I have a bag of Datt White Stuff coming from Jwill's store.If I can help you along in this journey with your Profile, don't hesitate to reach out. I love mine and I want others to love them as well. I'll help in any way I can. Do try the "Datt White Stuff" before you give up. It's a match made in heaven for the Profile RDA.
I use the kA1 rolls from VV. The mesh is a little too wide for the profile. So I just cut a bit off of my strip lenth-wise. It works well and handle higher wattage no problemo for me.I have two of these en route. Looking forward to tinkering. I have a spool of the VV SS316 mesh that I use with rayon in my Themis with very good results. Let's see what I can manage with the Profile(s)
Do you guys dry burn your mesh strips when it's time to rewick or do you just put a new one in?
I dry burn mine. Really low. Like 15 watts just to clean it upDo you guys dry burn your mesh strips when it's time to rewick or do you just put a new one in?
I dry burn mine. Really low. Like 15 watts just to clean it up
Welcome to the party.received mine today, along with a roll of ni80 mesh
Sorry to hear that.Don't like it
The 4mm single isn't the warmest vape ever either, but I was quite pleasantly surprised with the heat and rich flavor. I really think large ID coils are the key to getting the best results with a single in this RDA. I've been thinking about upping the gauge and going for a 5 next time.Didn’t have much luck with the supplied mesh but this 4mm id coil is fantastic! Thanks @gsmit1
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Now just a minute there. You went from "got mine" to "don't like it" in exactly 40 minutes. Far be it from me to run anybody else's life, but it might be entitled to bit more attention than that.Don't like it
Looks clean as hell.You have a ALOT of relevant observation and information in here. I barely know where to start.
However, that is the one way of dual coilng the Profile I never thought of.
I love the 4mm single, but I'm definitely gonna have to try that.Looks clean as hell.
I'm still on the mesh but it does look interestingI love the 4mm single, but I'm definitely gonna have to try that.
I'm not an expert at this thing but my most successful builds it squonks right up through the middle. I haven't been studying the color of the mesh or anything. But when I had too much wicking packed in there, it wasn't right and would dry hit.*** Quick edit... even just 3 strips of Firebolt seems pretty thick and squonking when dry still isnt bring through the middle. Hopefully will change after it settles a bit.
I just guesstimated. But I did double up the spring underneath.Yeah man I admit the flavour doesnt go, just looks yuk.
Out of interest how much of the cotton bacon V2 do you use to get enough to stop it sagging but still feed the juice through the middle?
Yep, I slid mine back n forth too to try help mold it. Double spring action too.I add a second spring to all profiles. I wick the mesh just as I would normal coils, the cotton should be snug. You should be able to slide it back and forth with a bit of resistance and if squonking see the liquid come up thru the mesh. Less is more...YMMV
I was thinking about this as well, after some previous digging I had settled on 200. theres a few people who say different but most seem to agree that 200 was the best all rounder.Was gonna buy some 316 mesh what grain have people had good result with choices VV sell are 150, 200, 300, 400
I've used the 200 quite a bit. MrMeowgi sent me some 450 in a sheet but I haven't had the chance to try it. It's very fineWas gonna buy some 316 mesh what grain have people had good result with choices VV sell are 150, 200, 300, 400
Crazy wire sell their own SS from 80 all the way up to 500
I use VV SS316L 150 mesh with my Profile. Wicked with rayon. Most flavorful vape I've ever tasted.Was gonna buy some 316 mesh what grain have people had good result with choices VV sell are 150, 200, 300, 400
Crazy wire sell their own SS from 80 all the way up to 500
Exactamundoi think this is gonna be the jackpot right here. If somebody else thought of it too, that's fine, but I think this is it. @KingPin! review, he directly mentioned and had a pic of the two little wicking holes on each side further up the chamber. That was a head smacking moment for me. I haven't said much in a few days because I started to get some hideous leaking upon refill and I wanted to see if I could work it out. The holes are going to be the answer.
This pic is the rayon wrapped in dat white stuff I was talking about above, but that's a different post.
After trimming even with edge of the base, I pulled the wick upward from the end and stuffed what I could from the bottom into the channel working my way up until it was tight, but not too tight, and then cut what was left STRAIGHT while protruding just a hair past the channels. This will stick the upper ends of the wick right into and against the two little holes. Cutting at an angle leaves the wicking loose there if it touches the holes at all.
I filled it up after priming about 15 minutes ago and not one drop of gurgle or leaking and I'm up to 70 watts and 5 second hits that rock with no sign of dryness either. Something could still go wrong, but I am VERY hopeful about this.
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So the holes wick the pom poms on top and the channels wick the tails from the bottom with each part blocking any excess.
i think this is gonna be the jackpot right here. If somebody else thought of it too, that's fine, but I think this is it. @KingPin! review, he directly mentioned and had a pic of the two little wicking holes on each side further up the chamber. That was a head smacking moment for me. I haven't said much in a few days because I started to get some hideous leaking upon refill and I wanted to see if I could work it out. The holes are going to be the answer.
This pic is the rayon wrapped in dat white stuff I was talking about above, but that's a different post.
After trimming even with edge of the base, I pulled the wick upward from the end and stuffed what I could from the bottom into the channel working my way up until it was tight, but not too tight, and then cut what was left STRAIGHT while protruding just a hair past the channels. This will stick the upper ends of the wick right into and against the two little holes. Cutting at an angle leaves the wicking loose there if it touches the holes at all.
I filled it up after priming about 15 minutes ago and not one drop of gurgle or leaking and I'm up to 70 watts and 5 second hits that rock with no sign of dryness either. Something could still go wrong, but I am VERY hopeful about this.
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So the holes wick the pom poms on top and the channels wick the tails from the bottom with each part blocking any excess.
I think they said the cotton ( pom poms ) should be right against the chimney...How is the flavor now?I think the pom poms could afford to be just a hair shorter, which I'm going to try next time, but I'm confident in this method of wicking the RTA. I'm certain that most of the problems I'm seeing around that folks are having with gurgling and leaking are due to not have those holes covered and liquid being pulled through while hitting it and especially with a full tank.
who said that? The flavor is the same, but no overwicking.I think they said the cotton ( pom poms ) should be right against the chimney...How is the flavor now?
The designers, Joel and Brian.who said that? The flavor is the same, but no overwicking.
That's the same mesh I mailed you a strip of. 200I just remembered I had a roll of this. I have so much crap, I can't even keep track of it anymore. It's Chinese so who knows, but worth a try for 2 bucks I think I got it for.
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I find it just right with the top holes closed. Wait, this is the rda thread right?The one "knock" I have for the Profile, I'd like to cut the airflow a little. Just a little.
Just rotate the topcap, close off as much as you wish.The one "knock" I have for the Profile, I'd like to cut the airflow a little. Just a little.