Man, Cracked you've got this stuff dialed.
I need to start drinking the vapor wall kool aid...
Orion V2 roll call
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Man, Cracked you've got this stuff dialed.
I need to start drinking the vapor wall kool aid...
I did early on when I was using the o-ring to align the wick and wick hole. But I reseated it and all was good. It was the vapor condensation getting around and down.
hi i had the same problem, and found that the top oring on the tank was smaller, i replaced it with a bigger oring(same size as the below and that helped)
Happened to me also, if its the same as my little problem it was condensation. What fixed it for me was releasing the button as I continued to draw. This lessened the condensation in the chamber and stopped the leaking down on the tank. Pretty much just release the button a few seconds earlier and continue to draw. Take a little getting used to since you (like I was) are used to releasing the button at the end of your hit instead of before.
hi i had the same problem, and found that the top oring on the tank was smaller, i replaced it with a bigger oring(same size as the below and that helped)
Oh yeah that should fix it thanks!
Nice pic, do tell, I know the Fogatti is an atty but they are/did make a Hybrid.. details!
It's a custom top cap for my Orion that have a Foggatti look.
Interesting, where might one get something like that?
happened to me before when i used to vape pluid..
my top tank oring got phuked up and i had to replace it. i also do not the extra oring to fit the top cap though.
Thanks all for the tips; I figured it was the condensation that caused it. But, it could also be due to the fact that the tank is not sanded down and sitting completely flushed on the top-cap, which allows for condensation to escape.
I'll play around with it, and hope I can find some other solution compared to placing an o-ring on the top of the tank that doesn't really solve anything... I guess that's the problem with screw top-caps and the sanding-down-of-tanks Orion
I'll play around with it, and hope I can find some other solution compared to placing an o-ring on the top of the tank that doesn't really solve anything... I guess that's the problem with screw top-caps and the sanding-down-of-tanks Orion
If memory serves me correct, the biggest difference is that V2 had a non recessed button and polished finish.
And the tip of the mouth piece is not countersunk on the V2 vs the V2.1 that is.
nobody's posting about excitement over the V3 which should be unravelled soon?
Les had posted over on VW "unfortunately been detected small imperfection in the system." Glad it was caught and we'll just have to wait .... some more
Looking forward to it.
Looking forward to it.
Has anyone put ceramic wicks in their orion? I've got some coming from DV and am curious as to what gauge kanthal to use. DV recommends 34 with the ceramic wicks.
Also new orion v2.1 owner. I picked it up from nilbog on the classies a month or so ago. Loving it!
Also new orion v2.1 owner. I picked it up from nilbog on the classies a month or so ago. Loving it!
I actually have tried cermaic wicks in an orion. the wicking in an orion is excellent, so I actually enjoyed it quite a bit. i'd stick with higher gauge though like you mentioned 34 or 32, in my experience anything lower won't wick fast enough to keep up...especially with a low ohm setup. I'd shoot for 1.3-1.5 ohms
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