Igo-f??

[Fury83]

Mine's in transit

 

[unloaded]

If I'm trying to thread a wick in something I dip it in VG first and then roll it between my fingers to get a point that will stay.

 

[Fury83]

Not a bad little device

1 wick in seems to work the best for me.

 

[Cifitzu]

Us the top tube/ built in drip tip built into the top cap or is it removable from the top cap. IMO this makes it way to long for a stealth cap and may need to be cut much smaller. I want a 22mm in diameter rebuildable tank addy that's supper short and NO one makes them. I want one under 35mm and hold 1-2ml . Please someone make my dream come true!!!

 

[Aoi~]

Looking at Todd's Video, there's a hole right by the posts, have you guys tried sticking an ss mesh down that hole? It'd wick from the looks of it since you got a second "breather" hole. Would make for a good small genny maybe. Just a thought.

 

[300fury]

I like mine. Before I ever saw anything on YouTube I did what Todd did.seemed the most sensible way to set it up, I use cheese cloth for my wicks and I knew I could never jam them in those tiny holes

 

[mrfixit]

You need to.use 2mm wick with this atty and it is nit that hard to get it in the holes. Once through you stuff the up around the base bottom fill the tank just to edge of the 510 connector pin and screw the base on again line up your air hole and it vapes great got mine on special from venerable vapping for $12,99 also an igo w for the same price awesome deal.

 

[zandersig]

I kinda like the IGO-F it fits my Joyetech 650mAh Twist battery perfectly. I just wish we could change the drip tip and that the air hole was bigger, I have to suck pretty hard to get a good vape. I wish I could find the website of the manufacturer so I could tell them.

 

[Sardonic]

HA! Brilliant

i do wish someone would answer though.. i cant stand the drip tip on this thing .. and its too small..

I just got an igo-f for goofs and I know this is a bit of an old thread, but, I saw your question. So, I did push both wicks down the holes with ease, but the trick for me was doing it before coiling. I folded the wick in half, and I "screwed" each wick down each hole while twisting against the wick twist. So the whole time I'm slowly inserting the wick, it's staying twisted. Went right in both times. Then I positioned it, coiled it, and secured the coil. That being said, I won't do it again. It's baffling how this is supposed to be a dripper/tank to me. I'm not fond of it at all. I think I will try Todd's method and if that doesn't impress me, into the bin it goes. Waste of money and time to me, even though I know people who love it. I bought an AGA the same time and I am sitting here vaping on an A-7 instead.