Well, after all this banter about dry hits, I experimented with mine.
I rewicked 6 different times using a contact coil.( Kanthal 26gauge, 3mm id, with KGD)
Each time I varied the amount of cotton,both tight and lose in the coil, short tails, long tails, and trimmed 1/3 off the tail, and made sure I didn't cover the juice holes. Each time dry hits.
I then switched to a spaced coil, with similar wicking as above, and continued to get dry hits.
All of this of course with the same juice. 80/20(vg/pg)
I then switched to 50/50 juice, with the same dry hit cotton and coil still in place, and voila, no more dry hits.
I also varied the opening on the juice control, between 2-4 full turns on the dry hits with no success. The only way I could avoid the dry hits was to vent the chamber by loosening the fill cap, thus flooding the coil.
I know others have had no problems with max vg juice, but as previously noted in this thread, adding a little distilled water to the juice before rewicking may solve some of the dry hit issues. Just my two cents.
I rewicked 6 different times using a contact coil.( Kanthal 26gauge, 3mm id, with KGD)
Each time I varied the amount of cotton,both tight and lose in the coil, short tails, long tails, and trimmed 1/3 off the tail, and made sure I didn't cover the juice holes. Each time dry hits.
I then switched to a spaced coil, with similar wicking as above, and continued to get dry hits.
All of this of course with the same juice. 80/20(vg/pg)
I then switched to 50/50 juice, with the same dry hit cotton and coil still in place, and voila, no more dry hits.
I also varied the opening on the juice control, between 2-4 full turns on the dry hits with no success. The only way I could avoid the dry hits was to vent the chamber by loosening the fill cap, thus flooding the coil.
I know others have had no problems with max vg juice, but as previously noted in this thread, adding a little distilled water to the juice before rewicking may solve some of the dry hit issues. Just my two cents.