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Cut the legs after jfc aromizer plus rdta
- Thread starter Mino
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I cut the coil legs for my Aromamizer Pluses to 5mm using a coily style tool. Fool proof. As far as what you have seen/read about coil leg length, the jfc has/had no bearing on my leg length or coil positioning. Once your coils are installed in the deck, insert the deck all the way into the chamber assembly prior to wicking. Look through the airflow ports on the side, and ensure the coils are positioned in the upper 75% portion of the airflow ports. If they aren't, reposition them accordingly and repeat process until they are in the correct position. Then wick, prime, assemble, fill, and vape!
The Wire Spider
The Wire Spider
Ha ha there's a conversation starter with the ladies!I cut the coil legs for my Aromamizer Pluses to 5mm using a coily style tool. Fool proof. As far as what you have seen/read about coil leg length, the jfc has/had no bearing on my leg length or coil positioning. Once your coils are installed in the deck, insert the deck all the way into the chamber assembly prior to wicking. Look through the airflow ports on the side, and ensure the coils are positioned in the upper 75% portion of the airflow ports. If they aren't, reposition them accordingly and repeat process until they are in the correct position. Then wick, prime, assemble, fill, and vape!
The Wire Spider
JFC allows users to adjust the wet/wick rate for thicker or thinner ejuice, overly-hot or cool coils, etc. Oh, and some folks will close them to fill, invert and release a bit to vent air-pressure before vaping.
Sometimes, JFC even works ;-)
This. 5mm legs, 3.5mm id., 7 wraps of 2x24, wrapped in 34 ga. Ni 80 claptons. DO NOT overwick. I use those shoestring cottons and I thin them out a little bit.