So I decided to take another run at my diver again last night with good and bad results. I have yet to get a quality vape from it while in a tank (SnP or Scuba) always with it leaking out the bottom of the 510 connector.
This time I did the following:
1 - cleaned everything
2 - double wrap of 2mm silica with a premade 1.4 ohm coil (stormmy's premades)
3 - made a second "U" out of the NR wire and placed it in the bottom of the cup (positive side to double it up)
4 - pressed the cup into the based while the center pin was in place
5 - cut wicks, primmed the wicks, tested coils and applied the chimmy ensuring the fluid hole was not blocked by the wick
6 - with the GP carto tool I inserted it into the SnP tank and left the bottom of the diver out of the tank so fluid whole was free
7 - filled the SnP tank and closed off tightly
8 - pushed the diver into the tank
INSTANTLY BEGAN TO DRIP EJUICE OUT THE BOTTOM
So I decided to do the same with the Scuba tank following steps 1-8 and it doesn't leak..... I woke up this morning to a gurgle free Diver which was nice. I possibly have too much wick in there because it doesn't wick well, requires a couple of pulls to get it going.
While I like the scuba tank I have almost 200.00 invested in SnP tanks and Provari bases. Does anyone have a good experience with the SnP tanks and can see where I am maybe doing something to cause instant leaking?
A few more Diver tips..
For leaking from the bottom pin issues:
1) Firmly seat the cup before inserting the pin. Then hold the cup in place and insert the pin
2) The pin must seat tightly into the cup. And I mean tightly. If it does not you may leak. If you find that pin does not seat tightly into the cup, use another cup. I have about 20 cups and 5 can't be used. All cups are not created equal and even a slight difference in their tolerance can and will result in leaks.
For dry hits / not wicking well:
1) Make sure the juice hole is centered between the wick legs. Kind of like this ===O===
2) The wick ends after getting trimmed should not touch / reach the threads of the Diver base. If they do, trim some more..