Plug for genesis screw holes?

[Miss Pepper]

It'll flood with the screw out Pepper. Just make the wick nice and loose.

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Ummmm i will check when im back home

 

[mrHAIRYface]

It'll flood with the screw out Pepper. Just make the wick nice and loose.

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Just like my women

 

[Chegs]

I asked on POTV whether to leave the filler-plug in/out,and most left it out.I now rarely use that atty(Aga-S)but there was a big difference between flavour with the bung in/out.Out the flavour was so intense it tasted almost like I was drinking the juice but as the tank only holds about 1-1.5 ml,out & the bloody tank wouldn't last longer than an hour or 2.Put the bung in again,& though the tank lasted quite a long time it was so muted taste that I would vape even more & result was,dry tank in same time as no bung.

 

[Klinux]

I would apply the same logic a wick not tightly fitted in the wick hole should allow enough air to wick properly but its not always the case.

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[RicModMaker]

I asked on POTV whether to leave the filler-plug in/out,and most left it out.I now rarely use that atty(Aga-S)but there was a big difference between flavour with the bung in/out.Out the flavour was so intense it tasted almost like I was drinking the juice but as the tank only holds about 1-1.5 ml,out & the bloody tank wouldn't last longer than an hour or 2.Put the bung in again,& though the tank lasted quite a long time it was so muted taste that I would vape even more & result was,dry tank in same time as no bung.

If the wick is loose enough, juice should flow fast enough. Leaving screws out buggers up the vacuum.

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[Chegs]

Not a problem on an Aga -S as it doesn't use a vacuum system, I was using a mesh wick that allowed wick changes without removing the coil too so it wasn't a tight fit in the hole.

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[big benson]

If the wick is loose enough, juice should flow fast enough. Leaving screws out buggers up the vacuum.

Sent from somewhere in cloudy Kent[/QUOTE Seedy how you getting on with the kraken,is the rsst getting less use now.i think it was you who was asking about them a couple weeks ago.

 

[RicModMaker]

If the wick is loose enough, juice should flow fast enough. Leaving screws out buggers up the vacuum.

Sent from somewhere in cloudy Kent[/QUOTE Seedy how you getting on with the kraken,is the rsst getting less use now.i think it was you who was asking about them a couple weeks ago.

Yep. Got Kraken fever. I can't believe how good they are for the money. It also makes a change not having to drill an atty. :-)

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[big benson]

Yep. Got Kraken fever. I can't believe how good they are for the money. It also makes a change not having to drill an atties. :-)

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Yup they are awesome mate,you have to try it with cotton,i tried for the first time a couple of weeks ago and im totally converted,as long as the cotton is really loose in the coil it never dry hits.

 

[RicModMaker]

I might give that a try sometime.
Ive been building it with a tiny SS mesh wick with ekowool sleeve. The wick is super thin and really just to keep the sleeve aligned so juice can get to it. Works a treat and I can dry burn it every day so no gunk build up. Its like dripping. Ive now got 3 krakens. That's how much I like them ;-)

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