Would you be interested?

[TonyTT]

You know how cartomizers are always so great fresh out of the box, with that nice pull and *snap* *crackle* *pop*. Your on top of the world, then a day later, the draw has tightened up?

I just wanna know why they don't make cartos with sllllllightly bigger air channels. Just so when the poly expands, it, and settles into the tight draw stage, it'll have a more sufficient draw.

I wouldn't mind putting up with a really airy fresh carto, if it means I could still use it a couple days later and not feel like I'm trying to pull air through...well an old cartomizer (feel free to suggest metaphors)

Thoughts?

 

[dripdaddy]

Good question. I am no carto expert but my first thought is that density of the polyfill is important for keeping the carto properly wicked/saturated. If the poly was less dense, juice could seep through the fill and just run out of the bottom. I could be wrong. Anyone have any other thoughts on this?

 

[TonyTT]

Well the cartos I have, there seems to be some sort of tubing for the airway. It's some sort of roll that keeps the polyfill from blocking the airway. You could make that just a fraction bigger, and it wouldn't effect the pollyfill density.

 

[dripdaddy]

I know what you are saying. The inner airway tube size on cartos have always been the same diameter as for as I can remember. I think a slightly larger diameter airflow tube could help, but it could also alter the draw negatively.

 

[pyro13g]

carefully run a toothpick or something up the air tube.