The iHybrid APV - A fully Customizable Genesis

[evilferret]

its 3 months old

We should have a contest for longest lasting wick.

 

[Murdock Ruml]

We should have a contest for longest lasting wick.

Where'd I put that 6ga kanthal?

 

[Murdock Ruml]

And I'm stupid, clearly you guys are talking about wicks.

 

[evilferret]

And I'm stupid, clearly you guys are talking about wicks.

Let me find a vacuum to attach to my dt but I'll challenge you to 6g coil challenge!

 

[Ezkill]

We should have a contest for longest lasting wick.

As part of a new product line I have 2 products that will make a wick and coil last forever:

King Coiler - Gives your coils more girth
The Trots - Makes your wick run and gives it a good clean out

 

[Faceless]

ok, i took it out and torched it, wrapped it again still funk taste, I'm a pro and I'm stumped lol

 

[Ezkill]

ok, i took it out and torched it, wrapped it again still funk taste, I'm a pro and I'm stumped lol

The wick has probably had it to be honest.

3 months is a long time on a wick.

 

[WNCmotard]

It's three months old, it's clearly out of date and growing mold at this point.

 

[Faceless]

well, i took it to the sink and did a dry burn and rinse, added pluid and I think the pluid is so beast it drowns out the bad taste LOL

 

[Faceless]

got a bad wick, just add pluid, please add that to the tips and tricks Lady LOL

 

[cryptodogg]

yes, I changed it, now I cant get it right, I'm on my 3rd coil in 5 minutes lol, when I take it off its covered in black stuff, maybe time for a new wick

Naw dude....just torch the .... out of the wick and coil again....until those basties fall to pieces they are good to vape.

 

[rusalka]

That's what I do with a wick that is done up perfect.

 

[evilferret]

Could try trimming the top of the wick if its really tasting off.

 

[cryptodogg]

Could try trimming the top of the wick if its really tasting off.

or flip it....done that once or twice, especially when one end gets beaten up after a few months. I have yet to change wicks, of course that is prolly cause I have only been on genny's since June.

 

[Landlord]

perty good amount to catch up on here..

 

[WNCmotard]

So, I'm getting hot spots now and then, but only when the iHy isn't tilted very much, say if I vape at like 1 or 2 o'clock. If I tilt it down to 4 or 5 it's fine. I'm thinking it being my first attempt, I have too skinny of a wick. I cut it 46mm x 25mm when I did mine. Could that be it, just not enough wick to wick enough juice properly? As long as it's wet, I'm golden.

 

[evilferret]

So, I'm getting hot spots now and then, but only when the iHy isn't tilted very much, say if I vape at like 1 or 2 o'clock. If I tilt it down to 4 or 5 it's fine. I'm thinking it being my first attempt, I have too skinny of a wick. I cut it 46mm x 25mm when I did mine. Could that be it, just not enough wick to wick enough juice properly? As long as it's wet, I'm golden.

Can't hurt to try. Everybody has their own ideal setup.

Mine is a super fat 500 mesh wick wrapped in 400 wrapped in 325 with an offset 4 wrap.

Oh you could try 500 mesh. It wicks like no tomorrow.

I like testing for hotspots from worst case angle which is standing straight up. I rather get slight overwicking vs hotspots.

Ugh Genesis hotspots taste worse than dry vapes when dripping for me. I fear them.

 

[Ezkill]

So, I'm getting hot spots now and then, but only when the iHy isn't tilted very much, say if I vape at like 1 or 2 o'clock. If I tilt it down to 4 or 5 it's fine. I'm thinking it being my first attempt, I have too skinny of a wick. I cut it 46mm x 25mm when I did mine. Could that be it, just not enough wick to wick enough juice properly? As long as it's wet, I'm golden.

Could be a couple of things.

Hot spots can be hidden very well by too much juice -OR- you have some coils that are too far from the wick. The wraps that are too far dry out very quickly and look like a hotspot but in reality they are just dry.

25mm of wick should be sufficient but you can use more, it is a good sized wick hole.

 

[evilferret]

Could be a couple of things.

Hot spots can be hidden very well by too much juice -OR- you have some coils that are too far from the wick. The wraps that are too far dry out very quickly and look like a hotspot but in reality they are just dry.

25mm of wick should be sufficient but you can use more, it is a good sized wick hole.

A quick dry burn could test these out.

 

[grruss]

Damn, Faceless. You are doing such beautiful work now, that you are making me sad to be an early adopter. Gorgeous, just gorgeous.