Looks like you're all set! The only additional item you may want is a glass tank to replace the acrylic tank. Something like this : $3.28 DIY Tank for Taifun GT-T V2 RTA Atomizer - stainless steel + glass at FastTech - Worldwide Free Shipping Sometimes the plastic tanks crack if you use certain juices. When I first started, seems every flavor I liked was a tank-cracker (cinnamon, citrus, anais). With a glass tank you don't have to worry.
ExcellentYour coil/wick looks very anemic.
Increase your coil size to a minimum of 2.5mm, 3mm is better, but 2.5 works alright. The larger coil allows for enough wick material, instead of running your tails through the slots fold them in and under so the tails contact the deck, use the shoulders to dam up the wick slots.
Simple, quick, easy wicking, no leaks, keeps up even at higher wattage with full saturation. My current build is Parallel 26g .5 ohms running it @ 30 watts. As an added bonus this wicking method will scavenge off the deck and keep it dry as well. I've never had any leaking using this method.
Your coil/wick looks very anemic.
Increase your coil size to a minimum of 2.5mm, 3mm is better, but 2.5 works alright. The larger coil allows for enough wick material, instead of running your tails through the slots fold them in and under so the tails contact the deck, use the shoulders to dam up the wick slots.
Simple, quick, easy wicking, no leaks, keeps up even at higher wattage with full saturation. My current build is Parallel 26g .5 ohms running it @ 30 watts. As an added bonus this wicking method will scavenge off the deck and keep it dry as well. I've never had any leaking using this method.
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cc is the Wikipedia of all things Vape!That is a Damn nice pictorial tutorial on the proper care and feeding of a Taifun. Awsome, and Thanks cc. It helps me.
Oh, and I bookmarked you're post too.
The only Taifuns I have are the GS & GS II, it has more air than either of those but you can dial it down quite a bit. The air on the Kronos comes in from the side like a dripper and not the bottom.
I have had a Kronos for 2 months now and it is great for flavor. Using mine right now on a Cuboid.I am everywhere, just clicking the Like button!
I am great today, just waiting for a GT II Air to show up at FT, FC or 3F and I'll be a happy boy!
Until then, I did a trade for a Vapesoon Kronos and have been enjoying it quite a bit. Might just be the FeV V3 killer, but time will tell as the novelty/honeymoon isn't over yet.
Your coil/wick looks very anemic.
Increase your coil size to a minimum of 2.5mm, 3mm is better, but 2.5 works alright. The larger coil allows for enough wick material, instead of running your tails through the slots fold them in and under so the tails contact the deck, use the shoulders to dam up the wick slots.
Simple, quick, easy wicking, no leaks, keeps up even at higher wattage with full saturation. My current build is Parallel 26g .5 ohms running it @ 30 watts. As an added bonus this wicking method will scavenge off the deck and keep it dry as well. I've never had any leaking using this method.
I know. I went and built all new coils and rewicked after reading that
Yes it is a great flavor RTA, I have mine on the iPV D2 and just waiting to get some SS430 to try out in it. Do you put your coil on the side or on top like the FeV?
I put it on the side and the wicking is like a donut. I don't use TC. I use 1 ohm coils and vape around 17watts.
