Hmm, then that's a matter of an entirely independent video/tutorial
Q, if you have one, please send me the link. Thank you.
Hmm, then that's a matter of an entirely independent video/tutorial
No. Girth.For clarity, what is your deciding factor on full size vs. mid size?
I'm guessing you're referring to height?
The oring provape chose to use is mainly for the durability of the material. It's not as springy as some other materials so if it gets really compressed it can take a bit to recover or you assist it by lightly prying on the pin or pushing in the oring.Provape sent me a second connector to try and it had the same issues as the first one so I did something that was suggested but I didn't really feel comfortable doing at first. I took a small flat head screw driver and gently pulled up the pin on my Radius and the P3 connector is now working fine. The insulator still falls out when I remove the 510 screw from the base but I can live with that. Not very happy that I have to be doing such things on a $200 mod but I'm just glad it's finally working as intended.
Provape sent me a second connector to try and it had the same issues as the first one so I did something that was suggested but I didn't really feel comfortable doing at first. I took a small flat head screw driver and gently pulled up the pin on my Radius and the P3 connector is now working fine. The insulator still falls out when I remove the 510 screw from the base but I can live with that. Not very happy that I have to be doing such things on a $200 mod but I'm just glad it's finally working as intended.[/QUOTE
yes, Im sure this is the same issue I'm having because I even get an OP error in 510 mode occasionally. Not as bad as P3 mode but still.Provape sent me a second connector to try and it had the same issues as the first one so I did something that was suggested but I didn't really feel comfortable doing at first. I took a small flat head screw driver and gently pulled up the pin on my Radius and the P3 connector is now working fine. The insulator still falls out when I remove the 510 screw from the base but I can live with that. Not very happy that I have to be doing such things on a $200 mod but I'm just glad it's finally working as intended.
Just maybe there is too much Cotton or wicking material. Or the wick could rest in a better spot possibly. Like look in at the Build Deck with the Wick presently mounted; where are the juice inlets in relation to your cotton. Mind you merely suggestions. Good luckStill fairly new to this RTA but very happy this far. All the sudden I am getting dry hits and I am not sure why. Rewicked recently. Not seeing any air bubbles. Have opened and closed the juice control a few times. Any tips as to what to check? Thanks in advance.
From what I've always read; you're right on the Kayfun Sweet Spot with the 1.5ohm. I run my two Mini's at 1.3 and my KF4 @ 1.4. And I really like flavor and could careless about Clouds besides to stare at them. I vape at 10 watts SO I can relate to the Tootle PuffinI just got a kayfun V4 (clone) and want to get into tootle puffing. That coming from big cloud, big coil, low ohm super airy atty. I went big cloud mainly because I like hot dense vape, however I'm tired to get the room all fog up after 2-3 puff .
What coil build would you recommend to get most flavor without fogging up the room. Right now I'm doing around 1.5 ohm horizontal single macro coil on a mech mod.
Wonderful to have you back!I just got a kayfun V4 (clone) and want to get into tootle puffing. That coming from big cloud, big coil, low ohm super airy atty. I went big cloud mainly because I like hot dense vape, however I'm tired to get the room all fog up after 2-3 puff .
What coil build would you recommend to get most flavor without fogging up the room. Right now I'm doing around 1.5 ohm horizontal single macro coil on a mech mod.
Thanks. Pulled the deck and fiddled with the tails a bit. Turns out I think I somehow screwed myself up by taking the very bottom of the deck apart...didn't intend to. It's wicking like a champ now.Just maybe there is too much Cotton or wicking material. Or the wick could rest in a better spot possibly. Like look in at the Build Deck with the Wick presently mounted; where are the juice inlets in relation to your cotton. Mind you merely suggestions. Good luck
Glad you were able to get it going. Enjoy & Your welcomeThanks. Pulled the deck and fiddled with the tails a bit. Turns out I think I somehow screwed myself up by taking the very bottom of the deck apart...didn't intend to. It's wicking like a champ now.
Got a pic of your build?This thing is giving me fits. The flavor is so spectacular that the frustration is worth it. Re-wicked and not seeing bubbles. Seems to be vacuum locked. If I unscrew the drip tip assembly I get bubbles, vape a little, and all is good for a short time. Then I have to let a little more air in...feels like I'm using a dripper. I have watched Q's video many times. I can tell if I have too much wick, not enough, etc. I have tried to follow his tutorial to the T and get mixed results. I am sure it's something I am doing wrong. Any advice is appreciated.
