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It was time to recoil my kayfuns and Russian clones, since it's Sunday.
( being retired, one day is like another, but old habits die hard...)
Not sure why, but watched a video on a chimney build for these and thought
I would try, at least for one of them.
Never thought about doing one on kayfuns, figured it was for other devices.
It really does improve the flavor a bit and better airflow it seems.
Time will tell if I do this more often.
Old dog learning new tricks...
Anyone else with an opinion on these for kayfuns, or another build to try ?

P.S.  You guys do some amazing things with twisted wire and such.  I sometimes live in a Time Warp...please excuse.

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9d6a2796d9e2007f510311bbfbc75d66.jpg My second try at claptons and they came out better and perform amazing. 26ga core wrapped with 28ga, 5 wraps on the 2.5mm coil master rod @0.25 ohms. Currently run it between 70-80 watts and get excellent flavor and vapor production. Only downside is that it kills my batteries in my sigelei in a day as opposed the usual 2 days time.

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Here is my first attempt at a RDA in Temp mode.

I really like how you build on this mod.  The juice well looks like it will hold a bottle of juice.  I am not sold on the airiness, or the huge drip tip.  I think it is hurting the flavor.

 

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The increased airflow will in fact kill the flvor. The tighter you make it, though, the better. I'm sure you already know that. You'll get used to it. I wasn't too impressed at first either. But look at me now. I'm obsessed with large amounts of airflow and an easy draw.

 

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The increased airflow will in fact kill the flvor. The tighter you make it, though, the better. I'm sure you already know that. You'll get used to it. I wasn't too impressed at first either. But look at me now. I'm obsessed with large amounts of airflow and an easy draw.

 

I am really getting where I like high airflow.  The SubTank Mini, the SauceCode and the OBS have great airflow.  They make my Lemo 2 seem restrictive.  This dang Velocity with all of the air holes open (2 oval ones below the coils and 6 round ones even with the coil) has nearly no restriction at all.  It makes the vape extremely cool.  I have only ran it at 40 watts and 600 degrees. (I doubt it ever gets over 500 though) It puts out bigger clouds than any thing else I have tried. I guess I am going to have to recoil with Kanthal and put it on my ipv3 so I can throw some power at it.

I am like you though, I have got to the point I really like an open draw, but this thing is ridiculous.  It was a good buy for a clone.

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Here is my first attempt at a clapton coil (just bought a cordless drill in Iraq). I've always wanted to try a clapton and now I've got my chance. This build is in my new subtank mini v2 with the new rba section. For the build I used a 26ga kanthal core wrapped with 30ga kanthal. 5 wraps around a 5/64 screwdriver came to .67 ohms. I will continue to practice with kanthal (as I have tons of it), but I want to eventually build a clapton with ni200 nickel. This build has awesome and flavor....OMG. I have been missing out here. The vapor production is some of the best I've had in an RTA.

 

 

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Nice job DragonGunner, that is a hell of a lot better than my first 3 attempts at claptons...lol

Thanks bro. I watched a hell of a lot of tutorials on these bad boys. I've since made a second one in my other subtank mini and it came out really good as well. Next I'll try a fused clapton and see how that goes.

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