The trouble with Rose

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Clark F

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I love this thing but the learning curve for building and wicking it has been going on for a couple of weeks now. I've had quite a few successful builds that vape outstanding but never last long. Last build got me through a tank and a half, which isn't bad but I'm wondering if I can do something better.

Using cotton, watched some youtubes and tried several size coils and wicking methods. Currently using a good size piece of cotton and splitting it up after the coil into the two channels on both sides. Works pretty good, but I'm not getting any mileage.

Anyone have any advice?
 

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What I've been doing with my Rose v2 is using a single coil of 28 gauge kanthal, with 7 wraps at a 2mm inner diameter. I then take a single strip of cotton and thread it through. I only use enough cotton to fill the coil diameter, but not enough so that it is very resistant when being threaded through the coil.

From there, I cut the two cotton tails in half vertically and thread them through the juice ports. I then take each of the now four tails and thread them right back through the same juice ports (with only the tiniest of cotton nubs peeking outward from the juice ports). The end of the tails should now be pointing back at the coil. Doing this u-turn with the cotton stacks more of it vertically in the juice ports, so I can keep the Rose juice control open 100% without flooding the inner chamber.

I then cut any excess off the tails, juice and vape. Been working well for me.
 

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What I've been doing with my Rose v2 is using a single coil of 28 gauge kanthal, with 7 wraps at a 2mm inner diameter. I then take a single strip of cotton and thread it through. I only use enough cotton to fill the coil diameter, but not enough so that it is very resistant when being threaded through the coil.

From there, I cut the two cotton tails in half vertically and thread them through the juice ports. I then take each of the now four tails and thread them right back through the same juice ports (with only the tiniest of cotton nubs peeking outward from the juice ports). The end of the tails should now be pointing back at the coil. Doing this u-turn with the cotton stacks more of it vertically in the juice ports, so I can keep the Rose juice control open 100% without flooding the inner chamber.

I then cut any excess off the tails, juice and vape. Been working well for me.

Thanks so much for the help. That is what I did this last time and it worked pretty good for 2 refills, so I'm happy.
 

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Got a picture you can share of your build?

Here's one a did today, the coil it not that great though. I ruined two sweet ones I built last week trying to everything lined up and was starting to get some weird reading so wrapped one quickly as I was getting ....... Mostly the same except I didn't fold the tails back in towards the coil. I just cut them about even with the bottom base and sorts tucked them in. Getting some gurgling now, but I going to wait a bit and adjust the airflow and watts before I rip it apart.

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I think tucking them was starving the coil so going to try it.
 
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