I recently purchased an iJoy new limitless RDTA that came with the IMC-7, IMC-3 velocity style deck and an IMC coil 3 deck. I am currently using the IMC-3 deck which is absolutely superb.
I previously tried using the IMC-7 deck with no success because no matter how I tried wicking the coils, I got dry hits after about 2-3 puffs. I basically had to try and tilt the whole mode/tank in order to get the juice to the coil.
I do not have a problem with other such decks that have four (4) wicking ports to run the individual coil's cotton through but this particular type of deck (IMC-7) has only 2 wicking ports to accommodate four strips of cotton.
Has anyone had any success in wicking these types of decks? Is there a better way to wick the ports? Or, maybe I need to make some longer coils, 10 or 12 windings/wraps instead of currently 6 wraps. That may create less distance for the juice to travel up the cotton to the coils??
Does anyone have any suggestions. Thank you.
Your inputs will be greatly appreciated.
I previously tried using the IMC-7 deck with no success because no matter how I tried wicking the coils, I got dry hits after about 2-3 puffs. I basically had to try and tilt the whole mode/tank in order to get the juice to the coil.
I do not have a problem with other such decks that have four (4) wicking ports to run the individual coil's cotton through but this particular type of deck (IMC-7) has only 2 wicking ports to accommodate four strips of cotton.
Has anyone had any success in wicking these types of decks? Is there a better way to wick the ports? Or, maybe I need to make some longer coils, 10 or 12 windings/wraps instead of currently 6 wraps. That may create less distance for the juice to travel up the cotton to the coils??
Does anyone have any suggestions. Thank you.
Your inputs will be greatly appreciated.
I don't have this particular RDTA but I do have one with different deck options. I've found that the velocity style decks worked better for me as well.
