, big, but not huge . I placed my order on 5-27, and didn't have to sign. It may be a state thing, vendor changed his/her procedure, or the fact that my mailman has been to my house so often with goodies lately that he didn't think it was necessary .
My order was for about 10 years worth of nauti coils
Fire season is early, it's grim here. Now the estimate is 66 million trees dead, three fire already in very close proximity. Sooo...
Sent 5 mods and some tanks to my parents to store until all the dead trees on the property are cut down. Gave a neighbor another 5, plus tanks, extra glass and misc parts to evac if there is a fire. Prepping is bad enough without having to prep your prep.
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Lol, I'm too lazy to mess with the rabbit ears! I use juice to glue the wick to the bottom of the posts, away fro the juice holes, & put the chamber base on, peek to see if the wick moved. If it went sideways, just use the screwdriver to straighten it & lightly tap it back in place, cap it & fill. As long as the juice holes aren't blocked it gets juice onto the deck & to the wick. My method would probably give that guy nightmares. But it's fast, easy, & works perfectly.
They just got in new stock. They already sold out once. If they have them, grab it. Or wait until they restock. SV is shipping to vendors as fast as they can make them, trying to as much out as possible before EU & US vapocolypse kick in.
The chimney on a KF3 mini is one piece, so rabbit ears aren't possible. The deck is also very small; it's a 19mm atty. He wicks that way to maximize wicking material in/directly next to the coil, and minimize wick near/in the channels. It works -- just as your way works. That's the good news: all that matters is it works for you!
Then I prime the wick in the coil and the 'too long' tails. I use a large pin to brush the tails into place. Then press hard w/ the pin into the corner of the atty deck where the tail goes down to the ledge w/ the juice channel.
Then I cut the tails just below the 'mark' left by the pin in the previous step.
Lastly, just tuck the tails into the crevice/corner of the deck and your all done. I like doing it this way better than having the collar around the coil/wick and the wick sticking up then cutting and tucking. Doing it this way I can see I have just enough wick touching the deck and it not blocking the juice channels at all. For me its just an easy repeatable process I use on all Kayfun type decks.
Put it together, fill the tank, and enjoy the vape.
I didn't notice anything wrong with his math.
I have about the same amount but am going for another liter.
I have thought to have a little extra nic in a second location. Partially because I kept feeling like I needed just a little more, then just a little more. By separating it into 2 locations in case something happens to one of the locations, I have an excuse for buying perhaps a bit in excess.Sent 5 mods and some tanks to my parents to store until all the dead trees on the property are cut down. Gave a neighbor another 5, plus tanks, extra glass and misc parts to evac if there is a fire. Prepping is bad enough without having to prep your prep.
No that's right I use 3ml per 100ml of juice 2100 divided by 3 times 100ml of juice.Typo? I'm surprised Dancing didn't have something to say about your math. I have about the same amount but am going for another liter.
