Kayfun lite plus V2 vs Taifun GT?
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Are those your only 2 options? If no, consider fogger v4. I think it's superior to both.
Actually you can run single coils in the fogger as well. It's just slightly more troublesome because you have to wick into all 4 juice channels from one coil, and you have to plug up the extra airflow hole.
I still have not ventured into a true rebuildable yet, but, when I do, I will be getting both a Kayfun and a Taifun along with a couple of drippers.
That way, I can not go wrong!
That way, I can not go wrong!
Cool. looks like the fogger v4 does get a lot of thumbs up. I'm currently running dual coils setup of 1ohm on my taifun. gives a nice warm vape.
Done a search on youtube n the fogger v4 does seem easier to set up for dual coil. also has the adjustable air flow option which unfortunately the taifun dosent.
It does seem to me it will take longer to wick as it needs to flow upwards as compared to the taifun.
Do u guys get dry hits often with the fogger?
Done a search on youtube n the fogger v4 does seem easier to set up for dual coil. also has the adjustable air flow option which unfortunately the taifun dosent.
It does seem to me it will take longer to wick as it needs to flow upwards as compared to the taifun.
Do u guys get dry hits often with the fogger?
I run the fogger at 0.6-0.8 ohms and no dry hits no leaks even with max VG juice. You just need to make sure when wicking you don't stuff all the cotton into the juice channels. The negative pressure will ensure that juice will come up the channels to saturate your wicks.
Use twisted coil on a kayfun and it will last you a long time. Here is a demo on how to make a twisted coil, no need a hand drill by the way. Easy to achieve a sub-ohm too.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pPjuJ0ZLxLI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pPjuJ0ZLxLI
Cool video. haven experimented with twisted coils yet.
how do u achieve that without the hand drill? care to share?
Twisted coils are cool, but I feel that parallel coils are where it's at. Easier to build, and easier to trap under the small post screws as well. Not to mention it doesn't gunk up as heavily as twisted.
A clip for anyone who want to know what a parallel coil is.
Parallel Coil Build: http://youtu.be/9MNJuYuwgwI
Parallel Coil Build: http://youtu.be/9MNJuYuwgwI
In the video where the allen key is, you replace it with a long stick and do it manually. It works for me.
Try this parallel coil using Nr-r-Nr on PT or mini PT using 18G needle. But be careful and make sure you don't cross the wires or else you get shorts. It is a dense warm vape and full on flavour and good vapor production. And not only that it has good TH. only setback is the juices has to be around 50/50 or else the flavour lost and burnt off the coil damn fast. Battery life reduced
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Flavor the taifun, vapor the Kayfun.
I found them both to be easy to build. The taifun is lacking a little in the vapor production department without a few changes
I pulled out the airflow control completely and wrapped it at 1.2 with 28g ribbon kanthal and used a wide bore driptip.(1.4 if using the provari)
Gave it unmatched flavor and serious vape production:
I'm about to dump all of my kayfuns and switch taifun.
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