NEW avs3 (UFS)

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imeothanasis

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I have to find a way first to control the liquid inside 901 baddao my friend. Of course I can make 901 UFS without this feature but I dont want to do it like that. But if will not be able to find a way to control liquid on 901 then I will do it without this feature but this will take some time of thinking
 

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+1 on rediscovering the 510- I hadn't used one for quite some time before getting a UFS, but it's really working for me now. The flavor and vapor are really outstanding, every hit is like the first hit after dripping. I haven't even owned a gg for all that long, but after watching imeo's helpful videos, it was easy to set up and get the hang of. As others have mentioned, my regular nic level hits harder in this setup with the ability to control the airflow independently and really regulate the air to juice level in your vape. Love it. Love the 901 too, but this will fill the bill nicely.
 

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I must say, I ran 3.7v with a LR atty for a week in my UFS and was not getting much flavor at all compared to the same set up in my AFSv2... even contemplated selling it and going back to my AFSv2's then I decided to try 7.4v using 2x's 18350 and a 5ohm atty and the flavor is just INCREDIBLE! Now I like my UFS the best. :)
 

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The AVS2/UFS system will change every thing about the way you vape, its better than dripping, its consistent vapor with out the mess.

I would agree, it is better than anything else. And in the long run easier to use with less mess and better performance than any tank or feeder I've used - and I have them all pretty much.

However, I would caution potential new owners to expect a LARGE learning curve. I'm a geek, and I had disappointing use and performance for the first three days. Even with Bruce from CoV's patient coaching at VapeFest, I was either leaking or getting horrible dratty. It wasn't until I had it in hand, and watched Igetcha69 and Imeo's videos on the UFS again with the unit in hand that I 'got' it.

It does work, and work amazingly well. A marvel of mechanical engineering really, and a work of art. Just be prepared to have to master how the air control and liquid control rings work in practice for your atomizer and juice to get to that consistent vape. Since then its been vaping nirvana; no leaking, no dratty, wonderful flavor and amazing vapor. :) Don't be discouraged when you first try it, keep at it. Its SOOO worth the cost and learning investment.

My biggest mistake was thinking I wanted the air and liquid wide open. I actually get more vapor and more consistent juice flow with them restricted quite a bit. At this point I'm familiar enough with it that I lock them closed for the night, and can pick it up in the morning and spin the rings to exactly where I need them to be.
 

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Dude, I also vape a thick like honey juice. I leave my air wide open and the juice about half open. I also have to adjust to make sure the airholes for the air adjustment are oriented up or it alternates between burnt and flooded. Set up like this it works great and I'm really using up a lot of juice. 3.7v@1.5ohms. 65% unthinned vg.

Also, I find I need to tip it up almost level for a few puffs now and then and the mouthpiece screwed in til it barely touches.

Hope something I said helps because once you get it, oh yeah.
Now I just gotta get a pair of 18350's and a 5ohm atty to try.
 
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thedudeabides

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Hmm, what did you mean by orienting the airholes up? You mean make sure they are in the up position when you're taking a drag or does that have something to do with the way you are putting it together?

I am using Vaporstation's VG line which is about the thickest VG I have come across yet, not sure what it's unthinned VG percent but it's pretty darn thick. The problem I was having was getting it fed at all unless I did the whole "unscrewing and then screwing the cap back in" trick, which would overfeed it a bit into the collector tank and would give me awhile of carefree vaping. There's definately some type of back pressure that is causing it, I notice if I let it sit for awhile with some juice in the collector tank that it eventually all gets sucked back into the main tank (very slowly). I really feel close here, just not sure how to alleviate that back pressure.

That being said, even in this form I am just loving this thing, I didn't think it was possible for a 510 to taste as good as the 801 minis I've been loving lately. And I've also been running slightly thinner juices which have been great as well.
 
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