Just another thought at one time I had a PG base that gave a petroleum taste to my juice so I tossed it. Could the RM4 be amplify that? try just straight VG and see if it's still there.
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Make sure you remove all the o-rings too. Machine oil tends to hide under the orings. Also, I boiled mine with some isopropyl alcohol and water, and then boiled it a few more times in plain water to rinse it out.
This type of things crossed my mind as after trying the atty several times when i smelled my juice, i had the impression to smell the bad flavor. But that was flavor association i think as i can get the machine oil flavor ln the rm4 (and quasar) on a fresh coil with no wick or juice, just by pulsing it a few time.
I think i got the explanation while typing this answer : there's probably some machine oil under the insulator...
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Received my center pin for my 454. I haven't put a hole in it yet at deck level, just squonking through the 4 wire holes at the top of the pin. Have to be careful of over squonking.
Built this time with .5mmX.1mm flat ribbon wire @0.63ohms. First time using flat ribbon wire. This flat ribbon wire seems to create more heat at a higher ohms, resulting in some better battery life. Clouds are incredible, and the flavour of the unflavoured is all there.
Built this time with .5mmX.1mm flat ribbon wire @0.63ohms. First time using flat ribbon wire. This flat ribbon wire seems to create more heat at a higher ohms, resulting in some better battery life. Clouds are incredible, and the flavour of the unflavoured is all there.
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