is there a top fill option for the goblin rta?

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jalabasa

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i love my gobin, i got it a few months back and my only issue is filling. i can't use a glass dropper, i found a blunt syringe works but is slow and i don't like carrying it when i am out and about. unicorn bottles work but it seems to trap air and push the juice out. i tried holding the talk firm and unscrewing the top but when i screw the cap back on it pushes the juice out of the air flow. so my question is, is there a compatable top filling cap that will work when i am out on the town. i have heard i some rta's work like that. most kayfun parts work with my orchid but my goblin performs so well i want to use it all the time and smash my sub tank mini to pieces. thanks for any insight.
 

milescadre

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technically you can top fill a goblin if you wicked it properly (stuffed the juice channels with wick). The wicking will prevent flooding in the chamber.

As far as a dedicated top fill cap, I have not heard of any and usually tanks such as the goblin arent recommended for top fill.

I use a unicorn bottle to fill mine, it fits and seals to the fill hole and I just squeeze away gently. no mess, and the excess air DOES force its way through the juice channels (albeit slowly).

infact I've had more issues filling with a syringe than a bottle XD Even the glass dripper was more feasible.
 

MattyTny

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I have been using a 10ml bottle with a blunt needle tip like this one and its been smooth.
10ml STEEL NEEDLE TIP DROPPER BOTTLES 10x | E-Liquids | All Liquids: Amazon.com: Industrial & Scientific

I usually fill it when the liquid level is low while the tank is still warm, I feel it helps the liquid flow easier. I don't have any liquid backing out on me doing it that way. The wick does have to be correct or else you can have issues.

Top filling can be done, but it's more risky and the possibility of a mess may not be worth it if you are out.
 
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