No issues with leaking with the air holes where they are ?
It's been down to an Origen, Patriot, Odin, or Magma and I'm thinking Magma after what you and Mr.Mann had to say.
I'm as far from a dripper expert as I can be, so you'll have to take my opinion as one based in extremely limited scope of experience, but no, I haven't had any leaking problems since I figured out two things in my short time playing with it so far. Of course, these probably seem laughably obvious to experienced RDA users:
1 - Don't use the drip well as a liquid reservoir. Fill that thing up with wick and then fill the wick with liquid. If you have free liquid in the well and turn the RDA any way but upright, it will leak. Use the drip well as a wick reservoir, and the wick as a liquid reservoir, and all the liquid stays put in any orientation.
2 - I get my best hits with the coils right over the air inlets (1-2 mm, maybe), and, even with the coils hanging toward the outside of the deck like that, drops sometimes cling to the wick nearest the coil and end up right over the inlets. If you leave them there, they could, I suppose drop down the air inlet. To avoid this, I take a couple short hits right after dripping. This "unfloods" the coils and immediately vaporizes the liquid that would leak before it has a chance to. I'm not really sure that it would drip down the inlet, but I noticed the coils flooded after my first fill and thought it might drip down and leak, so I've been giving it a couple clearing hits after filling since the start.
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