I don't get it ... the condensation/AFC plugs.
- They're "dampless" in the sense they (help) keep condensation from the inside of the panel/door, but they aren't absorbent are they?
- AFC ... I use the smallest of the standard inserts included with the VapeShell to optimize AFC. I don't see where the printed plug/AFC would provide any benefit. I suppose if I used something other than VapeShell, the plug/AFC might be an option.
I just use left over cotton as a condensation plug. It doesn't look as neatly squared away and as modular as the plug/AFC but I just don't see an actual performance enhancement possible with the plug/AFC over cotton in my setup. Maybe ... I don't get it.
EDIT: I don't have any condensation plug/AFC inserts and have never even tried one. So there's that. Love the way they look a heck of a lot more than the way cotton stuffed in there looks, but just can't justify getting them if it's only and all about looks in an area that is normally "hidden" when in use.
** Currently running @ 7.2W ... 6.1W was with a new build and wick before settling in
Dampless is just 3d printed, so not absorbent, but they seal really great to the base of boro and keeps condensation right there. Never seems to side or back of tank, panels are dry, no haze on screen from condensation etc.
I ditched my AFC on vapeshell in favor of the one from svt and they really keep it contained, plus having the inserts to adjust airflow is nice. So I can still fine tune to an extent but it mostly about keeping things dry.
Just a few pics so you can see how it looks for better understanding. Thats the extra one I got sent and my old tank since I just went to black boro and screws plus some new panels [emoji16]
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