Kayfun question

[PoeDung]

Hello,
I'm thinking about ordering the kayfun. Has anyone had troubles with this flooding in the cold? I've been using an igo w with single coil on my iTaste MVP 2 and looking for a more rebuildable tank type system.
Thanks

 

[Dlovell]

I've never had an issue with flooding. In the cold? Probably even more unlikely. Proper wicking will be your biggest challenge. Head over to the kayfun lite thread. Lots of people who know what they're doing more so than myself, and willing to help!


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[steel bender]

I've heard a lot of people say going from a hot to cold area cause their tank to flood/leak all over the place. My tobeco kfl clone goes from a warm house out into a cold area at work and back everyday, so far it's never leaked a drop on its own.

 

[State O' Flux]

Like Dlovell... I've never had a Kayfun flood when built with a proper wick. I won't go into the variations of wick materials and designs that work, as that could take up several paragraphs. As Dlovell suggested, read several of the threads on Kayfun and their clones available to you.

Extreme temperature changes, with the associated expansion and contraction of metal/plastic, could cause minor leaks with an atomizer that has borderline sealing qualities to begin with... but pressure (extreme elevation) changes would be the most likely (external) source for any sort of flooding.
That potential exists for any pressure differential atomizer... and easily avoided by simply revitalizing/maintaining the vacuum as those elevation changes occur.

 

[PoeDung]

Where can I find the Kayfun Lite thread?

 

[State O' Flux]

Where can I find the Kayfun Lite thread?

Doesn't really matter too much what version. A Kayfun 3.1, a KFL, a KFL+, a Russian or Russian 91%, some of the clones like the EhPro... the build will be the same. The primary differentiations are how air flow is controlled and whether they have a "collector tank" or not.
Here's a link to the Svoe Mesto forum and their International section, where they have enthusiast threads and user manuals in English.