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Sirius is right , compare the two with your multimeter , put the leads on the posts while you fire your mod , take care not to short it though .
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and the wheel is still round and is still working just fine
It works better when you have an engine connected to it .and the wheel is still round and is still working just fine
It works better when you have an engine connected to it .
I have an excellent source of power... SVD
and the wheel is still round and is still working just fine
And, went through many iterations as well to make it a better performer. You don't see too many cars with stone or wooden wheels now do you?!
Ofcourse, stone wheels are great for grinding grains and wooden wheels have their uses as well. It's just not as mainstream anymore..
Under closer inspection, I noticed some pretty significant differences between both KFM clones. The Ivogo has larger juice channels going up to the deck, about double the size of the Infinite. Also, the Ivogo's lower channels have been drilled all the way into the base, creating round holes which are absent from the Infine version. I imagine juice gets trapped there forming a mini vacuum that prevents it from feeding right. Anyway, I ordered another Infinte clone already. I'll probably use the Ivogo in dripper mode from now on. It's weird how these clones can look almost identical, yet be so different.
I didn't get my Aqua yet, this was the other tank - the ErlPrinz. The Aqua doesn't come with a drip tip, so I picked up a couple of new ones. I have stayed with SS and found that I prefer the wide bore. I did get one that's brass made by Vapelyfe ($8 from Vape Royalty on sale) that I'm really loving. The Aqua doesn't need an adapter, it takes a standard 510 drip tip.
The Kayfun 3.1's I have for you still have the drip tip adapters, along with their threaded drip tips. So you will have options there.
And like Retic said, don't be nervous. Fiddling and figuring things out is actually a fun part of the hobby. As long as you have a working tank nearby to vape like crazy when it gets frustrating.
Aha! I didn't think of that. It's possible that it was messed up by my failure to re-assemble it correctly. Otherwise, I'll test it and go from there.
HAHAAAAAAAA. You got me. That is what I get for looking at too many things at one time. I got confused. I am 55 now, so I guess I can use that for an excuse. I didn't realize the Aqua2 came without a drip tip until today. DANG. I have one drip tip that I have bought. I like it okay, but it is a little wide for me. I have it on my Nautilus Mini. I think I will try the Vapelyfe drip tip. I hope I spelled that right. So you have adapters too? Awesome. I am going to look for a drip tip or two then. I hope the Aqua2 takes almost all drip tips. All I've had is standard tips that came with the tanks, except the one previously mentioned. It is 1cm across the top, but it seems to narrow a bit towards the bottom. It is not a shorty either. The exterior diameter is huge compared to a Kayfun tip. The inside of the new drip tip I have has a narrower hole at the bottom, but real wide at top. It takes a little bit of getting used to. I guess I have had it a little more than a month now.
No doubt about it! And I readily admit that some of these issues are my lack of familiarity, and that I messed up the re-assembly. I will get better at it. We can't all be perfect right out of the gate. Ahem.
For flavor, vapor, and all that, this is a great tank. Outperforms my Kayfuns by a lot.
For clarity, this is an authentic ErlPrinz, not a clone. Vapor Shark is an authorized reseller. They just don't have the accessories yet. The Kayfuns had threaded drip tips and needed an adapter too, but it was included. As it should be, IMO. I'm not happy that the airflow control ring doesn't work to completely close it off. That would help with filling while I practice getting it built well so that it doesn't leak without closing the AFC.
Disclaimer: Just my opinions of my experience so far.
OMG! Now THAT was funny. LMAO!!!
I have a gift for stating the obvious .I KNEW you were gonna say that! Touché!
I have a gift for stating the obvious .
I think Killer is the last person I know still using a Genny. In fact, he's the only one I've known still using a genny for the last year. Wonder if he still plays pong.
Screw the chimney onto the deck of both clones and look down into it to the juice channels. Which one shows deeper grooves now? That is the one that will wick better.
The original KFL's also have a little circular depression right at where the two juice channels meet. It's for juice to collect before heading up to the deck, and is required. It almost sounds like the Ivogo is an exact clone, which would also mean that it's channels will be quite shallow right at the top of the deck. Please check and confirm.
No doubt about it! And I readily admit that some of these issues are my lack of familiarity, and that I messed up the re-assembly. I will get better at it. We can't all be perfect right out of the gate. Ahem.
For flavor, vapor, and all that, this is a great tank. Outperforms my Kayfuns by a lot.
For clarity, this is an authentic ErlPrinz, not a clone. Vapor Shark is an authorized reseller. They just don't have the accessories yet. The Kayfuns had threaded drip tips and needed an adapter too, but it was included. As it should be, IMO. I'm not happy that the airflow control ring doesn't work to completely close it off. That would help with filling while I practice getting it built well so that it doesn't leak without closing the AFC.
Disclaimer: Just my opinions of my experience so far.
Let me know if you want to skype sometime while rebuilding an ErlPrinz.. I can show you how I do mine!
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