I think the lack of air feed from under the coil on the Themis will produce less flavor and vapor. Air coming from under a coil gives it 100%. Side only will lose some flavor.It might be better for those who prefer big AF (and intensive flavor) like me.
In a way, I always use 4mm coil (sometime 5mm coil), that makes Themis even more attractive to me... is my liking kind of sick?
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The Zeus checks all the boxes for me and I will stick with it till it gives me a reason not to.
As for the Horus.I think its hideous and I don't like the idea of the one sided airflow even combined with the bottom it just strikes me as wrong.
As for the Horus.I think its hideous and I don't like the idea of the one sided airflow even combined with the bottom it just strikes me as wrong.
Just wait. You will get the bug and want to experiment, and once that happens you will look back in 3 months and wonder how you could spend $50,000 on RTAs... o.0
You install mesh wire, not coil, in a mesh edition Themis.
It is like a metallic net that holds your wick from the above and thus there is no heating from the bottom. In this case, I don't think direct bottom AF is a good idea - you will get dry hit pretty soon.
Take the example of OBS Engine Nano which solely works on side AF - it has very good flavor and can be cloudy if you open the AF fully. Trust me bro, it is not "the direction of AF" but "the coverage of heating area by the AF" that matters!
In fact Zeus has no direct bottom AF too, but it is the best RTA so far for you and me, right?
Sorry for the noise fellas,apparently my post is against the rules again I'm sorry.
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2 kids, one heading to college in the fall, says no to that kind of spending. But that doesn' keep me from looking.
With clear liquid I'm finding my wicks are lasting several weeks.
I feel your pain. I’ve got one that’ll graduate college next year and the other will start in the fall next year.
Is it odd to get almost a month out of one wicking?
From experience my coils used to last upward of 3 months with modest watts and average 7 mls per day. Looks like long lasting cotton is continuing.
From experience my coils used to last upward of 3 months with modest watts and average 7 mls per day. Looks like long lasting cotton is continuing.
I find that I need to replace my cotton wick after 5 refills on my tanks. My flavor weakens on the 5th refill.
Gotcha.
I'm not complaining at all. And I havnt noticed any drop in flavor. I refill at half empty always. I never let the tank get low. I plan on rewicking this weekend just cause.
I change out my coil and my wick roughly once a week. The flavor just gets muted and I prefer to change out the coil at the same time.
I usually don't rewick and clean my coil until I notice the flavor is off. Usually every week or so. I'm finding that the SS fused claptons I've been using hold up pretty well and I can clean them a few times before they're too far gone.
I keep my coils in for months sometimes. I'm currently playing with the MTL Fused Claptons in my tanks and it's working very good so far.
That gets really old quickly, especially if one uses any more than 2 devices in the EDC.
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