How to fill tank?
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Hi Raymundo.
You want to Drip the e-Liquid along the Side (touching the wall/glass of the tank) like in Picture #2
The Center Hole is how the Vapor gets from the Coil to your Mouth. Don't put any e-Liquid in the Center Hole when you are Refilling.
You want to Drip the e-Liquid along the Side (touching the wall/glass of the tank) like in Picture #2
The Center Hole is how the Vapor gets from the Coil to your Mouth. Don't put any e-Liquid in the Center Hole when you are Refilling.
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Ok thanks guys, also I was wondering how do I empty extra juice I have? Do I just take it all apart and pour it out?
I'm curious about you being new to vaping and getting a sub-ohm RTA already. Did a vape shop recommend/sell it to you? Or did you just fnd it and buy it online? 'Cause usually those aren't recommended at all except for advanced users. Excuse my curiosity, if it seems out of line.
No they didn't I had a vape prior but it was really bad that was just what some friends recommended (its what they use)
The XL is an ackward tank.
The air vents/blades are fiddley and quite sharp! I've had chunks of skin taken out of my fingers a few times now. The coil doesn't always connect with the pin in the bottom of the tank very well, causing Ohms to fluctuate all-over the place. Everytime I build on it, I have to push the centre connector back down using a screwdriver. If you build the RBA, they leak, I mean really really leak unless you are an absolute god at wicking. I'm fairly good at wicking, mine leak everytime I refill.
On the upside it looks great, the large chuff cap is awesome and if you can build the single coil RBA and get it wicked right, the flavour is immense.
As someone said before, it's an advanced user tank, get it right, it's brilliant, get it wrong and it's a leaky, messy nightmare.
Mine spends most of its time in the cupboard now, only to be brought out if I fancy a challenge.
The air vents/blades are fiddley and quite sharp! I've had chunks of skin taken out of my fingers a few times now. The coil doesn't always connect with the pin in the bottom of the tank very well, causing Ohms to fluctuate all-over the place. Everytime I build on it, I have to push the centre connector back down using a screwdriver. If you build the RBA, they leak, I mean really really leak unless you are an absolute god at wicking. I'm fairly good at wicking, mine leak everytime I refill.
On the upside it looks great, the large chuff cap is awesome and if you can build the single coil RBA and get it wicked right, the flavour is immense.
As someone said before, it's an advanced user tank, get it right, it's brilliant, get it wrong and it's a leaky, messy nightmare.
Mine spends most of its time in the cupboard now, only to be brought out if I fancy a challenge.
Sure. You can do that. I would just suggest you do it over the Sink.
Because you are probably going to Rinse Out the Tank portion (not the Coil Head) anyway.
Ah, OK. Did your friends also then teach you anything about it (ie. using the ohms law calculator; the requirements for mods and batteries to use for sub-ohm vaping; how to build coils for it and check resistance, and more)...so you'd be safe and have a better experience using it? If they didn't...you may want to ask them to share their knowledge and experience with you about it. That's not a cheap tank to buy, and it seems to me that if they recommended that you buy it...they should also be willing/able to help you learn how to use it and stay safe. Of course, all of that is just my opinion though.
It's an opinion though that I'm sure many would agree with, myself included.
I'm the most 'advanced' (I'm not) vaper I know, friends and family are either just getting into vaping or are happy with basic setups that suit them just fine, I see it as more of a hobby.
The ECF is fantastic for me, allows me to get advice and knowledge from people far more experienced than me.
Long live ECF
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