On the Narda you'll have 4 corner juice wells to fill so creating a bed is not really feasible juice naturally will run into those wells wicking will be more like this Just a note you might notice a little bit of whistling on the Narda when drawing should put that out there maybe try a clone first see how you get on before getting the real thing or look up a review video where you can hear them vaping it lol
Good demonstration image on how to wick the Narda. Also agree about the whistling. I have used files, emery boards, fine sandpaper. Gently expanded the holes both on the cap and the deck. Get it to a point where it deceives me. First few hits not a peep, take another and a tiny whistle comes along. *chuckles* The
grinding up on the Narda I have is of course done on a clone. Hope the authentic ones do not whistle as bad. Would hate to pay good money and then foul it up by having to grind on an authentic.
I wick the rda I use in a similar manner as well. At least to start out. Put just enough of an end on either side to play backstop. Once I have
settled the rda and squonk in, so to speak, I'll then trim and tweak the wick until it barely hangs over touching the deck's base. I use rayon so it fluffs out in tiny tree root like fibers which slurp up the juice. The trimming helps avoid having discoloration and then further gunking the coil/s. Although my coils anyway using lots of vg based juice. Usually, pull out old wick, dry burn a bit to clean the coil/s, replace fresh wick seems helpful. It is kind of a
play it by sight, taste kind of indication as to when I do that.
Minor note on dry burning, only pulse your coil/s for a few seconds. Aim to get them a soft orange glow but not white hot. You can pulse them/it a few times. Then use a dental pick, tweezers to help clean, set the coil/s. Going white with dry burning risks
snapping a coil, which is where any weak portion of the wire will give way due to heat and cooling back down. Then, you need to rebuild that coil/s with fresh wire. You start picking this kind of stuff up, realizing it is a lot based on your own sight/feel/taste. There is not much as far as a
wrong way to it. Although you could be dumb regarding batteries, and that is wrong, please try not to be dumb with batteries. *grin* Too many people already go boom.
Well, need to get to that bit of stuff called living.
Run 'er slow.
