At .9 I don't have a problem but at .6 I often get a dry/burnt hit. Both are using the same juice. Anyone else had this problem? What can I do about it?
KFL+ Sub-Ohm Liquid Feed Problem
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My guess would be to use a larger bore wrap on your coil so that you can get more wicking material in the coil, to carry more ejuice. More power will evaporate the ejuice more rapidly and you have found the limit of the wicking capacity of your current wick.
This is all speculation on my part since I don't sub-ohm my Kayfuns.
This is all speculation on my part since I don't sub-ohm my Kayfuns.
Kind of wonder if that's the problem but I wanted to see if others have had success and what they did to get it.
Pretty much what others have said. Also I'd be careful as I've heard of the insulators melting while sub ohming. Just too much heat.
Sent from my cotton stuffed microcoiled Android unit.
Sent from my cotton stuffed microcoiled Android unit.
Try a slightly thicker wick with a larger diameter coil, that will allow more liquid to flow. If you're still having issues it's probably at the Kayfuns limit of supplying juice through the channels.
I wouldn't worry about it though, you don't gain much if anything from going sub ohm on a kayfun and they aren't really made for it, the heat can mess up the insulators over time. I've modded mine where they sub ohm great but still I choose to keep my builds in the 1.2 ohm rage.
I wouldn't worry about it though, you don't gain much if anything from going sub ohm on a kayfun and they aren't really made for it, the heat can mess up the insulators over time. I've modded mine where they sub ohm great but still I choose to keep my builds in the 1.2 ohm rage.
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