Tight draw

[The Ocelot]

Hi

I haven't had my mini very long, but compared to my other BF it has a very tight draw with my 306s. I know it's an airflow problem, because it hits much better when I loosen the atty - but I mean loose loose, not like I overtightened it to begin with. Has anyone used a 510 to 510 adaptor?

 

[nerak]

Different brands of 306 atty's will hit different on the REO's. I was use to the tighter draw when I used them. You must be careful about making the atty too loose. They need good contact to prevent a short.

Robert does not recommend using a adapter. There have been a lot of shorts caused by using them.

 

[supertrunker]

HRH uses an adaptor on her mini so as to not have to get the RM2 milled down to fit. It is an adaptor i bought from Reosmods, so ought to be fine.

T

 

[Xaria]

When I used 306s, some of them had a tight draw. I would take a small paper clip and widen one or both of the holes at the base of the 306. A sturdy needle would work also. Just jiggle to widen it and do one and test it before you do the other hole as that might just be enough.


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HRH uses an adaptor on her mini so as to not have to get the RM2 milled down to fit. It is an adaptor i bought from Reosmods, so ought to be fine.

T

Do you have a pic so i could see what that looks like on her mini.

 

[redeyedancer]

I would try a different brand of atomizer they will vary in draw . You can open up the inlet holes on any atomizer . The mesh they use under the ceramic cup in the atomizer is what causes the stiff draw . I use to remove the mesh myself

 

[mrwilliams2]

What brand of 306 do you guys recommend or use. I've had good luck with the cisco's, but they are rather expensive. Any others out there that are just as good?

 

[supertrunker]

Do you have a pic so i could see what that looks like on her mini.

Second from the right.



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Not bad thanks for the pic.

 

[Justice]

IMO Cisco were well worth the extra few dollars and I had to drill the air holes out on them as I prefer a looser draw

 

[The Ocelot]

Thanks for the replies. I poked a pin around in the holes and it got a bit better. I'm going to poke it some more later.

Another question: have any of you had the paint come off in the drip well? I jus noticed it when I was poking around.

 

[Justice]

Thanks for the replies. I poked a pin around in the holes and it got a bit better. I'm going to poke it some more later.

Another question: have any of you had the paint come off in the drip well? I jus noticed it when I was poking around.

One of mine did. The other well I took it off. But the first one I think it wa from sitting with juice in the well for an extended time.
Another thin if you like an easy draw I highly recomend a RM2 atty you can bore the hole out to suit.

 

[The Ocelot]

What brand of 306 do you guys recommend or use. I've had good luck with the cisco's, but they are rather expensive. Any others out there that are just as good?

I'm using joyetech 1.5Ω 306s. I know they are cheap, but I've always used them for dripping. It's only on the mini they have a tight draw. I'll probably get some Ciscos fairly soon and give them a try. I also have some bridgeless/de-wicked around here somewhere. I'm going to give them a spin when I find them.

 

[The Ocelot]

One of mine did. The other well I took it off. But the first one I think it wa from sitting with juice in the well for an extended time.
Another thin if you like an easy draw I highly recomend a RM2 atty you can bore the hole out to suit.

Thanks! I'm going to start wiping it more often. The RMS is RBA, yes? I don't do that.

ETA: What kind of juice were you using?

 

[Justice]

Thanks! I'm going to start wiping it more often. The RMS is RBA, yes? I don't do that.

ETA: What kind of juice were you using?

Its a home brew I make and yes the RM2 is a RBA made by Rob it is ultra simple to do and by far the best Vape Ive found so far