Latest version of THE fogger V4. Worth buying?
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Hells to the yes. Just got mine today with the new post screws and it really is the fog bomb. The ample room for dual coils makes it THE Russian killer IMHO. Allusion strawberry banana cream over dual 28g 9 loop coils at 3-3.3 volts and 12watts is kicking out RDA taste and vapor without frequent refills and or the mess. This is the best vape I've had so far. And the black really is metallic anodized, not painted like some pictures look. Got mine from Sleepy Hollow Vapes on Ebay, paid Friday night, got it Monday.
edit to add:-the post screws that came on the posts were the (old) wrong ones, the correct replacements were in the o-ring baggie.
edit to add:-the post screws that came on the posts were the (old) wrong ones, the correct replacements were in the o-ring baggie.
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I was going to ask the same thing. I've been stalking the v4 myself. I guess I'll keep dropping not so subtle hints for a father's day gift.
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I'll jump back in to add some negatives now that I've run several tanks through it. Tank capacity is kinda small and goes fast on dual coils. Filling is a little messy. No matter how slow I push the juice in with my 18g flat tip I got a fair amount leaking out the top and intake holes. Filling from the top is possible but with a pyrex tank you really have to press the glass into the bottom gasket to avoid loosing the juice and have that top close by to screw on as fast as possible.
I've kinda got a system down for filling now that helps. Stuff a tight wad of cotton in the drip tip hole, nice and snug. Close the air flow off and and when first vaping slowly open the airflow each time until the chamber dries out a little.
Once the pressure is balanced after a few good pulls it's an awesome vape and mostly leak free. Would give it 5 stars if not for this, now only 4. So close though.
I've kinda got a system down for filling now that helps. Stuff a tight wad of cotton in the drip tip hole, nice and snug. Close the air flow off and and when first vaping slowly open the airflow each time until the chamber dries out a little.
Once the pressure is balanced after a few good pulls it's an awesome vape and mostly leak free. Would give it 5 stars if not for this, now only 4. So close though.
Have a V4 and love it have a V4 28mm on its way. Like they said no tool airflow control. Pretty easy to wick dual coil as apposed to a kayfun. NO MODIFICATIONS NEEDED.
I can't get mine to wick ;(
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I also had a lot of problems getting mine to wick properly. Once I did get it working it does vape fairly well. I have a older version with the smaller build deck and larger juice capacity. In all honesty I think I would rather have another Aqua clone than the newer V4 with the small juice capacity. The Aqua just seems to wick and vape a lot better, with the only downside being its small juice capacity and 21mm size. Since the new fogger v4 has about the same juice capacity as a Aqua I would get the Aqua instead personally and deal with it not being flush on my mod.
You and me seem to be in the minority though... everyone talks better vapor and flavor then a kayfun with no dry hits or leaks..... but ... is wrong with mine / build / wicking ... I tried 10 different times!!
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I just got my v4. It has awesome flavor and great clouds. I am having an issue, when I set down it leaks alot out of the air holes. Anyone have any ideas.
My idea would be that you're flooding out. The only way I could see liquid coming out of the airholes since they're right under the coils is if you have too much liquid in the build deck. Everyone says not to but I put my wick into the channels but not too much or it'll choke out and give you dry hits. How are you wicking? Can you post a pic?
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I use cotton and found a YouTube video showing to pull the wicks thru the top then stuff back in. It sounds like this must not be right from what you are saying. I'll get a pic up soon
You're running the cotton through the coil and then down into the channels? If the wicks aren't at least lying on the build deck you're going to get excess liquid in the deck and therefore air holes
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I'm running the coils thru the coils, sticking the cotton up, putting on the bottom part of the chimney, then pushing the cotton back down into the deck. I'm thinking I need to just change the way I wick.
That way should work and is recommended by a lot of people. But I put just the end of the cotton into the channels and it rocks. Wicking is fantastic. Maybe try that?
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Do you have a big deck or small deck version?
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