Kazoo

[MrShawn2399]

Hey I just got a Kazoo from...well everyone knows where they're from, and I usually drip in a 510 atty. Well I put the same atty I have been using for some time on the Kazoo and my juice just runs right out of the bottom of the atty and all over my Kazoo. The Kazoo is working fine, as long as I use carto's but I really want to drip in it. What gives? Is this a normal problem? Do you have to use a drip shield with the Kazoo? Can someone help...I want my 5V's!!!

 

[JimmyA]

I dont use the same, but I have had to use a different cart and style atty on my pv. I guess the ones that came with my unit are already being replaced with a different style. Supose to has less floading and conserve on juice. Good luck, I know someone will be able to help, they always do!

 

[MiXoLoGiSt]

There really is no drip shield for a 510 atty. You just got to stop over dripping pretty much. Those kazoos dont have drip cups so it will leak if you over drip on it. Drip about 3 drops and that's it. vape that away (4-6 puffs) and drip a couple more drops in it.

 

[JustaGuy]

+1 miXoLoGiSt. You're dripping too much if juice is going through atty, no more than 3-4 drops.

 

[dormouse]

If the Kazoo is higher voltage (like for example 3.7 or 5v vs the 510's 3.2v or so) then the juice could be made looser by the extra heat. Also - are you holding it at a different angle?

Also heat or a higher collar around the threads can create a it of suction when you finish dragging and suck the juice down the atty. Press the button in 1-2 seconds before you start dragging, drag slowly, and let up the button slightly before the end of your drag so the tail end of your drag will counteract any suction.

If you are using 5v - is your 510 atty suitable for 5v? Do you know the ohms of your 510 atty? You could be making the juice too hot.