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Scott, please correct 3:08-3:13
I say "this allows for both a single coil setup or a dual coil setup"
What is wrong with that??
I'm not changing anything else......the important part of assembling that section has been rectified and that is all that matters
Do people purposely watch these reviews just to find anything they can criticise?? Lol
Regarding the o ring, Imeo has stated many times that no o ring on that part is necessary
Do people purposely watch these reviews just to find anything they can criticise?? Lol
Regarding the o ring, Imeo has stated many times that no o ring on that part is necessary
edited video has been uploaded and now shows the ceramic screw installed as intended
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scott
Great review as always Scott. Thanks for all the hard work you put into your reviews they are a really great source of information.
Yes, as I spoke earlier, Ithaka the best atomizer. Because Ithaka not only rebuildable&repairable but it is readjustable too
Sure dia. I never thought of that word but its more than right.
I remove 1 strand of my 3,5 wick timmy. I use 3mm or 2,5mm wick on Ithaka. Try both and see what works best for you
Scott, one more question buddy. Your text on the video where is gives a list of things about how Ithaka is made like materials etc, you say that you use 2mm fat wick. Does it works ok for you?
edited video has been uploaded and now shows the ceramic screw installed as intended
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yes mate, the 2mm wick works great for me and i also find its a lot easier to screw the basic feeding part onto the ceramic without damaging the wicks
I use 2,5mm or 3mm wick because I had even better results but thats a personal choice.
Also, if you put your rebuildable part (with wicks installed on it) berween your thumb and your index finger and roll it back - forward, the wicks go in place and basic feeding gets screwed really easy without damaging the wick. I am sure that you saw this on my video but if you still prefer to use 2mm wick and it works well for you then I am happy. Whatever works for you is more than ok with me
Also, if you put your rebuildable part (with wicks installed on it) berween your thumb and your index finger and roll it back - forward, the wicks go in place and basic feeding gets screwed really easy without damaging the wick. I am sure that you saw this on my video but if you still prefer to use 2mm wick and it works well for you then I am happy. Whatever works for you is more than ok with me
I find 2mm wick best as well. I am having trouble with my liquid traveling all the way up with 3mm. I believe the distance between the opening of the mouthpiece to the head of the ceramic is larger than Odysseus.
yes it is aal. But Ithaka has a longer body and liquid press more itself to go via wicks on the coil. But as I said, if 2mm wicks work better for you, Scott or any other friend here, its more than ok with me
Imeo correct me if I'm wrong. Basic feeding is not useful if you use mouthpiece to control liquid. Any liquid coming up from basic feeding will merge with the liquid coming from opening the mouthpiece. I see it is to be used only if you plan to keep your mouthpiece closed.
Imeo... as I like a cooler vape, I set Ithaka's basic feeding ring so it sits "higher" (less threading left for mouthpiece)
but doing this... also the juice control opening sits higher inside the tank: in my actual setup it sits at half the clear window height
not a big issue, everything works fine, just I have to refill more often. so... what about an optional mouthpiece with a taller air chamber instead? ;-)
but doing this... also the juice control opening sits higher inside the tank: in my actual setup it sits at half the clear window height
not a big issue, everything works fine, just I have to refill more often. so... what about an optional mouthpiece with a taller air chamber instead? ;-)
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short answer: yes
I love the zapper. I have a spark-o-matic from Pancho on VP and keep a couple practice pieces just for playing. The crackle and pop is addictive.
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