Goliath by Youde
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LOL....so far so good...Air flow is nuts. As for the flavor Im still breaking it in, but so far im really digging it. I do feel like the tank is too small for the top and bottom section of the atty. Also,you have to be real careful screwing the tank back onto the bottom section given the small threaded surface.
Another funny thing is to remember to open up the JFC after filling, I got a couple of burnt hits because of it. In all, It is a real cool tank
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I use a 40/60 juice and have it set to the bottom of the larger pointy wavy engraving and not dry hit, but this sucker guzzles up juice. Also, the JFC is a bit stiff. you have to hold the atty while adjusting the flow so you don't either over tighten or loosen the atty on the mod.
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Sounds good. If it's that big of juice hog, I'm glad have a couple cheap DIY flavors I really like. Hope I don't have to wait too much longer. Maybe my IPV4 will get here soon too. That would work.
Sounds like a good review, I certainly am partial to the Goblins.
Would you mind mentioning the build you made?
Its 10 wraps on a 3/32 / 26g running at .8..the JFC takes a bit of getting use too and I have to really dial it in so that I am not wasting juice. In all, this thing blows bigger clouds than any of the latest RTAs out there.
Ive been running a vertical coil in my goblin so there is no obstruction in airflow. I problay to the same for this and see how she vapes. Oh! One more thing that is a little annoying is that I have to adjust my wicking each time I pop the tank off to refill. Its not a biggie, but it could be a pain when you are on the road.
Cotton..its a bit of a pain to wick but I got it to work and the airflow has no ovstruction...I just finished up a vertical build on the Goliath, Ill be putting up pics in a few
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I have to be honest and say that I can't tell any difference between a vertical or horizontal build when it comes to airflow. It's not worth the pain.
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I have to be honest and say that I can't tell any difference between a vertical or horizontal build when it comes to airflow. It's not worth the pain.
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I suspect there's an Apple device involved... I say that because my iPhone pics always process as upside down on my Windows laptop.
Excited to see other people figure these out before my 2nd run pre-order gets here!
my build is a 24g 7 wraps 2ohms ... cotton . i didn't wick like ray from youtube, i just made my cut on the channel no trimmings and i was golden . vape @27-33 watts with ctrl juice flow set 15 percent, you'll start to notice dry hits and just gradually turn it up for the fix . my main concern is the connecting pole for the chimney, when you screw it in one end or the other it's off by mm or so . what i'll do is screw the pole to the chimney half way and then full assemble it so that way its even but you'll slightly see the orings . once the tank is set you dont have take it apart .
so yeah just like the goblin juice ..... . no wicks on the hole decks just straight to the channels
no spit backs .
so yeah just like the goblin juice ..... . no wicks on the hole decks just straight to the channels
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brilliant,
it may be too high from the airholes but it's worth to give it a try with a fat X shaped wick .
Thanks, Whiskey & swatc1h, for posting your pics and impressions. I got no shipping confirmation love, Friday, so it looks like next week. There is another video review out on YouTube, however, that makes it more clear that build deck, compared to the Goblin, is a bit smaller overall. Maybe a 23 mm form factor would be better if/when they make a V2. *shrugs*
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