This is generally true. Most NETs will trash your coils in a quick hurry. There are exceptions though (as with most HHV NETs). It is also true there are some non-tobacco e-liquids also capable of trashing coils quickly. I use drippers for the gunkers...easy to clean and small capacities so I don't have to wait till the end of a tank.
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This is generally true. Most NETs will trash your coils in a quick hurry. There are exceptions though (as with most HHV NETs). It is also true there are some non-tobacco e-liquids also capable of trashing coils quickly. I use drippers for the gunkers...easy to clean and small capacities so I don't have to wait till the end of a tank.
Ever since I bought my first KFL plus V2 I have used a 2.4mm mini screwdriver 28awg Kanthal 8 wraps for 1.5 ohms now that I have 3 and a V4 thats all I use and they work great. Never even been tempted to change. The jury is still out whether I like KGD or Rayon better. So far I really kinda like Rayon but I am giving the KGD a chance since I have 60 pads. The only thing that I am going to try is NI200 when my Vapor shark gets here. That combo has worked so well for me I just stay with it.
I will say I am so glad I was on top of it when the V4 came out. I am on the V4 clone thread and it seems like about 1 out 10 people have no trouble. I guess they are having a real problem cloning them and I say way to go SvoeMesto. I love mine more than my KFL's. Never had a problem. I'd be so ...... all the time trying to make a fake work. I am not real good in the patience dept or trying to make something work that just isn't right if you get my meaning. You know come to think of it my KFL's I bought 4 repair kits for and never even had to change an Oring. My only real gripe with them is they didn't make the chimney about 3mm longer.
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I would recommend just staying with what you have or another non temp control device for the immediate future. In my humble (or not so humble) opinion, temp control has a ways to go before it's really ready for the masses. Lots of folks beating their heads against the wall trying to get it right, especially with the Kayfun type devices. Learn the "old ways" first and you will be better prepared to tackle the new and by the time you have mastered coiling and all the associated stuff they might have ironed out some of the issues with temp control. I have Ni200 wire and a DNA40 board in standby to try but am not in a real hurry to implement it yet.
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I am vaping what sounds like your basic setup now. 28ga kanthal coil in a 2.5mm (approx) drill bit, 8 coils at 1.5 ohm and using around 14 watts.
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Ah, another rayon devotee (hi brother) with a lifetime supply. I have been building coils off the same 10 feet somebody sent me for the last six months and have hardly put a dent in it.
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My best answer is watts are watts no matter what device they come from. I will say that the cheaper devices (VAMO, etc.) use pulse width modulation to control the voltage applied and the better (higher priced) mods use dc current. I find the DC current mods provide a smoother vape.
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Got my clone today. Very clean on the outside and no oil on it or smell. Will take apart soon and do a thorough inspection and cleaning.View attachment 402918
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Going to get me some of this today. Heard a lot of good with it.
If you are making you own juice (a whole nother discussion) Vaping Zone has a concentrated flavor called "Real Cig" that's as close to a Boro red or light that I have found. I use it as my daily vape. 3% in a 70/30 pg/vg base with 12 to 18% nic should do you great. Might want to increase the NIC a little is you smoked more than a pack a day. Careful with the NIC levels on the Kayfun though, the better the device is at making vapor the more nic it delivers. If you find yourself getting dizzy and such, might want to drop the nic levels a bit.
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Hey tha looks just like my box. Hey MKID the MVP is a great little device and it doesn't use the 33.3 chip. I've had mine for probably a year and a half and works great with a KF I vape a little cooler then Matt does about 10.5-11w is my sweet spot. I think that is as high as the MVP goes. But like I say it is a great little device and the battery will last for 2 days
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What do you guys think of this Kayfun 3.1 (Not clone) with 2.7mm Airflow, Pyrex Glass tank and Top Fill top cap?
I tend to think this is good advice. The DNA40's should be left to the veterans, Evolv and the atty makers for now to iron out the wrinkles.
More good advice. Just to add, the iStick also uses PWM. And further clarification, you're speaking of low frequency PWM. Provari uses PWM but it is at a high frequency and essentially runs like DC..
Watch PBusardos review on the MVP2 they fixed most of his complaints on it but you will see how good it is for a device in that price range.
What do you guys think of this Kayfun 3.1 (Not clone) with 2.7mm Airflow, Pyrex Glass tank and Top Fill top cap?
Hey where did you pick that monster up Intaste? Maybe it's just my eyes but is that a 26650
OK I see now it is 18650 but it sure is nice. You had that for a while? I haven't even seen those offered for sale anywhere do they still make the 3.1
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