Got mine today, two days after ordering. I love dripping and it's my first bottom feeder, I kicked it with thin gauge copper and it's fantastic!
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Slick, now post a video for idiots like me
Got mine today, two days after ordering. I love dripping and it's my first bottom feeder, I kicked it with thin gauge copper and it's fantastic!
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Much too simple for a vid! I just cut a piece of 38 gauge copper foil similar to this:
Metal Tooling Foil for craft: Copper, Aluminum & Brass: FAST SHIPPING
I made sure it fit, glued it to the inside with gorilla gel crazy glue, and sanded away the little bit of glue that squeezed out onto the copper surface. You can also use copper or aluminum tape, I already had the copper and it's a little more conductive than aluminum. I tried 28 gauge first but it was too thick for the kick to fit.
Very cool, I'll be trying this once I get Vmod #2. Thanks for the explanation.
Are you getting the XL? I had to go down to an 18490 batt, with the smaller VMOD you'll need to reduce battery size to 18350 and might not get much time out of that since the kick uses up to 20% of batt power itself.
I personally don't have a reason to try the smaller Vmod the XL is perfectly pocketable.
Actually, you cant kick the lil VMod(2.0) it uses a 14500 batt, not 18500. So the battery compartment is to smallAre you getting the XL? I had to go down to an 18490 batt, with the smaller VMOD you'll need to reduce battery size to 18350 and might not get much time out of that since the kick uses up to 20% of batt power itself.
duridog -- That little brass spring of the Kick needs to be grounded. I can't tell by your picture if you have attached that copper to the ground spring or if if just the spring touching copper is enough.
Most modding for Kicks on non metal mods I have seen connect to the ground spring in some way.
I'm hoping someone more electrical savvy can help out here.
Cant go upside down, there is a spring on side of the kick that uses the bodys ground. If you invert it, the body become positive. Kick wont work.
Trust me I would have loved to!
Dan
The ground spring on the kick is firmly touching the copper and the copper is making contact with the ground wire connected to the battery spring. Do I need to do anything else? I've vaped through one batt today and the kick is definitely working but I don't want to do anything to damage the kick/batts/myself.
Like the idea of a kicked 18650 XL K, and even more since the new Shi fu has a 2.0 Ohm atomizer.
***Still slightly bothered that the Shi Fu is somewhat stiff in that collar. I've switched out 2 1.5 Shi Fu's between the XL and the Reo Grand to see if it was the atomizer in question on the XL... nope. The one that was on the XL works fabulously on the Reo with its open drip well. I cleaned out the holes in the outer cone collar and keeping everything lightly screwed down, it's still very good, but not "fabulous" because of the difference in the air draw.
I do wonder if everyone is experiencing the same thing.
That said, after a day of using the Shi Fu, I am TOTALLY sold on them. These will save vapers looking for the best in flavor (and vapor production) a TON of money (compared to HH357 and AVA). - a ton.
I am experiencing the same stiffness after about 5-6 hours of use....this is the same thing the Joyes atties do, which is why I dumped using them.....I know there is a fix for this by drilling out the air holes a bit bigger, but man I hate having to do that with every atty I use or purchase.
What is it that Cisco does that keeps them from tightening up like this?
I am experiencing the same stiffness after about 5-6 hours of use....this is the same thing the Joyes atties do, which is why I dumped using them.....I know there is a fix for this by drilling out the air holes a bit bigger, but man I hate having to do that with every atty I use or purchase.
What is it that Cisco does that keeps them from tightening up like this?