Youde Goblin
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Well, I just re wicked it using the method from that youtube video posted. So far so good.
But man, that guy on the youtube vid needs to learn to edit, and get to the point. He said the video was about wicking the goblin, but it took 30 minutes to get to the wicking.
But man, that guy on the youtube vid needs to learn to edit, and get to the point. He said the video was about wicking the goblin, but it took 30 minutes to get to the wicking.
has anyone just returned it? I just stuck mine in a drawer and wrote it off, not sure its even worth the hassle to return it.I just cant believe they put things out that have an easy fix that should have not been sold like this. Getting tired of buying things that just dont work, thats 2 tanks in a row,with the billow being the other. I can trap 26g but it is not tight enough to hold a connection. Very frustrated
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I first built mine with the wicks down into the channels to the bottom. Was getting dry hits on anything about 35watts and not very good vapor production. I trimmed them up to the very top of the channels. It's working much better now.
Add me to the group of people that cant get his positive screws to tighten down. Part of the issue I can see is that the point the screws were filed down to isn't centered so it will always leave a big gap on one side. Basically only the very tip of the point reaches the bottom of the post hole. No idea the purpose of filing them at all or making them so dang short. Was so excited to give this guy a toot this evening after all the great things I have been hearing about it.
Well here is my assessment with the Goblin. I'm using 26awg with 8 wraps on a 7/64th drill bit running at .5. I have to say that I think the flavor is not there. I do like the fact that I never get a dry it but for the most part its flavorless. IDK it could be to the fact that the chimney is too narrow. I have a Lemo Drop and it has great flavor but I get a dry hit every now and then.
I have the lights down low and playing some Berry White.I hoping the the Goblin and the Lemo get it on and produce the perfect RTA
I have the lights down low and playing some Berry White.I hoping the the Goblin and the Lemo get it on and produce the perfect RTA
How one sets the airflow on this truly determines the flavor production and the material you wick it with will play a big part as well. I have my own on order but I used a friend if mine for a day or 2 as he has 2 of them he bought one for his lady and she didn't like it as much as she thought she would she says it produces to much vapor for her LOL! He didn't want to sell it said he would keep it for a backup but let me try it to see if I wanted one and I'll say this it is easy peasey to build and is versatile if you looking to cloud chase without having to drip it will get it done if you want to flavor chase it will get it done too. Out of all the newer high airflow RTA's out right now this and the Billow are the top 2 in my book followed by the Delta II. I ran a .3 ohm build on this with some cotton man angel hair cotton and got outstanding flavor out of it with a 10/90 apple bread pudding juice. I also was running it @ 75 watts on a Sig 100watt box if that makes any difference. I love it love it love it!!!!! Can't wait until mine get's here as I'm kinda bummed out from having to return the borrowed one.
The working has been much better since trimming up and using a short wick. The flavor is great and it blows clouds nicely. Turning down the air flow really increases the flavor. With this one I may just drop from 6 to 3 mg nicotine.
Eh, I love TJ. He seems like a fantastic human being and I always truly enjoy his videos. I always learn something too. I don't mind since I have more free time than most. Glad it worked out for you.
Those are course threads, you will ruin your goblin. I ordered a couple of different screws from China, have to wait and see. These are screws that they use in things like hard drives and maybe computers, won;t find replacements in a hardware store.
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I thought the only difference between coarse and fine was the pitch?
The pitch on the screws for the Goblin is 0.4, which is M2 coarse.
This is all from just reading up on the topic for the last day. Please correct me if I'm wrong.
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