HCigar vs EHPro
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EHPRO make the best Kayfun Clones going around. Get a Dual airflow unit you'll thank me later.
r Copper nemesis!My only tobeco experience was a tobh and it was horrible. Not refined at all and rough and didnt fit well, poor quality and tarnished SUPER easily. Maybe it was a clone of a clone lol
Can't speak to EH, but I own an HCigar Kayfun 3.1 clone and a Taifun GT clone. They are surprisingly well built- the threads are well cut, no metal chatter marks (some slight marking on the deck below the terminals on each; however not pronounced and not sharp). Fit / finish I would rate 9 out of 10; the Kayfun, when screwed together, looks like a solid piece. You have to look hard to see the join lines and by feel..you can't tell it's not one piece. No galling when screwing the parts together. I recommend them and I'm picky.
The typical Kayfun drip tip had a slight, miniscule piece of metal visible inside the hole looking from the top-just inside. I took a toothpick and pressed it against it, came right off. Other than that, no sharp edges or stray metal shavings.
WHAT DOES kinda irk me; the Taifun came with extra O-rings, x2 for each one used, plus the ones installed. The Kayfun...NONE. The installed set only. It was a son-of-a-gun finding extras for the o-ring that fits inside the top cap and seals the chimney. I did find them however.
Taifun came with some ni-chrome wire (good for practicing IMO), some wicking material and the aforementioned two spare sets O-rings. The Kayfun came with a key-chain mini screwdriver, a wick with a sad little coil wrapped on it, a drip tip converter (so you can use a regular 510 style drip tip) and a nice semi-hard zippered case.
I'm vaping both- did plenty of research via You-Tube, this forum, etc., and using organic cotton for wicking material, 8/9 wraps of 28 Ga. Kanthal on a 2.4 mm rod (about 1.7 - 1.8 Ohms) they both vape perfectly. OH- I'm using 100% VG tobacco flavors.
Got the HCigar Taifun GT at a local vape shop; the Kayfun 3.1 HCigar from Adirondack Vapor, New York.
Hope this helped.
Brian
The typical Kayfun drip tip had a slight, miniscule piece of metal visible inside the hole looking from the top-just inside. I took a toothpick and pressed it against it, came right off. Other than that, no sharp edges or stray metal shavings.
WHAT DOES kinda irk me; the Taifun came with extra O-rings, x2 for each one used, plus the ones installed. The Kayfun...NONE. The installed set only. It was a son-of-a-gun finding extras for the o-ring that fits inside the top cap and seals the chimney. I did find them however.
Taifun came with some ni-chrome wire (good for practicing IMO), some wicking material and the aforementioned two spare sets O-rings. The Kayfun came with a key-chain mini screwdriver, a wick with a sad little coil wrapped on it, a drip tip converter (so you can use a regular 510 style drip tip) and a nice semi-hard zippered case.
I'm vaping both- did plenty of research via You-Tube, this forum, etc., and using organic cotton for wicking material, 8/9 wraps of 28 Ga. Kanthal on a 2.4 mm rod (about 1.7 - 1.8 Ohms) they both vape perfectly. OH- I'm using 100% VG tobacco flavors.
Got the HCigar Taifun GT at a local vape shop; the Kayfun 3.1 HCigar from Adirondack Vapor, New York.
Hope this helped.
Brian
Brand new HCigar Stingray mod, and the magnet dropped out and bounced off the floor, way up into the air, and into the kitchen and then down the garbage disposal.
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Between the 3 mentioned my personal experience is that it depends on the specific device being cloned. I had a Tobeco KFL+ and it was crap, always leaking, etc. A friend at a vape shop had the same experience. My EHPRO models have all been as solid as my real version. I have only had 1 other clone device, an EHPRO Private 2 and it was nicely built.
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