You might have a defective one or maybe you removed the airflow adjustment lever and did not reposition it correctly. When I close my airflow completely (100%), there is no airflow at all as expected.
Youde Goblin Mini
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You might have a defective one or maybe you removed the airflow adjustment lever and did not reposition it correctly. When I close my airflow completely (100%), there is no airflow at all as expected.
Nice review petra, thanks! I see there is some disagreement regarding the airflow adjustment. I guess time will tell if it really is an inconsistency in the production of these although it would be a shame for such a nice machining. I'm curios how stiff is the air-flow controller? Could it be easily moved by mistake?
It wont move by mistake, it has a o-ring or something in there. I only know this because on mine it was visible in the air hole area and was sticking out partially. When my control lever popped out of its position part of it came loose and I removed the piece, the rest of it is still in there.
I've been using my GM for about 2 Weeks. I haven't noticed the Air Flow Level getting moved by Mistake.
When I first got mine, I did move the Lever sometimes when I would screw the GM onto a mod. This was because I was gripping the GM by the Base.
One Think that I have Noticed is that the Metal Drip Tip Adapter isn't very Tight in the Top Cap. And if I would put my mod in my Pocket, 9 time out of 10 it would Pop Off (with my Drip Tip included) from the Top Cap.
The Drip Tip Adapter needs a Grove in it to Seat onto the O-Ring in the Top Cap. Maybe this will be a V2 improvement.
Since I like 510 Flat Drip Tips, and would Never use the Glass Drip, I Super Glued the Drip Tip adapter to the Top Cap.
As far as I can tell, the airflow ring doesn't seal the hole. It's a mm thinner than what it should be to seal the airhole. Anyway, I enjoy it a lot, it doesn't cause any problem.
The good news is I found a coupon to get the Goblin mini for $20.99, instead of 28-32$ which is the average price. The coupon is UDGM. The shop's link for the product is Youde Goblin mini RTA Rebuildable Tank E - Cigarette Atomizer-29.90 and Free Shipping| GearBest.com
PS Yes... my 510 adapter too...It needs a little care... but my golden drip is beautiful with my golden dna, so I'm just a bit more careful
The good news is I found a coupon to get the Goblin mini for $20.99, instead of 28-32$ which is the average price. The coupon is UDGM. The shop's link for the product is Youde Goblin mini RTA Rebuildable Tank E - Cigarette Atomizer-29.90 and Free Shipping| GearBest.com
PS Yes... my 510 adapter too...It needs a little care... but my golden drip is beautiful with my golden dna, so I'm just a bit more careful
Mine Seems to.
If I put the Lever all the Way to "MIN", I can't suck any Air thru the Drip Tips.
So i got mine, was really imoressed, tried a bunch of builds out.
Then i filled it completely and half the tank leaks out every time.
Air comtrol is closed when filling, any idea whats going on? Its definitely leaking from the air holes...
Pancake wick. Single coil without the adaptor (adaptor seems to kill half the flavor..
Is it flooding and then leaking out the air hole?
If so seems awful, the design
At half tank no leaks...seems like an air pressure thing
If i wick it with cotton down the channels i get dry hits, with cotton resting sbove immflooding / leaking.
If its due to the single coil adapter hot being placed why is half a tank not keaking and a whole tank is
Fortunately immusing a heat invader mini to test is so leaking wont kill my device. Can someone describe a bit the wicking? I read theough and saw one post on it but it indicates you don't want to go down the juice channels, as you get wicking failure / dry hits
Then i filled it completely and half the tank leaks out every time.
Air comtrol is closed when filling, any idea whats going on? Its definitely leaking from the air holes...
Pancake wick. Single coil without the adaptor (adaptor seems to kill half the flavor..
Is it flooding and then leaking out the air hole?
If so seems awful, the design
At half tank no leaks...seems like an air pressure thing
If i wick it with cotton down the channels i get dry hits, with cotton resting sbove immflooding / leaking.
If its due to the single coil adapter hot being placed why is half a tank not keaking and a whole tank is
Fortunately immusing a heat invader mini to test is so leaking wont kill my device. Can someone describe a bit the wicking? I read theough and saw one post on it but it indicates you don't want to go down the juice channels, as you get wicking failure / dry hits
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You're using a single coil without the adapter and you're wondering why its leaking? Where exactly do you think all of that juice from the two open juice channels is going to go?
I chain vape with no dry hits or leaking by trimming the wic to sit against the barrel over the juice channels, maybe a little bit in them but not much. I have a near fulltank so I cant get a picture but this looks similar, mine are just slightly longer. Sorry for the large image and for the fact its not the mini, but the idea is the same.
