Smok tfv4

[chris203]

Can someone please give me some tips on how to properly prime my smok tfv4 q4 coils please

 

[dfwvaper]

I am also having the same problem please help

 

[classwife]

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[Mrdaputer]

What I do is take my coil and put some juice on the side openings. I then put a couple of drops into the coil itself. Put the coil in the tank fill it up and wait about 20 min so it has plenty of time to soak up the juice. I start out at 40 watts take a couple of primer puffs "no power". I then hit it with power for a couple of seconds. I bump up my power about 5 watts a time after a few draws. When you find your sweet spot like between 80 and 100 watts I take longer draws. I have noticed with the TFV4 sometimes it takes a couple of tanks for it to really break in and the flavor and vapor to come threw.

 

[Wing]

I put a few drops in the coil before installing. But this thing wicks so fast I don't find it necessary to wait a long time before using. The one thing I do is start off at a low wattage and work my way up.

 

[steam heat]

I use the rba...but for the prebuilt put a few drops of juice directly into the coil and fill the tank then let it sit for a few min to soak up juice before firing it off....also start at lower watts an work your way up....

 

[greasegizzard]

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What I do is take my coil and put some juice on the side openings. I then put a couple of drops into the coil itself. Put the coil in the tank fill it up and wait about 20 min so it has plenty of time to soak up the juice. I start out at 40 watts take a couple of primer puffs "no power". I then hit it with power for a couple of seconds. I bump up my power about 5 watts a time after a few draws. When you find your sweet spot like between 80 and 100 watts I take longer draws. I have noticed with the TFV4 sometimes it takes a couple of tanks for it to really break in and the flavor and vapor to come threw.

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[Rixsta]

I don't prime them, well, in saying that, I only use the Quad coil but I have never needed to prime it, or any vertical coil for that matter, with the Crown coil being the exception.

Pop in a new coil, fill the tank and let it sit for half hour, around 5 primer pulls, start off at low wattage for the first tank, this is key to avoid dry hits. Start around 40 - 50w.