I thought that one has bad air flow control? Plus there is no fill screw. Is it a problem for you?
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I thought that one has bad air flow control? Plus there is no fill screw. Is it a problem for you?
I bought a real one early on, sold it though, bought an Ithaka.
I see no difference in the quality of the clone but in the FT forums folks are talking about the center pin breaking right where the threads stop where it screws into the little positive block because ? and that part is brass ( not verified by me yet) SM.de sells the pins them but doesn't ship to US.
It fills with the plastic nettle bottle just like the real one.
Air is good
I bought a couple bottles
Edit: All but one that posted in the FT forum received their clone with the center pin already broken so maybe they had some really big guy putting them together.
A little more, my center pin was loose just like on the real one and I tightened it down real good and it didn't break, just saying.
I see no difference in the quality of the clone but in the FT forums folks are talking about the center pin breaking right where the threads stop where it screws into the little positive block because ? and that part is brass ( not verified by me yet) SM.de sells the pins them but doesn't ship to US.
It fills with the plastic nettle bottle just like the real one.
Air is good
I bought a couple bottles
Edit: All but one that posted in the FT forum received their clone with the center pin already broken so maybe they had some really big guy putting them together.
A little more, my center pin was loose just like on the real one and I tightened it down real good and it didn't break, just saying.
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Hm... I went with the KFL, since it just seems easier to fill. If the shiny bothers me too much, sandpaper is cheap.
I have a Neme clone (brass on SS from vape Royalty and the KFL brushed looks near identical to the Neme). It's a dull shine. Say satin.
Could you post pictures? Yeah i was hunting for a brushed KFL clone, but FT only has the polished.
Yeah, I've got that one on the list as a backup. It will be a while before I can order one so I was looking around to see if I could find a good price on the Tobeco version since it is getting really good reviews. The problem I am running into is a lot of sites don't advertise whether their clone is the EHPro or the Tobeco. :/
Also, thanks for the PM, I got it and understand.
I am notoriously slow with responding to PMs so I thought I better mention it here.Ignore the gap. I don't have my Neme pin adjusted for the Kayfun. I have the KF on my Provari.
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In the never ending search for the Holy Grail of KFL coils...here's my latest. The only difference between this and a standard 1.5mm/28ga/1.4ohm setup is the wick placement, i extended the wick length and looped the excess back up off the deck and snugged it up next to the coil on both sides then trimmed each side even with the end of the coil. Vapor production is better than any other style I've built, and flavor is a bit better. I'm kinda coiled out having tried every style execpt twisted...so I'll probably stick with this one for awhile...famous last words. 
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Ignore the gap. I don't have my Neme pin adjusted for the Kayfun. I have the KF on my Provari.
Wow, looks great! KFL is authentic right? If its a clone you MUST tell me where you got it
Wow, looks great! KFL is authentic right? If its a clone you MUST tell me where you got it
KLite is the real deal..
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Wow, looks great! KFL is authentic right? If its a clone you MUST tell me where you got it
It's an authentic Svoemesto KFL purchased from InTaste.
I have the same set up - just a quick note (for me) stay away from the rocket. Love my KFL and have a Russian 91% coming soon
In the never ending search for the Holy Grail of KFL coils...here's my latest. The only difference between this and a standard 1.5mm/28ga/1.4ohm setup is the wick placement, i extended the wick length and looped the excess back up off the deck and snugged it up next to the coil on both sides then trimmed each side even with the end of the coil. Vapor production is better than any other style I've built, and flavor is a bit better. I'm kinda coiled out having tried every style execpt twisted...so I'll probably stick with this one for awhile...famous last words.
How's the draw on it? Seems like airflow could be a bit restricted?
In the never ending search for the Holy Grail of KFL coils...here's my latest. The only difference between this and a standard 1.5mm/28ga/1.4ohm setup is the wick placement, i extended the wick length and looped the excess back up off the deck and snugged it up next to the coil on both sides then trimmed each side even with the end of the coil. Vapor production is better than any other style I've built, and flavor is a bit better. I'm kinda coiled out having tried every style execpt twisted...so I'll probably stick with this one for awhile...famous last words.
Hmm... I'm going to try that.
I too am curious about that. Was also wondering about the vapor production. Once the wicks are wet the airflow seems like it would be pretty well sealed underneath. Looks nice though. Very neat.
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I was a bit concerned about the air flow as well...happy to report all is well and cranking out thicker vapor than any other build yet, I put about 2ml in the tank just in case it didn't work...it fantastic and running on empty now, it definitely uses up juice a bit quicker. I'll be sticking with this wicking method for sure, just gonna vary resistance a bit, I think a lower ohm build will work well with that little extra wick touching the outside. Lemme know how it works for you guys, or if you make it better...naturally.
Thanks fellas
Hard to see in this pic, the wick exiting the right side of the coil goes down as normal, then makes a u-turn at the deck and gets tucked on the top exterior of the coil, then trim to match the length of the coil, on both sides of course...you guys get it, just thought I'd briefly explain.
Thanks fellas
Hard to see in this pic, the wick exiting the right side of the coil goes down as normal, then makes a u-turn at the deck and gets tucked on the top exterior of the coil, then trim to match the length of the coil, on both sides of course...you guys get it, just thought I'd briefly explain.
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I was a bit concerned about the air flow as well...happy to report all is well and cranking out thicker vapor than any other build yet, I put about 2ml in the tank just in case it didn't work...it fantastic and running on empty now, it definitely uses up juice a bit quicker. I'll be sticking with this wicking method for sure, just gonna vary resistance a bit, I think a lower ohm build will work well with that little extra wick touching the outside. Lemme know how it works for you guys, or if you make it better...naturally.
Thanks fellas
Hard to see in this pic, the wick exiting the right side of the coil goes down as normal, then makes a u-turn at the deck and gets tucked on the top exterior of the coil, then trim to match the length of the coil, on both sides of course...you guys get it, just thought I'd briefly explain.
Well I needed to build a new coil tonight, it was just acting a bit weird, so I tried this. I think I used a bit more cotton then you, and it did tight up the draw a bit but I like it.
I wonder what effect just having three parallel wicks would have?
One through the coil, and two on either side, Protank 'Flavour wick' style, all three pushed down to the deck. Might be less hassle to build.
One through the coil, and two on either side, Protank 'Flavour wick' style, all three pushed down to the deck. Might be less hassle to build.
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