Seems like you would want to put the Single Coil adapter on your Deck if nothing else to determine if the Leaking is coming from the Used Air Hole. Or if it is coming from the Unused Air Hole with 2 Gaping unused e-Liquid channel next to it.
BTW - I think the Flavor is Less when I Don't use the adapter. But everyone is Different.
I have had mine for over a week now and i love it!!!
no leaking so far, just condensation where the airholes are since they are flush to the mod.
here are my gripes though:
1) bottom fill, although it's not huge dea
2) what is a huge deal is that the screen is so damn small i keep dropping it! I have already lost one o-ring as it popped off when i dropped the screw
3) the flat head slot is really thin and i don't have anything that fits it at the moment so i gotta use tweezers
4) the adapter for the drip tip is VERY lose ... my drip tip has fallen off
5) the airflow on the single coil setup is very weak... i did one single coil setup and now i'm back to dual coil.
for those worried about leaking they have improved the design.. the fill hole is bigger and they give you an o ring on the screw.
so far so good..
no leaking so far, just condensation where the airholes are since they are flush to the mod.
here are my gripes though:
1) bottom fill, although it's not huge dea
2) what is a huge deal is that the screen is so damn small i keep dropping it! I have already lost one o-ring as it popped off when i dropped the screw
3) the flat head slot is really thin and i don't have anything that fits it at the moment so i gotta use tweezers
4) the adapter for the drip tip is VERY lose ... my drip tip has fallen off
5) the airflow on the single coil setup is very weak... i did one single coil setup and now i'm back to dual coil.
for those worried about leaking they have improved the design.. the fill hole is bigger and they give you an o ring on the screw.
so far so good..
I hear you on the Slotted Screw. That to me is a Piss Poor design.
Make it a Philips head. And for God's sake, make it out of Magnetic Stainless Steel so it will stuck to a Screw Driver when you do to put in it.
LOL
I've had mine for 3 days and its a nice tank. Two gripes:
510 drip tip adapter falls out in my pocket
The filling screw is a flathead not a phillips screw....really...
Otherwise...nice tank
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510 drip tip adapter falls out in my pocket
The filling screw is a flathead not a phillips screw....really...
Otherwise...nice tank
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Yeah... The Drip Tip Adapter is kinda Funky.
Like I said earlier. I Glued mine in place with a couple drops of Super Glue Gel. Worked Great.
But that is a Permanent Fix. So only do it if you are Sure you will never us the Bigger Diameter Glass drip tip.
haha.... we all ask from Youde not so loose drip tip and a philips juice hole screw. As for the magnetic screw, it's a smart idea.
Well, mine works perfect after a few days. Usually I find a week as the necessary period for an atty to begin performing its best.
Air and juice feed are smooth. I even opened the air hole and had lung inhales with a single 1 ohm coil (0.3 diam) at 13.5 watts.
Overall it's a decent atty for its money. With the coupon is now 20.99$ only. I have genuine brand atties that cost a lot more, while GM performs very well comparing to them.
But anyway, it has to have some negatives comparing to them. I mean, I don't demand from it to be perfect. I just demand to be a value for its money. And it is!
Well, mine works perfect after a few days. Usually I find a week as the necessary period for an atty to begin performing its best.
Air and juice feed are smooth. I even opened the air hole and had lung inhales with a single 1 ohm coil (0.3 diam) at 13.5 watts.
Overall it's a decent atty for its money. With the coupon is now 20.99$ only. I have genuine brand atties that cost a lot more, while GM performs very well comparing to them.
But anyway, it has to have some negatives comparing to them. I mean, I don't demand from it to be perfect. I just demand to be a value for its money. And it is!
Any idea if the replacement screws for the standard goblin fit? My screws were in so tight that i stripped 3 of them first day i got it lol.
Someone somewhere linked these: Buy M21001 - M2X4 Socket Set Flat Point Stainless Steel A2 DIN913 | Mr. Metric
Topic was about the standard goblin tho
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Someone somewhere linked these: Buy M21001 - M2X4 Socket Set Flat Point Stainless Steel A2 DIN913 | Mr. Metric
Topic was about the standard goblin tho
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Would love a tiny hex key holding a hex screw into the juice hole on GM. Oh, how easy it would be other than to struggle with the flat head screw.
Just found a trick for the damn flat head fill screw!
Since there is no need to screw very tight (the oring prevents leaking and can be damaged if the screw is too tight) I USE A FINGERNAIL to screw and unscrew. They are short but, still, can do the trick!
Since there is no need to screw very tight (the oring prevents leaking and can be damaged if the screw is too tight) I USE A FINGERNAIL to screw and unscrew. They are short but, still, can do the trick!
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