My Kayfun Mini V3 seems much less temperamental. Several rewickings and I have not had a single issue. Thanks in advance and Happy Sunday.
This used to happen to me. I personally found that having the wick kind of tight in the coil (I'm not sure how to explain this, but when my cotton was loose enough to easily slide back and forth in the coil, I would get dry hits) helps. Also you don't want too much wick near the juice holes, too much will just impede wicking. Also make sure the juice control is 100% open.This thing is giving me fits. The flavor is so spectacular that the frustration is worth it. Re-wicked and not seeing bubbles. Seems to be vacuum locked. If I unscrew the drip tip assembly I get bubbles, vape a little, and all is good for a short time. Then I have to let a little more air in...feels like I'm using a dripper. I have watched Q's video many times. I can tell if I have too much wick, not enough, etc. I have tried to follow his tutorial to the T and get mixed results. I am sure it's something I am doing wrong. Any advice is appreciated.
My Kayfun Mini V3 seems much less temperamental. Several rewickings and I have not had a single issue. Thanks in advance and Happy Sunday.
This thing is giving me fits. The flavor is so spectacular that the frustration is worth it. Re-wicked and not seeing bubbles. Seems to be vacuum locked. If I unscrew the drip tip assembly I get bubbles, vape a little, and all is good for a short time. Then I have to let a little more air in...feels like I'm using a dripper. I have watched Q's video many times. I can tell if I have too much wick, not enough, etc. I have tried to follow his tutorial to the T and get mixed results. I am sure it's something I am doing wrong. Any advice is appreciated.
My Kayfun Mini V3 seems much less temperamental. Several rewickings and I have not had a single issue. Thanks in advance and Happy Sunday.
This thing is giving me fits. The flavor is so spectacular that the frustration is worth it. Re-wicked and not seeing bubbles. Seems to be vacuum locked. If I unscrew the drip tip assembly I get bubbles, vape a little, and all is good for a short time. Then I have to let a little more air in...feels like I'm using a dripper. I have watched Q's video many times. I can tell if I have too much wick, not enough, etc. I have tried to follow his tutorial to the T and get mixed results. I am sure it's something I am doing wrong. Any advice is appreciated.
My Kayfun Mini V3 seems much less temperamental. Several rewickings and I have not had a single issue. Thanks in advance and Happy Sunday.
100% agree. I've never experienced dry hits with the wick tight in the coil but I can produce dry hits if it is too loose. This is contrary to what most people say. But I have actually experimented with this to come up with my conclusion. I believe Diver has done the same experiment.This used to happen to me. I personally found that having the wick kind of tight in the coil (I'm not sure how to explain this, but when my cotton was loose enough to easily slide back and forth in the coil, I would get dry hits) helps.
I would disassemble everything, give it a thorough soap-water bath, lube up the o-rings and fit it all back. The feed holes, chimney shaft, under the deck could have juice/gunk/soot traces to give you that trouble.This thing is giving me fits. The flavor is so spectacular that the frustration is worth it. Re-wicked and not seeing bubbles. Seems to be vacuum locked. If I unscrew the drip tip assembly I get bubbles, vape a little, and all is good for a short time. Then I have to let a little more air in...feels like I'm using a dripper. I have watched Q's video many times. I can tell if I have too much wick, not enough, etc. I have tried to follow his tutorial to the T and get mixed results. I am sure it's something I am doing wrong. Any advice is appreciated.
My Kayfun Mini V3 seems much less temperamental. Several rewickings and I have not had a single issue. Thanks in advance and Happy Sunday.
Exactly. If you wick it loosely like a lot of people say to, it will dry hit every time.100% agree. I've never experienced dry hits with the wick tight in the coil but I can produce dry hits if it is too loose. This is contrary to what most people say. But I have actually experimented with this to come up with my conclusion. I believe Diver has done the same experiment.
Thank you. I will do that.I would disassemble everything, give it a thorough soap-water bath, lube up the o-rings and fit it all back. The feed holes, chimney shaft, under the deck could have juice/gunk/soot traces to give you that trouble.