I tried the i06 with the sleeve and everything is closed, and it leaks through the CT. I thought there was a leak between the sleeve and the i06, so i gave up. I currently tried a 357 long barrel, and same result. Everything is tight and closed, but the barrel is sticking out. Is it because the tube is not "sealed" inside the ufs?
Ufs and long barrel atty help
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I have used the Long barrel with great results!! If everything is sealed up it should not be leaking into the CT.. Are you sure while filling you have everything closed and not all the way open on the juice flow?? I did that a few times when I frist started using this set up!! Also when screwing down the Atty I always pull the center connector pin down a little to make sure the atty threads down as tight as it will go!! I dont know just a few tips from when I was NEW...
Yup, i made sure that evrything is shut tight! Then when i vape, all the liquid gets sucked up almost out via the drip tip. That's whats bothering me, i cant understand why. It even happend when in short mode and the normal barrel atty sticks out, same result.
I would suggest trying to get the hang of the UFS with cartomizers to start. The filler in them helps you get a feel for the learning curve of feeding vs air flow. That being said, when I set mine up, here is the process:
1. Lube o-rings on the CT and the bottom of the tank
2. Insert the tank into the CT
3. Screw the tank down just about all the way
4. Pull out the connector pin 1/2 way or so
5. Thread in the atomizer nice and tight
6. Unscrew the tank, so you close off the liquid control
7. Place your tank pieces on accordingly
8. Lube the O-Ring for the top cap
9. Screw on top cap
10. Place O-ring around atomizer
11. Screw on either the mouth piece or the v2 tank top
From there, be careful how much liquid to air you are mixing until you get a feel for the liquid flow for the particular liquid you are using.
Hope that helps, kuya!
1. Lube o-rings on the CT and the bottom of the tank
2. Insert the tank into the CT
3. Screw the tank down just about all the way
4. Pull out the connector pin 1/2 way or so
5. Thread in the atomizer nice and tight
6. Unscrew the tank, so you close off the liquid control
7. Place your tank pieces on accordingly
8. Lube the O-Ring for the top cap
9. Screw on top cap
10. Place O-ring around atomizer
11. Screw on either the mouth piece or the v2 tank top
From there, be careful how much liquid to air you are mixing until you get a feel for the liquid flow for the particular liquid you are using.
Hope that helps, kuya!
will go through the whole process again bit by bit, maybe i missed something. Hopefully i can make it work! - Status
