Hello all . Been gaping couple of years started with cheap tanks and batteries problems leaks . Moved up batteries and tanks . Now using the ijoy v8 tank and used nautilus too . I'm still fed up of buying new coils they maybe last two days max . What can I buy to rebuild and save me from these dreadfully things
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A Kayfun is a great RTA. I love all of mine BUT first things first if you're wanting to get into rebuilding.
Learn ohms-law and how it relates to vaping. Learn battery safety. Watch plenty of youtube vids on wrapping coils
But start here first.... E-Cigarette Forum - Baditude - Blogs
Learn ohms-law and how it relates to vaping. Learn battery safety. Watch plenty of youtube vids on wrapping coils
But start here first.... E-Cigarette Forum - Baditude - Blogs
Hello thank you I did wander if it was normal for the coils to burn out so soon . Also I will check the kayfun out thank you . Do they work on the same principle
Yes, they work on the same principle, as in they have a tank that holds juice and a coil that vaporizes the juice BUT you have to build the coil and wick it.
Ah ok sounds interesting . Hassle is there much ? Reliability? I'm assuming you get much better vape off them too . .
First what mod\battery do you have? You say you upgraded but you don't say to what. Second get an ohm meter, check out some youtube videos on coil building, and third check out the eleaf Lemo tanks. They seem pretty awesome.
Better vape and when you sort your build out for each device fairly easy, but don't get discouraged if it leaks everywhere or doesn't produce vaper to begin with it will take a bit of work till you can do it well everytime, but then it's just as quick if not quicker than cleaning a cleoro out.
Kayfun tanks are top of the line. Period.
Hassle? I don't think so. All of the coils in my kayfuns are going on two months old. I change out the wicks weekly or so
Hassle? I don't think so. All of the coils in my kayfuns are going on two months old. I change out the wicks weekly or so
Rebuildable tanks are good if you get them right.
Don't try to run before you can walk.
Buy a cheap dripper and learn coil building first before moving on to tanks in my opinion is the easiest way into rba's.
You tube has a lot of tutorials
Also the Rebuildable section on here.
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Don't try to run before you can walk.
Buy a cheap dripper and learn coil building first before moving on to tanks in my opinion is the easiest way into rba's.
You tube has a lot of tutorials
Also the Rebuildable section on here.
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Tjankyou this is great info . The batteries I have are I guess cheap variable voltage type .v is one brand . I don't mind buying a good setup but I seem to get sold garbage a lot . . I watched a vid on YouTube of the kayfun . Cleaning and changing the wick seems simple enough and they don't seem expensive . I think I've just realized I've a lot to learn . We're would be a good place to purchase a set up . I have seen them on Amazon but unsure if it is complete or part of
The coils in those packs can be dry burned, but only a few times in my experience. Eventually the ultra-thin coil just breaks, or in the case of dual-coils the bottom coil never gets completely clean. Coils in rebuildables can be dry burned back to like new because the wicking material can be removed and replaced.
I'm liking my cheap little Smoktek RSST but will move up to something better when I can afford it. Lately I've started using excessively long wicks, keeping excess length in the tank. When the portion of wick in the coil gets too dirty, I snip it off, discard the dirty wick, dry burn the coil, and pull a little more wick out of the tank into the cleaned coil. Not any more difficult than replacing a clearomizer coil, just need a good set of tweezers.
Upside to rebuildables (IMO) is flavor, vapor production, lack of flooding. Downside is they tend to leak if tilted too much. But then again all the clearomizers I've used had leaking/flooding issues at some point, e.g. if they heated up, battery rand down, had a juice that wicked too well, etc.
I'm liking my cheap little Smoktek RSST but will move up to something better when I can afford it. Lately I've started using excessively long wicks, keeping excess length in the tank. When the portion of wick in the coil gets too dirty, I snip it off, discard the dirty wick, dry burn the coil, and pull a little more wick out of the tank into the cleaned coil. Not any more difficult than replacing a clearomizer coil, just need a good set of tweezers.
Upside to rebuildables (IMO) is flavor, vapor production, lack of flooding. Downside is they tend to leak if tilted too much. But then again all the clearomizers I've used had leaking/flooding issues at some point, e.g. if they heated up, battery rand down, had a juice that wicked too well, etc.
I've bought 8 Kayfun 3.1 so far from fasttech. By far the best tank I've owned.
It would be easier if you told us what you were looking at, or a budget. There will be a bunch of opinions. istick, dna clone, or larger variable voltage mod would be recommended. Not sure that I would go through amazon? eciggity.com is a place I have used. Waiting on a couple orders from fasttech.com for smaller items. Lightning Vapes — Lightning Vapes - Great Products, Lightning Fast Shipping! Silica Wick, Kanthal Wire, Stainless Steel Mesh, Ekowool and More! for kanthal. the list of websites is extensive. I would just suggest to try and figure out what you think you want and then look for reviews on you tube and info on ECF.
hi there Aqua,kayfun lite,kayfun 3.1,russian 91%are all really good and not too hard to get used to. Building them is easy just learn too match your coil ohms too the battery or mod ,box etc.. that you plan to use and it will be fine
I noticed your in the UK if you take a look at Fasttech I think you will find them a good place to start you can try different setups and not break the bank good luck
There are lots of places to get clone Kayfuns, if that's what you want.
Don't buy stuff like this off Amazon though.... and certainly NOT ebay.
They do come up from time to time on sale on forums as well. (AAEC UKV POTV)
Don't buy stuff like this off Amazon though.... and certainly NOT ebay.
They do come up from time to time on sale on forums as well. (AAEC UKV POTV)
Somebody on AAEC found a £7 fasttech one which works great. That is stupidly cheap.
Mine are expensive clones.
Angel fire mods
Grey haze
Cloud nine if original wanted
Fasttech if you don't mind the wait
Vape n quit
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