Orchid first impressions.
http://imgur.com/hOz3s6T
http://imgur.com/TkOunAo
http://imgur.com/qgEzOWv
http://imgur.com/gTJFHTF
I had issues. My 1st 24 gauge build was jumping ohms? Thought I had defective unit like Fogger & Plume with screw posts drilled out to big...thinking that's just my Chinese luck? Built again with 27 gauge on 2mm coil and same thing. Tightened the 510 screw and got a steady .7!! Screwed on Nano kit, anxiously filled, leaked, and finally vaped.
Gotta play with wicking & building some. This slap together build is not cutting it. Air flow is superior to the Fogger, but we knew that going in. I run the Fogger with no AFC ring.
Can't judge this build or wick combo... Been vaping .7 vertical build on Fogger v4.4 with ton o'clock rayon & switching back n fourth to the Orchid at different wastages (up to 30) and so far I gotta say I much prefer the Fogger than this first Orchid build. The vertical Fogger build is just a dense flavorful vape.
Tomorrow, I'll play with more builds n wicking as I'll have the Logo Orchid arriving.
I did notice, I couldn't use the 2.5mm rod to stick in the Orchid air hole like I could with the the Fogger. The 2mm fit fine.
This is not a final verdict by any means. I gotta build n wick something that lives up to the expectations I've made this thing out to be. Having two Orchids tomorrow should allow me to figure out if a vertical with lotso wick will work. I'm excited about that possibility!
So, as far Orchid goes for today, it was a first date and tomorrow is a double date with more possibilities.
Oh, the tool sucks, works, but sucks!!!
Edit: That .7 Quick Orchid build is better around 23 watts. Better flavor and bit more saturated on that build with the 23 watts. The vertical .7 Fogger build is whole different animal surrounded by saturated wick so it needs more wattage. I vape that Fogger build around 26-28.5. Screws suck just like the Fogger, although a descent tool or replacement screws may solve this issue.
The brains to extend that chimney to accommodate a full size kayfun tank are here. The chimney needs a coupler of some sorts and a SS extension of an unknown length. There has to be something obtainable for the tube and some thing to crimp together...?
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http://imgur.com/hOz3s6T
http://imgur.com/TkOunAo
http://imgur.com/qgEzOWv
http://imgur.com/gTJFHTF
I had issues. My 1st 24 gauge build was jumping ohms? Thought I had defective unit like Fogger & Plume with screw posts drilled out to big...thinking that's just my Chinese luck? Built again with 27 gauge on 2mm coil and same thing. Tightened the 510 screw and got a steady .7!! Screwed on Nano kit, anxiously filled, leaked, and finally vaped.
Gotta play with wicking & building some. This slap together build is not cutting it. Air flow is superior to the Fogger, but we knew that going in. I run the Fogger with no AFC ring.
Can't judge this build or wick combo... Been vaping .7 vertical build on Fogger v4.4 with ton o'clock rayon & switching back n fourth to the Orchid at different wastages (up to 30) and so far I gotta say I much prefer the Fogger than this first Orchid build. The vertical Fogger build is just a dense flavorful vape.
Tomorrow, I'll play with more builds n wicking as I'll have the Logo Orchid arriving.
I did notice, I couldn't use the 2.5mm rod to stick in the Orchid air hole like I could with the the Fogger. The 2mm fit fine.
This is not a final verdict by any means. I gotta build n wick something that lives up to the expectations I've made this thing out to be. Having two Orchids tomorrow should allow me to figure out if a vertical with lotso wick will work. I'm excited about that possibility!
So, as far Orchid goes for today, it was a first date and tomorrow is a double date with more possibilities.
Oh, the tool sucks, works, but sucks!!!
Edit: That .7 Quick Orchid build is better around 23 watts. Better flavor and bit more saturated on that build with the 23 watts. The vertical .7 Fogger build is whole different animal surrounded by saturated wick so it needs more wattage. I vape that Fogger build around 26-28.5. Screws suck just like the Fogger, although a descent tool or replacement screws may solve this issue.
The brains to extend that chimney to accommodate a full size kayfun tank are here. The chimney needs a coupler of some sorts and a SS extension of an unknown length. There has to be something obtainable for the tube and some thing to crimp together...?
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