UFS Weak Vapor

[Valsacar]

Ok, so got the UFS, but vapor is REALLY weak. Using a standard res atty, no gurgling sound so I don't think it's flooded. But it makes such a little amount of vapor that it makes Blu look like a cloud. Compared to my iAtty (which I messed up and right now has a 3.3ohm atty) it's just sad.

Help?

 

[Jesper]

Sounds strange!
I use a LR Cisco atty and I'm getting amazing vapour.

 

[Painfreak]

might be the atty? i'm not sure but mine works just fine with Joye LR atty and produce great amount of vapor not losing iatty.

 

[APM]

yeah, i think it's an atty problem. try to use a different brand like joye which really works with my ufs

 

[zuTma]

If it is standard atty you could also try on 6v and see if that helps.
If you don't have burnt taste and if it's not flooded then must be the atty or you can try
and clean connection points...

 

[RippleInStillWater]

Best bet IMO -- 1.5Joye LR510 or HH357 at 3.7V
CiscoLR901 at 3.7V
HV901 at 6V

 

[Valsacar]

It could be the atty, but my other UFS is working fine (not as much vapor as the iAtty, but still very good) with another atty from the same pack.

 

[RippleInStillWater]

I'm really betting on the atty, V......always try another first before coming to a conclusion -- I know from experience!!!

 

[B-Rad_The_Mad_Vapr]

sounds like you better send it to me

 

[Valsacar]

Changed atty, same issue. Tested this (new) atty on the provari to make sure it was also SR (2.4ohm) just to be sure I wasn't grabbing HV ones. It's been taken apart and cleaned twice today, so I don't think there's any issue there...

The draw is also unbelievably hard... even with air all the way open.

 

[RippleInStillWater]

No clue......are the holes reamed in the pieces correctly? I'm baffled, ask Imeo.

 

[imeothanasis]

if the draw is hard you need to open the 4 holes on the CT with a pin. Do the same with the 4 holes on the connector Valsa.

 

[Valsacar]

if the draw is hard you need to open the 4 holes on the CT with a pin. Do the same with the 4 holes on the connector Valsa.

I'll look into that, by pin you mean just a pin to see if there's anything blocking it?

I just tried a third atty, and it's working just about as well as my others... strangely with an atty that reads at 3.5ohm on my Provari.

One other question for you, I got this GGTS/UFS second hand. The button is pretty worn, barely touching it and it fires. Is there anything I can do to fix that, without ordering new parts? Takes forever to get any orders here, perhaps I just need to find the right spring?

 

[silentt]

I have a couple attys that have a really stiff draw too. If the ufs isn't working great I usually take it out and try it on a different device dripping.

 

[imeothanasis]

I'll look into that, by pin you mean just a pin to see if there's anything blocking it?

I just tried a third atty, and it's working just about as well as my others... strangely with an atty that reads at 3.5ohm on my Provari.

One other question for you, I got this GGTS/UFS second hand. The button is pretty worn, barely touching it and it fires. Is there anything I can do to fix that, without ordering new parts? Takes forever to get any orders here, perhaps I just need to find the right spring?

yes, a simple pin to check if something is blocked Valsa. As for the button, unscrew it and extend the spring. Thats all

 

[blackwater]

So it did arrive Val??? Never was notified by USPS. When I used 1.5's at 3.7 it was a monster. Did you try LR attys?
Are you doing High voltage? Glad it got there. Wish it was working great though.

Chris


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- One man gathers what another man spills.

 

[Valsacar]

So it did arrive Val??? Never was notified by USPS. When I used 1.5's at 3.7 it was a monster. Did you try LR attys?
Are you doing High voltage? Glad it got there. Wish it was working great though.

Chris


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- One man gathers what another man spills.

Thanks for the concern, but not the one I got off you. I expect yours next week, and hopefully by then any stupid mistakes that are my fault will all be gone.

 

[Valsacar]

yes, a simple pin to see if antything is blocked Valsa. As for the button, unscrew it and extend the spring. Thats all

Of I could get it apart, heh. All I have handy are some pliers to hold the base, I'll need to go find something else to turn the top with, it's in there pretty tight.

 

[Painfreak]

Wear rubber gloves and it should come off easily. Always works for me.

 

[Valsacar]

Wear rubber gloves and it should come off easily. Always works for me.

Tried that, and I'm talking about taking the button apart, getting it off is easy.