It's happened, the AQUA has been CLONED
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Magnets? Think if you stiffened up the switch somewhat it would work for you? Fat daddy vapes sells a set.
Yes, thank you sedge. Thing is, it shouldn't be saying that hence my dilemma.
After the new dripper gave me the error I threw in the towel. Seems like anything without a truly adjustable 510 was going to give me errors
After the new dripper gave me the error I threw in the towel. Seems like anything without a truly adjustable 510 was going to give me errors
Hey guys, just spreading the aqua love. My current go to (and only) atomizer!
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I'm a big fan of mine. I'm currently trying to find a dripper I like
Aqua and Taifun GT are my A string.
Aqua and Taifun GT are my A string.
took a bit to get my wife off the kayfun and onto the GT
after she caved, there was no going back
/dark side F.TW
after she caved, there was no going back
/dark side F.TW
Well I can't say I'm pleased with mine just yet, but it's user error that's causing my frustration. Maybe someone can clear this up for me... dual coil builds only correct? Otherwise I leave two channels wide open to leak? I know it sounds stupid of me... 
you'd have to plug up the air hole if you want to rock single coil. probably would want to plug up the juice channels as well
but yea, it's made specifically for a dual coil setup
but yea, it's made specifically for a dual coil setup
I realized that after the fact, my Aqua's first time in service was leaking incessantly combined with a gurgled, muted vape. Just wanted to make sure it was in fact my mistake. I'll give it another go...
post some pictures. I'm sure we'll be able to help you out
im still specifically in bottom fill mode myself. no leaking or gurgling that way
im still specifically in bottom fill mode myself. no leaking or gurgling that way
I have yet to lock down my methods, since my first attempt I built a single coil just to test it out. Some test run...
Jusy stuff some cotton in the juice channels you are not using for the wick. I have ran it like that and had no problems.
Libertine, Regardless of how you do the build, in order to not pour juice straight out of the air paths all four of the juice channels must be filled with cotton at one point or another. It's blocks the juice from just flowing back out. Don't cop out with a single coil, the aqua is dual coil native; that's rare.
Take advantage of it!
28 gauge, two drill bits, allen wrenches, nails, WHATEVER, wrap your coils 5-8 wraps each depending on size with LONG legs,
position the coil while leaving it on the wrap tool,
wrap your legs tight around the posts so they're all secure even before anything's tight,
tighten the knurl nuts, remove coil tool after making sure the whole of the coil clears the chimney when reassembled,
heat and pinch both coils ~3-5 times each,
rip a piece of cotton, roll it TIGHT, thread it through each, you want them snug,
position the cotton into each of the channels and take note of where it lies, then lift it back out of the channels and clip it right before it reaches the horizontal channel.
Poke em in there, juice it up and cap it off!
Let me know how the process goes
I'd recommend just using the top knurl nuts at the beginning btw, tighten down the bottom ones before you start!
Take advantage of it!
28 gauge, two drill bits, allen wrenches, nails, WHATEVER, wrap your coils 5-8 wraps each depending on size with LONG legs,
position the coil while leaving it on the wrap tool,
wrap your legs tight around the posts so they're all secure even before anything's tight,
tighten the knurl nuts, remove coil tool after making sure the whole of the coil clears the chimney when reassembled,
heat and pinch both coils ~3-5 times each,
rip a piece of cotton, roll it TIGHT, thread it through each, you want them snug,
position the cotton into each of the channels and take note of where it lies, then lift it back out of the channels and clip it right before it reaches the horizontal channel.
Poke em in there, juice it up and cap it off!
Let me know how the process goes
I'd recommend just using the top knurl nuts at the beginning btw, tighten down the bottom ones before you start!
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sanded the bottom of my 510 a hair. my green hana will fire it consistently, but the copper one still hates it. driving me nuts really.
might have to purchase another Aqua now for it
might have to purchase another Aqua now for it
The center pin on a Kayfun Lite is a good example of the maximum that one would generally want the 510 extending out past the threaded portion.
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