How many of you can....

This is what I've been doing as well. I thought I had it solved in fact... It went a few days with zero issues at all then it all went to crap and I can't keep the ohms in one spot long enough to get through a tank with a consistent vape. I know it will be fine on Kanthal but I'm digging the Titanium vape when it's working right. I really hope the Steam tuners update will solve this. ... I was originally thinking the spring update was just providing more contact area with the spring but now I believe it might actually be allowing for a solid contact once the bottom of the juice control lowers enough and eventually locks against it. If that's the case this ought to be much more than a patch but be a revision included in SM's design going forward.

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Hey @Siam Diesel , got something else for you to check out:

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Ok, just ordered a few of the spring updates. Should this work it'll be all v4s from here out until we see a v5 in the works

 

If you close off two of the air holes in the base (there are four) of the RTA it might be okay???

Very easy to do...just a touch too breezy for a MTL for me

 

You should try the Uwell Crown if you have not already.

 

I really like the look of the Single Coil RBA Deck. The Huge Air Hole in the Chimney and below the coil concerns me a little though due to the fact that all that extra airspace can be easily compressed, giving a muffled rather than crisp, tight draw. This is of course just an experienced guess. I have to say though.... should I find a bit of extra money burning a hole in my pocket and someone local has both the Tank and RBA in stock, it will be among the first things I grab. Heck, even if I don't like it, it will be very easy to resell as it's a dynamite sub tank by all accounts.

 

It's a great tank, the flavor is just awesome. I really like what they did with the top cap, it is very easy to unscrew and to refill, the stock coils are great too btw.
I like the TVF4 a lot but it comes with a bunch of little issues i don't have with the UC.
The airflow is of course adjustable and it's one of the tanks that does not make a flimsy whistling sound.
And yeah you could likely resell it if you don't like it.
Personally i don't like a tight draw on subohm builds, unless with TC, i vape at high W to get warm vapor and a lot of flavor but i need to use a wide airflow and make a fast draw to keep the coils from overheating ( i chain-vape MTL) But yeah with an RBA you can make any build to your preference. For a tight draw i kind of like 1 - 1.5 Ohm builds at 16 - 20 W.

 

Agreed on the flavor of the Uwell Crown and that's just with the stock coils. I've been really happy with it.


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I've just bought a Kabuki tank - a swanky Nautilus, takes BVC heads. Dunno what it will be like - I tried my ex-wife's Nautilus and didn't like it.
The Kabuki is made by HoH, and It was offered at a bargain price, so...

 

Very cool! Well you can bet on making some good money should you decide you don't get along well with it

 

If you like a tight draw, the Fogger as not bad, big tank, easy to refill too and has a tight air flow.

 

A dripper with a single coil and cotton wick is so easy to set up, and is pretty leakproof.

Something like a Stumpy should offer no real difficulty.


The Kabuki will most probably go to my ex-wife, who is still on the roll-ups, even though she has had lung cancer.
She didn't get on with the Nautilus I bought for her, maybe this will be easier to fill and operate.

 

I got it second hand off a mate, which does not help you much, I'm afraid.
I'm looking forward to trying it out on the BVC coils - this will be the first pre-made coil atty that I've owned. Only had a few puffs on the ex's Nautilus before this. Not very impressive, really.
I prefer the look of the Uwell coils - if the Kabuki is a disappointment, then maybe try a Crown?

 

The nautilus and Uwell Crown are two very different types of tanks. The nautilus is a tight draw tank with 1.6 -1.8 Ohm coils, best suitable for high PG juice. It has a great flavor output but isn't meant for cloud-chasing or anything, it will run well with older, less powerful mods. The Uwell is an awesome subohm tank with a wide airflow, that thing is a juice burner.

 

Thanks for the link to ECF. The Kabuki certainly seems to keep a lot of people happy.

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Well, the Kabuki has landed, and it's bloody fantastic.
I've never used a ready made coil before, and I'm surprised how good this is - and I believe that it will get better with use, or so I read about break-in period, etc.
The atty itself is beautifully made. The grub screw for the air is a bit loose in it's thread - that's my only niggle, and, as long as the adjustment stays put, no problem.