Question for you Kayfun nuts and 100% VG Juices

[AdamThomas]

Hi guys, Hope your all well. So i got a Kayfun Lite Plus coming in the post possibly today, I vape mostly 100% VG Liquids from Yaeliq. So my question to you is how well does the Kayfun wick with 100% VG Juices, I'd be putting in a microcoil and cotton for the wick. I do have some 70% VG juice too which i'll run through it as my new order off pure VG is still steeping but for instance say if i was to thin it down, How many drops of distilled water should i add per 4.5m tank. Or will it be fine, I have a juice calculator but it's just not helping me out and i don't really know how much a drop of water would thin out the liquid. Cheers all.

-Adam

 

[Talyon]

I Vape Boba Bounty 100% VG in mine with no issues.

 

[AdamThomas]

I Vape Boba Bounty 100% VG in mine with no issues.

That's good news, I managed to snatch some Boba's here in the UK. Trust me its like liquid gold here, that stuffs real thick so sounds promising. The kayfun works on a vacuum design right ? where when you pull its pulling more into the chimney ?

 

[YuckMan]

I vape 100% VG with VG based flavorings, undiluted. I have to use a bigger diameter coil to avoid wicking issues, but I have zero issues with a bigger coil. My build is here if you're interested.

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...tems/532652-kayfun-build-100-vg-vaping-2.html

 

[AdamThomas]

right okay, i'll keep that tip. I'll wrap around a bigger bit if i get any issues, I've seen those that block the air hole and do a pull and it sucks some into it. Cheers for the in put and the link

 

[VaPreis]

My preference is for larger coils in kayfun style atomizers. Currently using either 2.2 or 2.3 mm. Wicked with cotton, I've had no issues vaping VG, in my case, Boba's Bounty which is 100% VG. Smaller coils seem to have a hard time keeping up with me, and my personal experience is that the flavor is better with the larger coils.

 

[Randall.K]

I've had my Kayfun about three months now and I only use 90-100% VG, never had a dry hit. I only use cotton with a micro coil in my Kayfun, so I can't share my experience with 100% VG along with silica or ekowool.

 

[alkaiser]

i also vape boba's in my kayfun with no wicking or flooding issues. just a standard 1 ohm microcoil (with silica or cotton) on a mech

 

[FACE MEAT]

I vape high VG liquids. If my Russian or Kayfun tank is full or near-full, I'll get a dry hit after a few drags. To prevent this, I'll plug the air hole with my finger and take a quick primer puff. I'll see a few bubbles rise from the juice channels and know there's plenty of liquid in the cahmber and on the wicks.

 

[vapdivrr]

That's good news, I managed to snatch some Boba's here in the UK. Trust me its like liquid gold here, that stuffs real thick so sounds promising. The kayfun works on a vacuum design right ? where when you pull its pulling more into the chimney ?

it doesn't pull juice into the chimney but into the tank section. I think of it like this, you have a glass of water kind of filled up. now take a shot glass and push it down to the bottom without getting water in it. now this shot glass is full of air and within this is a coil. now the top of the shot glass is a hole with a straw that's inserted, this straw goes from the shot glass to above the water in the glass. this straw is your drip tip. now on the very bottom of the shot glass there are 2 very small entrances or holes on the edge of the shot glass where the shot glass meets the bottom of the glass. these small entrances will allow water to enter slightly into the shot glass as you suck on the straw, this will allow the wicks to saturate. when you release your draw the pressure equals out again and the water stays at the level of the entrance. not sure if this is what you were asking or not about the "pulling" question. so re reading your question, it does pull liquid into the base where your wicks are, and not the chimney.