I heard the clones won't work with silica.
Now that was just mean...lol
But we know he's just kidding....
I heard the clones won't work with silica.
Is that KF4 a KF lite?! If not,... what you doing here telling us about it?! j/k We really just need a single thread for KF, IMHO
Don't mess with my silica... lol
I highly doubt it's a matter of "being able to" and more a matter of "how many potential customers willing to pay the stated price are out there to justify the investment".Unfortunately for you and I, ToBeCo has NOT made a Kayfun V4 Clone yet. They are only thinking about cloning Kayfun V4 right now. They are just testing market demand by advertising their NON Existing V4 Clone. IMHO
That's the feeling I've got after talking, via Skype, with one of ToBeCo sales representatives last night. Of course, the Rep. neither confirmed, or denied the fact that ToBeCo didn't yet successfully clone Kayfun V4.
Lol, no problem man, not trying to show off, sorry if it appeared that way . I am just saying that if anyone is hesitant to go from KFL to KF4, do it. For me at least it is worth it. Now that's on topic
Looks like I'm not going to get my rDNA40 Vapor Shark before the Holydays:
"As you may know, a small percentage of the Evolv boards that drive our device have had a quality control issue in regards to the screen readout becoming grainy or scrambled. While this issue has been addressed and resolved with Evolv, we are having our Quality Control Team hand-check each device prior to sending it out to you in efforts to thwart any shipment that may have had a faulty board. Due to this issue, we are also not getting the quantity of DNA 40 chips that we require on a weekly basis to keep up with the demand. Evolv is doing everything they can do on their end to get us back up to speed and meet our demands. Due to these unforeseen issues, our usual speed of fulfillment and delivery has been compromised and we are doing everything in our power to get as many devices out as quickly as possible. We sincerely apologize for not being able to deliver the product you ordered on time. Please be patient with us as we are doing our best and will ship your device as soon as possible.
We really appreciate your business and while we would love nothing more than to get these devices in your hands today, we want to assure ourselves that the product we are sending you is free of any screen readout defect and fully meeting our quality expectations.
In light of this, we understand that you may not want to wait longer than the initially expected time frame and would instead prefer a full refund. If this is the case, please let us know and we will gladly issue you one (typical refund turnaround time is 3-5 days). However, if you do decide to wait you can hold your position in line for the rDNA 40 and be assured that you or your loved ones will receive one of the market's best devices and that it has been quality tested and approved!
Regardless of your decision, we appreciate your business and from the bottom of our hearts apologize for this unforeseen inconvenience. More over, we appreciate your patience!"
Unfortunately for you and I, ToBeCo has NOT made a Kayfun V4 Clone yet. They are only thinking about cloning Kayfun V4 right now. They are just testing market demand by advertising their NON Existing V4 Clone. IMHO
That's the feeling I've got after talking, via Skype, with one of ToBeCo sales representatives last night. Of course, the Rep. neither confirmed, or denied the fact that ToBeCo didn't yet successfully clone Kayfun V4.
Just an idea that worked for me. KFL is difficult to open up due to the center pin being a choke point. There is plenty of room between the center pin and the body to carry more air. Well, I drilled a intake hole near the top of the center pin just below where it comes in contact with the top insulator. And now my pin has 3 intake holes. 2 near the bottom, and one near the top. The mod made a noticeable difference.
Not sure if this has been tried before, Just throwing it out in case it will help someone.
BTW: to drill out the hole, first I needed to grind a pilot dimple in the pin with my dremel and a diamond tip so the drill bit would be stable. And than I chased the main hole with a drill bit to remove any ridges that I created while drilling the intake hole
I hope that you're going to post a picture of what you just said.
Just an idea that worked for me. KFL is difficult to open up due to the center pin being a choke point. There is plenty of room between the center pin and the body to carry more air. Well, I drilled a intake hole near the top of the center pin just below where it comes in contact with the top insulator. And now my pin has 3 intake holes. 2 near the bottom, and one near the top. The mod made a noticeable difference.
Not sure if this has been tried before, Just throwing it out in case it will help someone.
BTW: to drill out the hole, first I needed to grind a pilot dimple in the pin with my dremel and a diamond tip so the drill bit would be stable. And than I chased the main hole with a drill bit to remove any ridges that I created while drilling the intake hole
Just an idea that worked for me. KFL is difficult to open up due to the center pin being a choke point. There is plenty of room between the center pin and the body to carry more air. Well, I drilled a intake hole near the top of the center pin just below where it comes in contact with the top insulator. And now my pin has 3 intake holes. 2 near the bottom, and one near the top. The mod made a noticeable difference.
Not sure if this has been tried before, Just throwing it out in case it will help someone.
BTW: to drill out the hole, first I needed to grind a pilot dimple in the pin with my dremel and a diamond tip so the drill bit would be stable. And than I chased the main hole with a drill bit to remove any ridges that I created while drilling the intake hole