eightbitraptor
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This came up in a thread yesterday, and I promised @instantlady and @zouzounaki that I'd post pics of my wicking method.
Well I got a small tripod recently in order to video stupid stuff my baby does, so I thought I'd go all modern and try this Youtube malarky. Don't worry, I don't say anything and there are no effects, just me wicking and filling a Kayfun Prime. Some points to note:
excuse the fumbling, I would normally do this much quicker but having a phone and a tripod in front of your face gets in the way somewhat.
Hope it's useful
Edit: oh, and I use this with anything between 50vg and 70vg juice with no problems. I haven’t tried higher or lower.
Well I got a small tripod recently in order to video stupid stuff my baby does, so I thought I'd go all modern and try this Youtube malarky. Don't worry, I don't say anything and there are no effects, just me wicking and filling a Kayfun Prime. Some points to note:
- The coil is 5 wraps of 27g Kanthal around a 2.5mm bit - this is my usual Kayfun build these days and comes out at around 0.85 ohms. It's quite a warm vape at 19/20 watts which suits me perfectly on the tightest airhole of the Prime.
- You can't see it super well but the cotton is initially cut to the same width as the base of the atomiser (not the width of the threaded part as pbusardo does it - when I do this it gurgles like a drain).
- Always do the check at the end that the cotton is away from the airhole (I do this at the end with some tweezers, just before priming). I've found it's very easy when pushing the cotton down to just exert slightly too much pressure and push the cotton a touch too close to the hole - which of course, creates a bridge for your juice and will cause leaking
excuse the fumbling, I would normally do this much quicker but having a phone and a tripod in front of your face gets in the way somewhat.
Hope it's useful
Edit: oh, and I use this with anything between 50vg and 70vg juice with no problems. I haven’t tried higher or lower.
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