Getting a better hit from an RN4081

[klikmaus]

I've searched every post in the maintenance thread and I am surprised that this question hasn't popped up-- How do you get a better/easier hit from the RN4081? The particular model I have is the Super E-Cigarette, two piece cartomizer style-- it's really REALLY hard to draw on. I've tinkered around with it a little bit and found that if the LED cap is removed and the (vacuum?) sensor is pried out a bit, it draws quite a bit easier for a while, until the sensor gets pulled back down into the silicone grommet it sits in. However, if the sensor is loosened up too much, it does not activate. I am considering using a small, fine metal file to make a couple more notches on the cartomizer end to increase air flow on that end.... Anyone else figure out a way to get past this issue?

 

[jj2]

In my case the batteries were the problem. If you think you can make a mod (or find someone who'll make you one), it should solve your problem but, then again, except for a few weeks, I didn't use the cartomizers.

Don't know if you use the atty but it is great. It's a little work horse and great for dripping.

 

[klikmaus]

I don't have attys, I have cartos. I DO have a be401 clone-- the Xhale02, it has an atty. The only problem I have with it is the battery don't last very long with it. I could go out and get a few batteries for it but at the moment I'm broke, spent the last bit of cash I had on hand on some really good peach flavored juice. Speaking of that one-- I made my own ghetto drip tip for it-- I took the clear(ish) cap that came on the atty of the Xhale02 and cut out the end, effectively making a "straw" that works as a drip-tip.
I'll probably end up getting a few attys and carts for the 4081 eventually. With the tinkering around I've done with the 4081 cartos and the 401 atty, the atty set-up seems to vape better.

 

[ujack71]

the RN manual batts are strong, for some reason the black ones seem to be stronger, u need to clean them