Zephyrus, help.

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JonasDK

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Hey guys.

I can't seem to get my zephyrus to wick correctly. I feel like I've tryed every wicking method out there, but nothing really seems to work for me. I'm not exactly getting dry hits, but I can taste that the wicks aren't getting saturated enough.
I've been thinking about putting in bigger coils, to see if that would help. Right now I have 2mm coils in there, and I thing that I might be able to squeeze in a couple of 2.5mm coils. But I feel like it would mess up the airflow.
What do you guys think? Any advice?
 

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Hey guys.

I can't seem to get my zephyrus to wick correctly. I feel like I've tryed every wicking method out there, but nothing really seems to work for me. I'm not exactly getting dry hits, but I can taste that the wicks aren't getting saturated enough.
I've been thinking about putting in bigger coils, to see if that would help. Right now I have 2mm coils in there, and I thing that I might be able to squeeze in a couple of 2.5mm coils. But I feel like it would mess up the airflow.
What do you guys think? Any advice?

I had a Zepherus but sold it.

Sounds as if the cotton is too tight inside the coil. Re wick and have the cotton fill the coil but a little bit loose so the wick can slide inside the coil.
 

JonasDK

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I've used 2.5mm coils in the zephyrus, still had good airflow. Try posting a pic, tough to say what is wrong without it.

I've tried putting in 2.5mm coils, and they actually worked pretty well, except that they restricted the airflow quite a bit. And since the airflow was the main reason why I bought this tank I would really like to get the 2mm coils to work.

Wicking its tricky , I've tired grims method, and a couple others. It's been a pain to get right but when you get it right and it doesn't flood all your juice out it's a great tank with amazing flavor. it does guzzle juice down but worth it!

I've also tried a few different methods, and grims is the one that have worked the best for me. But it's still not quite there.

I'm just going to re-wick it, and post pics of how I do it. Maybe you guys can see what I'm doing wrong.
 

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So I just re-wicked it, and I think that I actually came pretty close to getting it right this time.

Here is how I did it. Maybe you guys can give me some pointers.
Sorry about the picture-quality. The macro-function on my camera isn't the best.

So here is the previous wick I had in there. There's barely any cotton in the juice-channels.
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And here it is all cleaned up, and ready for new wicks.
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Here are the wicks cut at an angle. I also trimmed a little of the top. After I took the picture I snipped a little more of the ends.
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Bend the wicks up.
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Carefully put on the cap.
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Gently push the wicks down towards the juice-channels.
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I had cut the wicks a bit too shot, so I tucked a little cotton in at each of the channels.
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Juiced it up, and ready to go.
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I've gone trough half a tank by now, and I'm pretty close to getting it right.
It still tastes a little dry, and chain-vaping is defiantly out of the question.
So if you have any pointers for me I'll be happy to hear them.
 

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Ur looks what I do, although I don't tuck the tails up when I put the cap on. I do everything the same tho, I still can't chain vape really I can take about 3-5 second hits at 60 watts stinks I love the flavor I get from this. I have to say the aromamizer rdta has spoiled me with chain vaping at high wattages with not a single dry hit
 
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