It seems like the higher the ohms i go i get this taste. But ive built down to .30 with it before with no funky taste. I dont get it.
Does anyone else have there hobo on a regulated mod? I have 2 hobos wrapped higher ohms and on my ipv2's and after a while i get this nasty plastic taste like im burning the insulator. But when i crack it open the insulator isnt melted or scorched or anything. Anyone else notice this?
Im not sure how much of this thread you read but a while back with my first hobo i had the same exact problem. The one post wasnt drilled enough and it wasnt drilled cleanly through. And my allen key was stripped on both sides. I would contact Hoberto he will hook you up and help you out, he's your best option. Trust me it gets better from here dont give up on it just yet. Something that helped me was i had a screw that actually fit in the tiny grub screw hole and i just kept screwing it in and out, in and out and it worked. But if you cant even get yours out i dont think that will help much.I got my Hobo and I'm pretty much screwed. I cannot put a coil on it. The crap grub screws on the negative posts are jammed. I couldn't even loosen one of them and the other I put my coil in, tried to tighten it, which it wouldn't and now that screw is stuck. The Allen key is just stripping when I try to remove it. It still works on the positive posts screws. How disappointing. I dealt with these things on my Orchid clone. I was hoping they would be better on this Hobo being it is authentic, but nope. Oh, and I lost one of the screws on top of that. I may have to end up returning this.
Im not sure how much of this thread you read but a while back with my first hobo i had the same exact problem. The one post wasnt drilled enough and it wasnt drilled cleanly through. And my allen key was stripped on both sides. I would contact Hoberto he will hook you up and help you out, he's your best option. Trust me it gets better from here dont give up on it just yet. Something that helped me was i had a screw that actually fit in the tiny grub screw hole and i just kept screwing it in and out, in and out and it worked. But if you cant even get yours out i dont think that will help much.
Does anyone else have there hobo on a regulated mod? I have 2 hobos wrapped higher ohms and on my ipv2's and after a while i get this nasty plastic taste like im burning the insulator. But when i crack it open the insulator isnt melted or scorched or anything. Anyone else notice this?
Im not sure how much of this thread you read but a while back with my first hobo i had the same exact problem. The one post wasnt drilled enough and it wasnt drilled cleanly through. And my allen key was stripped on both sides. I would contact Hoberto he will hook you up and help you out, he's your best option. Trust me it gets better from here dont give up on it just yet. Something that helped me was i had a screw that actually fit in the tiny grub screw hole and i just kept screwing it in and out, in and out and it worked. But if you cant even get yours out i dont think that will help much.
I emailed Hoberto and he said he will send me a new deck. I just had to send a picture of mine with the packaging. That is really cool of him.
To be honest though, it is stuff like this that makes me question why I spend the extra for an authentic. I want to support the actual makers, especially in the USA, but it is disappointing to get something flawed when you spend more than twice for an authentic. My friend just got an Infinite Hobo and he didn't have problems.
I understand what you are saying but there is something to be said about contacting a company and having the owner/creator respond back with a solution. Even in this "golden era" of vaping, where innovators are peers, this probably isn't the norm.
I had this problem too a while back, i was getting more juice then vapor. Not sure what i did but it just kinda went away. I find when i have a higher ohm coil as appose to a sub ohm build that helps, as long as the watts arent too high. I also noticed that horizontal coils are more prone to do it than vertical coils. I try to move my coils out and as close to the air holes as much as possible, this helps so there not so close to the drip tip when i vape it, if that makes sense.I have built and rebuilt my hobo over a dozen times so far and cant dial it in just yet. With every build/wicking I try I get a tone of splash back, I'm pretty much drinking juice at this time. Could anyone give me some tips on how to fix this problem ?!?!?
I had this problem too a while back, i was getting more juice then vapor. Not sure what i did but it just kinda went away. I find when i have a higher ohm coil as appose to a sub ohm build that helps, as long as the watts arent too high. I also noticed that horizontal coils are more prone to do it than vertical coils. I try to move my coils out and as close to the air holes as much as possible, this helps so there not so close to the drip tip when i vape it, if that makes sense.
I try to move my coils out and as close to the air holes as much as possible, this helps so there not so close to the drip tip when i vape it, if that makes sense.