Just read the rest of this thread...it's what we've all been saying this whole time
Really is a killer tank...best so far
Kanger Subtank 22mm and Nano 18mm
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Just read the rest of this thread...it's what we've all been saying this whole time
Really is a killer tank...best so far
anyone else notice that sometimes it leaks for no apparent reason? then after it'll go days without leaking... then all of a sudden it leaks again?
No leaking at all for me.
None for me either.
@n0ugh7_zw not a single leak on my side either
Maybe one of your tank seals is a bit stuffed, try replacing them perhaps.
Or if it's leaking out the bottom then check the OCC/RBA if it may be leaking and replace/fix that
Maybe one of your tank seals is a bit stuffed, try replacing them perhaps.
Or if it's leaking out the bottom then check the OCC/RBA if it may be leaking and replace/fix that
I Think the cotton in my OCC coil has given out... Hence the leaks
Tighter draw than the OCC? That's very interesting - I've yet to try one
The condensation is very odd, especially if it happens with both the OCC and the RBA base. I've never had this at all, in fact I was curious about it the other day and stuffed the entire base full of tissue to see if there was any juice in there and the tissue came out dry
In my mind blowing would be the only way to get juice down there (besides leaking through the airflow hole). Are you using the stock drip tip? Maybe some juice is accumulating in the chimney and dripping down - but even then it should just land on the wick?!?
This is very mysterious
Tighter draw than the OCC? That's very interesting - I've yet to try one
The condensation is very odd, especially if it happens with both the OCC and the RBA base. I've never had this at all, in fact I was curious about it the other day and stuffed the entire base full of tissue to see if there was any juice in there and the tissue came out dry
In my mind blowing would be the only way to get juice down there (besides leaking through the airflow hole). Are you using the stock drip tip? Maybe some juice is accumulating in the chimney and dripping down - but even then it should just land on the wick?!?
This is very mysterious
It's the only explanation i can come up with. I'm using my stingray driptip. I didn't really care for the stock one. That said even using the stock one, I can see condensation in the chimney is an issue. But you're right, it should just flow back onto the coil, and get wicked up
It's the only explanation i can come up with. I'm using my stingray driptip. I didn't really care for the stock one. That said even using the stock one, I can see condensation in the chimney is an issue. But you're right, it should just flow back onto the coil, and get wicked up
Only thing I can think of doing is to completely disassemble everything...soak it in water for a bit and then put it all back together again - it's the vaping equivalent of turning it off and on again
Only thing I can think of doing is to completely disassemble everything...soak it in water for a bit and then put it all back together again - it's the vaping equivalent of turning it off and on again
True.... But you vastly underestimate the levels of my laziness
In that case....drop some tissue in the base and let it soak up the condensation - replace once per day
The condensation is normal. It happens because the cold air coming in is heated by the heat generated by the coil leaving moisture in the base.
A tiny bit of moisture sure, but not anything that would leak out...that's a bit heavy for what should be accumulating in the base
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