Wotofo Serpent SMM RTA

[Letitia]

I still get seeping on both of my smm's. It seeps from the air holes but the airflow ring catches it and puts liquid under the tank. It's not terrible but does get a little annoying. I have a geekvape zeus on the way and am hoping that it will be leak proof like they promise.

I have one ordered. Hasn't shipped yet.

 

[hittman]

I asked around and got some advice on wicking but no matter how I wick it I get some seeping. It's not a lot but have to take the tank off every day to day and a half and wipe underneath it.

 

[Marc411]

I get some spit back out of the air slots but don't really get much seeping, I have three of these tanks. Have you checked the o-rings to see if maybe you have one that got dinged up. They come with an extra set, it may be worth a try to see if that resolves the problem.

 

[hittman]

That was my thought at first and tried a new one on the top cap thinking that maybe it was seeping through when I laid the mod on its side.

 

[Letitia]

Have you tried switching the decks or top caps? Worth a shot. Worked for a couple of STM's I had.

 

[hittman]

Both of them do it but one is worse than the other.

 

[Letitia]

Try switching the top caps between the two.

 

[puffon]

All 3 of mine condensate a lot.
Dark juice in the tank, clear liquid collects under the tank.
I've been using a thin drip tip sized o-ring on the base 510, to keep liquid out of the mod 510.

 

[Letitia]

All 3 of mine condensate a lot.
Dark juice in the tank, clear liquid collects under the tank.
I've been using a thin drip tip sized o-ring on the base 510, to keep liquid out of the mod 510.

That is a great tip. Wish I would have thought of it when I was trying out tfv4 decks!

 

[puffon]

That is a great tip. Wish I would have thought of it when I was trying out tfv4 decks!

It has to be a thin one tho, otherwise it might not make a connection with the mod.

 

[williamclarkonet]

Absolutely, I switched mine out to hex grub screws.

And I should have also posted M2.5 X 3mm is the correct size.

Thanks that helps alot!

 

[williamclarkonet]

And I should have also posted M2.5 X 3mm is the correct size.

I got some of thouse coming in Monday I will change them out as soon as I get them

 

[williamclarkonet]

Found some m2.5 3mm grub screws and they fit perfectly using my whia 1.3 hex driver https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000...driver+1.3&dpPl=1&dpID=31aBtAVz0BL&ref=plSrch it works alot better. I got my grub screws here $1.11 Replacement Screws for Atomizers (10-Pack) 10-pack - M2.5*3mm thread size at FastTech - Worldwide Free Shipping

 

[Marc411]

Those look good, flat bottom vs cup bottom. The cup tends to cut the wire.

I buy most of mine from the Accugroup out of the UK.

M2.5 x 3mm Flat Point Set / Grub Screws (DIN 913) - A4 Stainless Steel: Accu.co.uk: Precision Screws

 

[MMW]

Those look good, flat bottom vs cup bottom. The cup tends to cut the wire.

I buy most of mine from the Accugroup out of the UK.

M2.5 x 3mm Flat Point Set / Grub Screws (DIN 913) - A4 Stainless Steel: Accu.co.uk: Precision Screws

How much is shipping?

 

[Marc411]

How much is shipping?

It was fairly steep but I bought pretty deep on several size of grub screws and SS rods, some hex nuts for building mods.

$22 VAT but they are precision, no slop and SS.

Let me know if you need some.

 

[MMW]

It was fairly steep but I bought pretty deep on several size of grub screws and SS rods, some hex nuts for building mods.

$22 VAT but they are precision, no slop and SS.

Let me know if you need some.

Thanks Marc! That's great of you to offer brother, but I think I'm going to grab some hex and the elusive slotted ones.

You grabbed flat/non cup?

 

[Marc411]

Thanks Marc! That's great of you to offer brother, but I think I'm going to grab some hex and the elusive slotted ones.

You grabbed flat/non cup?

I use flat after I bought some from FT and they were cup, they just clipped the wire when I torqued them down.

 

[MMW]

I use flat after I bought some from FT and they were cup, they just clipped the wire when I torqued them down.

Right on. I've always gotten the cupped because I feared that the inner wall of post holes was conical and a flat might leave a small gap/connection issue. A lot of the cupped ones I have had to file down because they even cut through 24g.

I'm in on the flat. Thanks Marc!

 

[Marc411]

All good brother!

Filing those little screws must have been a b!tch