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Need help from former MFS (MyFreedomSmokes) customers
Has any found a supplier or company that has tobacco e-juice like or very similar to MFS Turbosmog, Tall Paul, or Red Luck?
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What have you successful used as wicking material? I've been using organic cotton balls and that's worked pretty well, just wondering if you've found something you think works better?
I use a 4.1 and have been using cotton, or KGD cotton for wicking. Haven't had a dry burn or problem yet.
I've only had one issue where I accidently packed too much in there so it fed like junk.
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Rayon in mine. Tried KGD and liked it, but Rayon seems to do better for me in the Fogger.
Whatever works best is what works best!
I've never used rayon - and don't know how to, so can't comment on the pros and cons.
I dropped the Magma on the basement floor last night.. we seriously need a rug near my desks..
the Magma chipped the paint on the concrete floor.. not a scratch on her!
the Magma chipped the paint on the concrete floor.. not a scratch on her!
Too funny! I've dropped mine a couple of times. After the 1st one I started worrying about our tile!
oh, hey.. it helps when things are screwed in all the way. eGrip RBA with rayon is officially awesome.
I got a Tobeco Kayfun 4 clone last week. It been just flawless, EXCEPT for it being covered in machine oil out of the box. It took a long time to get clean using boiling water and dish soap. Since, it's been great.
While it certainly has more airflow than previous versions, I have the airflow set to a "typical" kayfun draw. The juice flow is increased. Im running 3-4 watts more than I would with my older Kayfuns. I've been using it with Kanthal since I've heard there are issues using nickel due to the spring in the positive connection (authentic and clone). Fantastic build quality. I wouldn't hesitate to buy another.
While it certainly has more airflow than previous versions, I have the airflow set to a "typical" kayfun draw. The juice flow is increased. Im running 3-4 watts more than I would with my older Kayfuns. I've been using it with Kanthal since I've heard there are issues using nickel due to the spring in the positive connection (authentic and clone). Fantastic build quality. I wouldn't hesitate to buy another.
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I have been considering one. Thank you for posting the info, I will grab one. I really like the KFL+ and have the builds perfected for me to the point that rivals most RBA/RDA/RTA in flavor and performance for my needs.
Me, as well. Both, Tobeco and EHpro now offer a clone. Not sure which to consider. My KFL+ clones are both EHpro and darned good. Have an Orchid clone by Tobeco, and that's one of my favorite toppers.
Decisions, decisions...
How are you getting on with the egrip with the rebuildy bit? I want to grab one but Kent keeps putting up a flavor of the week that I want, when he puts up Gravity or Betelgeuse I might be able to buy one.....
I love love love the eGrip itself! easy to hold and use, vapes great!
played with the RBA until the wee hours.. it's too small for me to work with. up in the classies, hoping to trade it for a pack of the replacement heads.
That's a shame about the RBA being too small to work with, I hear the vape is stupendous with it, at least you're enjoying the regular coils in it.
it may be perfect for someone else.. just not me! lol my hands don't always want to do what I want them to.. trying to eliminate any and all possible frustrations. teenie tiny screws and working areas fall in that category.
I'm real glad the coil heads are awesome!
my hands rarely do what I want them to when I'm working with small areas. even "large" decks have given my problems. I just am a stuborn type of person ><
So, I rebuilt my BF Odin which is dedicated to all things Megan's Choice. The very first build I put in it came out to .68 ohms and I found that the flavors from this build brought out all of the best flavors. The cinnamon, the pastry and the frosting were all up front in the most delicious way ever. I've been building long enough that I just sort of eyeball the leg lengths as well and to me rounding of the numbers is not such a big deal.
.68 is close enough to .70 right? Well, not so fast.
With the second build I decided to drop it down to .60. Whipped up a couple of coils and tossed them in. From the very first pull, something was missing. The sweetness was there from the frosting but the cinnamon was less pronounced and the pastry just sort of went away. Thinking that's no good, I then proceeded to tear out the build and do it again and this time the build came out to .72. Again, something was missing. This time the pastry and cinnamon were up front but the frosting had subsided. Crap! Where did that perfect balance go. Frankly, I got a bit ...... at myself for not just leaving the original build alone. So what did I do? I ripped out the build again! This time I broke out the Fluke multi meter and played with the coils until I got them right back to that magic number of .68 and Bam!, there was that sweet spot again.
Call me a weirdo if you like but I tend to dedicate devices, atty's and builds to the different juices I happen to be using in order to get the best flavors. The main reason I am posting this up is to let some of the newer builders know that if you find that a particular juice just isn't hitting for you to toss a few builds at it before giving up and not to be afraid of playing with your builds, coil positions and wicking as well. It can make all the difference in the world towards the enjoyment of your vape and in the end, the satisfaction that you find may be your own. Sometimes even the smallest adjustments will make the difference.
As always, I hope this helps...
.68 is close enough to .70 right? Well, not so fast.
With the second build I decided to drop it down to .60. Whipped up a couple of coils and tossed them in. From the very first pull, something was missing. The sweetness was there from the frosting but the cinnamon was less pronounced and the pastry just sort of went away. Thinking that's no good, I then proceeded to tear out the build and do it again and this time the build came out to .72. Again, something was missing. This time the pastry and cinnamon were up front but the frosting had subsided. Crap! Where did that perfect balance go. Frankly, I got a bit ...... at myself for not just leaving the original build alone. So what did I do? I ripped out the build again! This time I broke out the Fluke multi meter and played with the coils until I got them right back to that magic number of .68 and Bam!, there was that sweet spot again.
Call me a weirdo if you like but I tend to dedicate devices, atty's and builds to the different juices I happen to be using in order to get the best flavors. The main reason I am posting this up is to let some of the newer builders know that if you find that a particular juice just isn't hitting for you to toss a few builds at it before giving up and not to be afraid of playing with your builds, coil positions and wicking as well. It can make all the difference in the world towards the enjoyment of your vape and in the end, the satisfaction that you find may be your own. Sometimes even the smallest adjustments will make the difference.
As always, I hope this helps...
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