i just ordered a black one to go on my Sig213. curious to see if this can hang with my Limitless RDTA which is my favorite atty at the moment. 
Geek Vape Avocado 24 RDTA
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Somehow I doubt it, but let us know how it turns out.i just ordered a black one to go on my Sig213. curious to see if this can hang with my Limitless RDTA which is my favorite atty at the moment.
I picked up a Genelocity, velocity deck with a 4.5ml tank underneath. SS Cables feed the coil wicks and it has a perfectly working side fill valve at the bottom. Big cyclops air slots and a 10mm drip tip bore. I need to get some fused Claptons in it.
hey TD! how have i not heard of the genelocity? lol. that thing looks crazy! the knurling gives is a flash-e look, which i know you're a fan of. it's a bit too tall for my liking, but very cool concept of mashing attys together.
It's a clone of the German Stil Vapor Genius2, Shenray put a velocity deck on it instead of the 3 post one Stil uses.
Those crazy Germans... they sure do like the industrial look for their RTAs.
What the frack; so much in that paragraph I know nothing of. I was going to ask "Is SS cable wicking like mesh?", but it looks so different.Somehow I doubt it, but let us know how it turns out.
I picked up a Genelocity, velocity deck with a 4.5ml tank underneath. SS Cables feed the coil wicks and it has a perfectly working side fill valve at the bottom. Big cyclops air slots and a 10mm drip tip bore. I need to get some fused Claptons in it.
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ha, same here. i've heard people talking about SS cable, but assumed they were talking about SS rolled mesh. never actually seen it until now. lol, it's actual cable. looks awesome!
Stainless steel cable can be used as a wick to wrap mesh around or it can be used like in the Genelocity as a feeder wick for the Rayon/Cotton. All 6 pieces are cut to fit so the ends touch the bottom of the tank and sit flush with the deck. The Rayon/Cotton tails lay on top of the cable ends wicking up the juice. Capillary action brings the juice up the SS Cable to feed the tails.
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For old Genny use you wrap it with a SS mesh and wrap your coil over them. You do need to torch the cable like you do the mesh to create an oxide layer making it non conductive for that use.
It just might, there are 3 holes on each side on the Genelocity and only 2 on the 24, so it might not wick fast enough. I might bring in some SS Cable next time I order and check it out. You need the cable diameter to just fit the hole without and friction or too loose.
I think the 24 has 3mm holes.
Anyone else notice their resistance being higher on the Avocado 24 versus the same build in other tanks?
My normal .37 build reads .41 on my Avocado 24. Makes using this in TC mode pretty atrocious. Everything is nice and tight, but still resistance inconsistencies.
My normal .37 build reads .41 on my Avocado 24. Makes using this in TC mode pretty atrocious. Everything is nice and tight, but still resistance inconsistencies.
I had issues at the start with bad TC readings, come to find out my center post was a bit loose after I thought everything was tight. After you remove the short 510 screw get a good screwdriver that fits the center post and make sure it is tight.
If it is consistent reading .41 instead of .37 then just lock it in at .41 instead. If it changes then you have something loose.
Stainless steel cable can be used as a wick to wrap mesh around or it can be used like in the Genelocity as a feeder wick for the Rayon/Cotton. All 6 pieces are cut to fit so the ends touch the bottom of the tank and sit flush with the deck. The Rayon/Cotton tails lay on top of the cable ends wicking up the juice. Capillary action brings the juice up the SS Cable to feed the tails.
Stainless Cable Coil Wick
Capillary action - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
For old Genny use you wrap it with a SS mesh and wrap your coil over them. You do need to torch the cable like you do the mesh to create an oxide layer making it non conductive for that use.
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Excellent!
Did you just try it or have you been using cable for a while? What size did you end up using?
Inquiring minds need to know!
I've had mine for 3 days now and it's really nice! I do find that the flavor comes and goes at times, not sure why. Any suggestions from those that have had theirs for a while??!!
When does that happen? If it occurs when you chain vape, then it means the wick is not feeding liquid to the coil fast enough, and so you may need to trim/taper the tails.
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Thanks for the tip, the shop where I picked this up threw a dual coil build in there at .5 26ga. Do you find it better in single or dual for flavor?
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