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@Walt if you dont have the spring/ballbearing in there the airflow will not lock/stay in place it will spin freely

@Walt the spring/ball bearing is what makes the airflow ring lock on place

It might just have to "break in"  If it doesent go away after a but I would change up to a new cotton

And a Lil Blue screwdriver

Great news Best of luck getting it all sorted out

The RX 510 should be spring loaded thy cleaning it like @Adversarious1 said you may want to try pushing it down also this might help it get unstuck

Make sure you invite him to join us here on VT also.  
We'll behave....
Honest. 😈

Ummm Me thinks you conned him into sharing a drip tip 😬😆
 

Ummm Me thinks you conned him into sharing a drip tip 😬😆
 

Did you two share a drip tip before the first date 😉😉

As far as I know its still NI200 only

@Christopher Thank You Sir          My VT store mail 👍👍

Awesome.  You got another Heatvape! 

Walt you need one of these

Walt you need one of these

Walt you need one of these

Walt you need one of these

Just placed an order with the VT store All I can say is WOW the new age verification system is awesome worked like a charm and fast and easy  no real personal info needed @Christopher Great job  

Just placed an order with the VT store All I can say is WOW the new age verification system is awesome worked like a charm and fast and easy  no real personal info needed @Christopher Great job  

What's interesting to me is that we know what factors contribute to a successful coil.  As Rich has mentioned the key points - Airflow, coil position, and wicking.  But that it seems to differ between tanks is a bit of a mystery to me.  All coils operate on the same basic principles. But it seems funny that the tiny difference in airflow between tanks, or the length of a chimney, or that the coil sits a tiny bit further from the air source in one tank or another vs the other makes enough difference to be able to perceive that difference is kind of amazing.  

What VG/PG ratio were you using when you bought your juice? Did you like that ratio? If so I would start there

Not a bad cloud at all

Another thing  If I wanted it as a backup I would want to make sure it worked before I had to rely on it working

Another thing  If I wanted it as a backup I would want to make sure it worked before I had to rely on it working

I agree, it's probably a good idea to fully charge it before storing it. I would say you could probably store it for a year or so. Though, we've had some starter kits stored for as long as three in some cases which have been fine. (Never used) 
And of course, in the case of the BK kits they're fairly low cost. You shop with us often, if it stopped working, we'd replace it for yah