In my time owning/using a kayfun (10 months now) I have seen every imaginable build using every imaginable wicking material. They all come and they all go and when the dust settles, what is left is a standard microcoil with cotton ball.
I have all their releases so if you need something just pm me.Am I getting old and cranky because I don't feel the need for anything besides that combo in the kayfun or is it just common sense telling me don't fix what ain't broke .
Noticed your avatar thought I was the only deadhead on here. I guess its proof that there are enough breain cells left for a deadhead build a KLF
I just can't get it. New failure mode. I stripped the rayon and put in cotton. The first thing you notice is the thickness of a roll of cotton isn't consistant. Anyway I loaded it up got some flavor but no and I mean no vapor on the exhale, is this flooding?
Honestly on most forums I'm one of the first guys to figure something out but these KLF's are busting my balls.
What happened to that pictorial?
Noticed your avatar thought I was the only deadhead on here. I guess its proof that there are enough breain cells left for a deadhead build a KLF
I just can't get it. New failure mode. I stripped the rayon and put in cotton. The first thing you notice is the thickness of a roll of cotton isn't consistant. Anyway I loaded it up got some flavor but no and I mean no vapor on the exhale, is this flooding?
Honestly on most forums I'm one of the first guys to figure something out but these KLF's are busting my balls.
What happened to that pictorial?
If you are, then I am too.
People like to fiddle and building is a hobby. Most of us have been struck by the hobby aspect of it (I have). I never underestimate that. But at some point we all have our limits and just want to vape. The standard microcoil using cotton or silica seems to take the vape experience 90% of the way if not 100%. All the other build setups and fancy wicking material is more for the hobby than the practicality (notwithstanding if someone prefers to subohm or megawatt)...IMO and I know there will be those who adamantly disagree. And that's OK.
I was thinking of sending it back ready to vape but I also could just wick and coil it with no juice so you could see it. I figured between me seeing your non working build and telling you what I think, and also wicking a few, ready to go coils, that should be enough.
Tbh, a 26g build at sub ohm is not that much of a difference imo. I mean there are slight differences but nothing like a sub ohm drip per compared to a 1.5 ohm dripper. Now I do have 2 kayfuns for sub ohm, and one is usually dual coiled, sometimes they are set up with 26g, sometimes they are twisted wire builds, but none are 28g. Also in these 2 devices, I have opened up the airflow and also widened the juice channels. All the modifications along with a thicker gauge wire at lower resistances has increased the flavor for sure. As for vapor production, just slightly because I still don't think airflow is open enough. Also throat hit and overall heat seems about the same imo. The main reason I sub ohm the kayfuns is just to achieve my desired wattages with a mech mod. let's say I only had vv devices that all were between 15 to 20 watts, if so I doubt I would sub ohm a kayfun. But hell, try it out. The wire is cheap and if you have a mech, experiment. Everyone is different and feel thinks differently. It like rayon, alot say it's so much better then cotton that it's not even close, while some see hardly no differences. I will have to say my favorite kayfun set up is a dual coil at 20 watts. This is with twisted gauge wire at .9 ohms
A few years ago we ran into a Rot up in Traverse City that was the swimmingist dog I've ever seen. She brought back sticks the kids threw for about an hour straight. Great dogs IMHO
Master of Bassets...and not much else.
Give it a try and let me know. How long have you had the device? And which one is it? Sometimes it just the smallest things that makes a big difference and it just may take a few more builds to find it. If there is one thing that I wish I could change in the kayfun, it would be a design that would allow you to make a build without having to take out the juice. This would allow for a much shorter learning curve for most. that's why I love working on my aqua tanks, you can turn upside down and unscrew base while keeping the juice in the upper part. The chimney stays attached to top cap and tank section. when re wicked, or re coiled, you can just thread base back into juiced tank section. So all the kayfun needs to achieve this is for the chimney and chimney top to be one piece, and to make it possible to stay attached to the top cap. Maybe some threads inside the little chimney top hole. If this had some threads, then maybe there could be a drip tip that threaded down into it, this would make the chimney stay. If this could be done, all you need to do is to flip over device and unscrew bottom deck and keep everything else intact, including the juice. In theory it should work but who knows? Maybe one day I will modify one to see.
If I were to get a dog, I would consider a Rot. I really like Labs but a Rot would be second on my list (no little yappy dogs). Beautiful doggies and wonderful pets! Not to mention I could probably relegate my .357 magnum to back up status.
