AdamRRT

I had my Fogger v4 for about a week when I decided I could no longer stand the loose afc ring. I dunno what version of the v4 this is, and for that I apologize. This one has an afc ring that is not threaded, and is very loose. I just want to share this simple tip with anyone having the same problem... ...automatic centerpunch. Simple. I hit it 2x, approximately 4mm between them. I did this along the smooth part of the ring, above the knurling where the ring is smooth but not to the edge. I then hit each one again in the same spots, angling the punch approximately 15* from perpendicular to the RBA. This was slightly too much, as it's a little tighter than I intended. So mess with it some. Just wanted to share this simple tip that'll fix your Fogger v4 in approximately 30sec. GOOD LUCK!!!

Search for issues with the center pin shorting out due to a broken o-ring.

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Cool thanks guys. I asked because I also understood it as described. Had me confused as heck, since the poster had a sensible explanation. Had me really questioning my knowledge! Thanks folks.

Nice to meet ya. About the closest ive been to there was clinicals in Jackson, KY. CRAZY little place.

Yup. The higher your settings, the longer draw you can take.

Gotcha. I'm a buckeye by birth. But loving KY. It's a great state for freedom.

Lol thanks. Im all for good hearted humor. BRING IT! Are you a fellow 'tuckian?

I read somewhere that you actually want HIGHER resistance on a VW mod like my iTaste MVP 2.0, as it'll use less battery power. Basically that lower resistance is only beneficial to mechanical mods (and maybe VV mods?). Is this the way others grasp this as well? It makes sense, if the wattage is controlled by the mod, the benefit of reduced resistance being increased output, there's no reason to go for lower Ohms.

Thanks, folks. Lots of good info here. Looks like you don't have the typical crowd that berates newbiew either. Very nice!

Hey folks I'm new to the forum. I seem to join a few forums for my every new hobby, and here I am a month into vaping. I came to vaping thru a buddy, as a way to stop dipping snuff. I definitely enjoy vaping much more! Ive already worked my way into an iTaste MVP 2.0 and rebuilt some coils and wicks. So I'm loving it! Next comes a good RBA of course to get rid of these babified little 32awg coils! Great looking forum.