What size ID are you guys using on your coils? I'm running 1.5mm, and I think as a result not getting enough rayon resulting in my leaks. going to try 3mm today see if it helps.
Do you mean that the two press-fit parts of the base had a leak in them? I could have overlooked that since my suspicion immediately fell on the chamber/collar and corresponding o-ring. If the leak was entirely in the base, how did you find it out?
Incidentally the clone I have is HCigar and there is not too much between it and the authentic, perhaps the quality of the stainless.
I purchased my Taifun GT clone from Focalecig. It came with all three air tubes so I don't know who makes it, but it's a very well made clone. The threads are smooth and the unit does not leak. I've found I prefer folding the wick under instead of over as most seem to do then cutting the excess wick to a little nub once the top is on. Cutting the fold off seems to help wicking and folding under should free the the part of the wick that doesn't feed in to the coil to soak up juice that may have dripped in to the chamber. Also, since the top wick now feeds directly to the coil, it may be more exposed to the juice. That's my theory anyway. Whatever, it works very well this way.
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I've been meaning to give this way a try but had forgot all about it. But I got to it this morning, all I had to do was make my cuts in a different place as I was making a folded over wick but cutting the top section short and running the bottom one out into the tank.I've found I prefer folding the wick under instead of over as most seem to do then cutting the excess wick to a little nub once the top is on. Cutting the fold off seems to help wicking and folding under should free the the part of the wick that doesn't feed in to the coil to soak up juice that may have dripped in to the chamber. Also, since the top wick now feeds directly to the coil, it may be more exposed to the juice. That's my theory anyway. Whatever, it works very well this way.
I've been meaning to give this way a try but had forgot all about it. But I got to it this morning, all I had to do was make my cuts in a different place as I was making a folded over wick but cutting the top section short and running the bottom one out into the tank.
Just to be sure here is what I did, two wicks passing through the coil, one one top of the other. The bottom wick doesn't go though the slots in the sleeve but curves down and around to the deck. The wick on top goes out the slots into the tank.
I guess that I should have said that this is a tradition wrapped coil with 3 mm silica, I always had great results the way that I was doing it but this accomplices what I was after and more.I did it the opposite way. One cotton wick through the coil, fold it under after the slots, then cut the fold off. I'm dtill fairly new at the Taifun GT, but this method is working best for me so far. If I only have one wick through the slots, it floods.
Anyone using the dripper setup? How does it preform?
Seems kind of silly to dedicate a tank base as a dripper?
But I guess I'm silly cuz I want one![]()