Tennovan, that's pretty much what I am doing. I like to keep it simple as the kayfun allows for simplicity. I'm seeing lots of interesting ways to wick and coil the kayfun but truthfully find most of it to be unnecessary (albeit fun to watch). A simple inline micro-coil with easily insertable cotton ball wick does the trick every time. I liked some of vapdiver's leg tricks for easy mounting on the screws. I think it should be pointed out that for the subohm enthusiasts, 26 ga (as vapdiver uses) is a good choice while 30 ga is a better choice for the regulated mod users where higher resistance is mandatory. Just my opinion as there will be someone who comes along and refutes everything I just said.
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Fantastic! Your previous one was good enough... I succeeded my micros by following it to the T... now this one, which is more neater off course, gets me to try your type of dual micros on my next build.
Thanks buddy! I might 'subscribe' to your YT channel now I guess... another vape-reviewer in the making, is it?
Well, it's not the second coming of Christ, but the Kayfun is a VERY nice device providing both enhanced flavor and performance. For those who own Provari's, the Kayfun is a similar experience. While there are many PVs that do the same thing a Provari does, nothing produces more confidence than a Provari. The Kayfun is the same. It makes you feel confident you are getting the very best vaping experience.
I think my wicks are a little too long, the end kinda goes past the channel and the side if the wick is laying on the channel if that makes sense. I'll try and fix it tonight
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Until the next engineering genius comes along in, what, 3 months?
But I agree. This thing screams quality right down to the 510 threads. I've never had a device that threads so easily that I can give it one twist and watch it spin all the way to connection.
nice vid...thanks for pointing that one out. At about 12:50, he rolls his cotton and inserts it into the coil. I usually dont use that much cotton where you need to force feed it through the coil. This contrasts a bit to vapdivrr's technique and with what I do as well. I found that this can inhibit juice flow. But I guess it may depend upon how you compress the cotton prior to placing it in the coil.
Any other force feeders out there that want to share experiences?
After I built it i filled it up all the way. Is there anyway to go back in there and fix up the wicks without wasting all the juice?
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I use a long blunt syringe to pull the juice out first. I suppose you might be able to plug the drip tip, then unscrew the base. You'd have to prop it up to keep it upside down while you work on the build.
Unless you have a DNA20 then you can have your cake and eat it too
Not refuting....Just having fun
Unless you have a DNA20 then you can have your cake and eat it too
Not refuting....Just having fun
And it was fun.
I was wondering what took everyone so long.
Yes Lord, someone told me to unfill it by sucking it out with a syringe. It worked beautifully as Mozzer suggests. And Q is also correct. You don't want to fill it 100%. Where did I see a vid where they had it tilted at a 45 degree angle and left a pea sized bubble visible in the window?
For those desperate for the Kayfun Lite (and other versions)....
They're in stock. Someone just sent me the link on another thread.
Kayfun Lite
They're in stock. Someone just sent me the link on another thread.
Kayfun Lite
So I decided to try all cotton (I have been playing around with ceramic). Watched vapdivvr's great video this morning kayfun lite coil set-ups - YouTube and slapped one together at lunch.
So far I'm pleasantly surprised. I did the two vertical single micro coil build, using 28g around a 16g needle. I wanted to be a little cautious as it was my first build of this sort, so I believe it was ~10 wraps and came out at ~1.3-1.4 ohms. I think next time I will shoot for 0.9-1.0 range. It seems fairly versatile, vapeable from 9-15 watts (~3.7-4.6v) currently at 14 watts/4.4v and liking it so far.
*Edit - Russian on DNA20 mod
So far I'm pleasantly surprised. I did the two vertical single micro coil build, using 28g around a 16g needle. I wanted to be a little cautious as it was my first build of this sort, so I believe it was ~10 wraps and came out at ~1.3-1.4 ohms. I think next time I will shoot for 0.9-1.0 range. It seems fairly versatile, vapeable from 9-15 watts (~3.7-4.6v) currently at 14 watts/4.4v and liking it so far.
*Edit - Russian on DNA20 mod
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