How to properly wick a RTA

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Beamslider

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I started out shoving a lot of wicking material into everything and quickly discovered that to be a major mistake. A wick that just fits the coil and is thinned out to just barely fill the juice well is generally what works well by keeping the juice flowing. A balance though as too little might leak. Trial and error with each new RTA is in order.
 

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I have a wotofo seroent mini (22mm) RTA and a single alien clapton installed I always get dry hits after a 10-15 puff I think it is my fault with the wicking technique how to wick a single slot RTA correctly?

The Last thing I do after I Prime the Wick is to take my Wick Fluffing Tool ( a Big Sewing Needle with slightly Dull Point on it ) is Mush a Grove in the wick tails so when looking down on the deck it looks like this...

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You think it would Leak? But it Doesn't. And it Greatly Reduces Dry Hits.

BTW - Wicking is Very Important. But even the Best Wicking Job has a Limit. At that point, adding a Few Drops of Water to a Thick VG e-Liquid can make a Huge Difference.

 
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