit correctly. It goes in without even spinning, and pulls right out with just a bit of a pull. I'm starting to think this is just a DOA :/ Any other suggestions?
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