Never would have thought it went down that far! I figured it would only be about a 1/4" - 1/2". Same restriction in the CL version?
Received my CL version from FT Today. Base and Chimney are drilled to 7/64 on all three Egrip OLEDs now. Vaping nicely but for some reason they still feel more restricted than I imagined they would be. A bit more air than the old Egrip with RBA base. Favor notes are not as pronounced as with the RBA base. They are ripping through juice now though. Starting to understand how you were getting through 2 full tanks before your battery died!Alright...
With current modifications: hole in center of CL base (like rda), and chimney drilled to 7/64" - airflow restriction is in the base now.
Drilling the chimney, did not seam to produce much of a result. Playing with the airflow, I covered the air holes during mid toot. It seams That the "new" restriction is all in the base/stock airflow hole.
Going to attempt to drill the cl base more open now. Lol. Using the same 7/64" bit so the chimney is in direct line/size with the base hole. Hoping this will bring the egrip into the more respectable airflow zone it requires for these new CL coils.
Another update soon, within the hour
Side note: it was alot easier to drill the chimney vs a hole in the cl base. The drill went thru the chimney like butter, as the cl base I had to add pressure....
I noticed the same thing at higher wattages and suspected the same. My solution was to lower the wattages and to use the new 200s quite a bit more. Find myself using egrips less & less in general.One thing I have noticed, and 100% certain of it, the silicone seals that seal the tops of the ego coils put off a wierd taste. I have tried 4 different juices to find the source of the taste, no difference so I thought to myself "SOMETHING is heating and putting off the wierd taste". Took the coil out and put it in my ego one tank, the off taste disappeared...
Suspecting it's the coil top seal for the egrip(since it sits IN the top, directly in the path of hot air from the coil), I swapped it with an old protank seal (PITA to keep it on the coil enough to screw the base back into the egrip), and guess what? The off taste completely disappeared.
Again to be certain, I pulled all the spare seals out of the egrip box and tried them one by one, ALL of them put off this wierd taste.