Aromamizer V1 velocity style- wicking tips?

[conanthewarrior]

Hi everyone, today I decided to use one of my aromamizers as they haven't had much love in a while- at least a year.

I whacked in a simple 10 Wrap, 2.5MM dual SS317L build coming in around 0.33. I'm sure I remembered the aromamizer being easy to wick, but for some reason I can't really push past 35W before it tastes dry, and that is very cool and not much flavour either.
Pretty sure with the same build I used to be able to vape at least 50W, and it was nice and juicy.

I'm using 70VG/30PG homebrew as usual, so was wondering if there was a knack to wicking this tank that I have forgotten.

Thank you all for your help, Conan.

 

[nwhornet]

Hi @conanthewarrior surprised nobody answered. Personally I wick all the Aromamizers I have as I would for TC, loose & just sitting on the deck. I actually prefer coiling the V1 vertically.

 

[jsixtysix]

Agree with the verticals, wicked like a skirt down to the deck. Old photo, but how I used to do mine:

 

[conanthewarrior]

Hi @conanthewarrior surprised nobody answered. Personally I wick all the Aromamizers I have as I would for TC, loose & just sitting on the deck. I actually prefer coiling the V1 vertically.

Thanks mate, people are usually quick to reply, might have been a quiet day yesterday lol.

After running a few tanks of juice through things are OK now , firing at 50W and it's nice and tasty and not dry. Must have been me being impatient and not allowing time to bed in.

@jsixtysix , I have tried verticals in the past, I can't actually remember how I got on with them though. You can fit in larger diameter coils vertical can't you? As even 2.5MM was a bit hard to squeeze in horizontal without causing problems.

 

[jsixtysix]

Can't actually remember but it most likely is a 3mm coil, and yes you can - glad it's working now.

 

[bellyman]

Search for Scrumpox's threads on the aromamiser's.
He was pretty much the authority on them.