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In fact, if you're getting close to closing it, you can stick a pin in there before you do to make reopening it a little a tad easier.
Awhh, the joy's!! Closed it of just a tad, and now it developed a hotspot I just can't get rid of
Awhh, the joy's!! Closed it of just a tad, and now it developed a hotspot I just can't get rid of
Well...you know.....
Fire, and slightly adjust the coils while firing. You'll get that easy. Another option.....slightly twist/rotate the wick in the coils. It may just need that. But you'll get that.
Excited so I had to share. Actually found a blue tank from vaperite for the cobra, last one that was in stock. Will look great on the black provari and blue led.
My coils actually pretty tight as the wick wont budge at all. I think I will be wrapping a new coil. I chain vape so the ohms before first puff would be 1.7, then I would take a puff and check ohms and I will see 1.6, then another puff and check 1.5, etc. Then when it cools down it will be right back at 1.7.
Thank you.
Also forgot to ask I haven't had to try to remove the glass tank yet, or needed to. Any suggestions on easy removal for when the blue one comes in?
You just have to pull very hard with a twisting motion. That`s wht i did and it came out, it is very snug so you need some hard pull
Hmmmmm, hard pull it is, but with gentle love haha. Kinda figured it would be snug. The cap fits like a glove so not surprised about the tank. Will have to take a look and figure out which o rings to use that came with the cobra.
There should be some thinner o-rings for use with the cobalt tank. Make sure you use them. I didn't, because I thought they felt loose...big mistake. I had a heck of a time getting the cobalt tank off later on. The clear tank will come off with some firm but gentle maneuvering.
There should be some thinner o-rings for use with the cobalt tank. Make sure you use them. I didn't, because I thought they felt loose...big mistake. I had a heck of a time getting the cobalt tank off later on. The clear tank will come off with some firm but gentle maneuvering.
Thanks. I know they sent other orings with the cobra to, looked like more then just two will have to look again.
Also wanted to say great video on the cobra, have the link saved for future reference/review again for down the road. Still loving the light torched wick to.
Question...
AG, I watched the Cobra vid and the DID vid and noticed you don't torch/heat the kanthal prior to wrapping.
Is there a reason you don't. I've read that torching prior to wrapping takes the "springy" effect from the wire.
Do you not torch as to allow the mesh to slide within the coil?
Nice videos BTW!!
AG, I watched the Cobra vid and the DID vid and noticed you don't torch/heat the kanthal prior to wrapping.
Is there a reason you don't. I've read that torching prior to wrapping takes the "springy" effect from the wire.
Do you not torch as to allow the mesh to slide within the coil?
Nice videos BTW!!
Just recoiled it and she's purrin steady @ 2.3, no more drop in ohms after each hit.
30 gauge 8/9 wrap. Loving all the vapor I get from this compared to my 6 wraps.
30 gauge 8/9 wrap. Loving all the vapor I get from this compared to my 6 wraps.
Just recoiled it and she's purrin steady @ 2.3, no more drop in ohms after each hit.
30 gauge 8/9 wrap. Loving all the vapor I get from this compared to my 6 wraps.
Excellent. That's great news.
Ill let AG confirm all of his reasons for this, but ill interject my interpretations.
The "springy" coil almost self adjusts to not be too tight allowing the coils to "float" on the wicks surface. So you wrap it normal, set it in, and as you go to connect the two ends, that springy recoil setlles it in the ideal spot. Almost hover just above. Now it vaporizes juice. I modified my coiling of the cobra to follow AG's approach and it vapes even better this way. It's almost as if you torched the wire, and wrapped in on cigarette paper on the wick and removed the paper before even firing it. It creates that "space" between the wick and coil. And ease for adjusting hotspots? Wow. You get a hotspot, and tweak it easier than ever.
Anybody round here see the whats going on with Pyrex and SS wicks? Good stuff!!
I subscribed to that thread as I saw a link elsewhere. Off the cuff, I'm not sold. Course, I haven't read so my opinion is just from the knowledge of airflow. The whole point is to pass the air over the coils that's why adjusting the location of said air hole becomes more important. Miss threaded caps hinder this. Cobra allows easy adjustment as cap is not threaded.
Add to that the heat up time. Heating Pyrex to even get to the wick?
With that said, I may have a different opinion after this weekend. I won't be a le to do a lot of reading of a full thread until this weekend.
I read the whole thread when I found it last nighPretty interesting!!
I definitely get the interesting part. I just don't know about the concept of comparison. Obviously it works. Or there wouldn't be the talk. But....
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