How to combat airy draw?

[hissie]

Well giving my GGTB a run out. It's producing a nice amount of vapour, however, it's quite an airy draw with not much throat hit.

Is there anyway, I can combat the airy draw?

[Gordy]

you could try using a 510-510 adapter on it Hissie

[hissie]

Is that one of those that you need to use a vision? If so I have one of those

[amd]

Hissie, I seem to get the same, When I take a drag, I get a hissing/crackling type noise ??

[hissie]

No crackling/hissing sound, just like air getting sucked in kinda sound.

[Karma]

Jun 4, 2012 17:12:29 GMT amd said:

Hissie, I seem to get the same, When I take a drag, I get a hissing/crackling type noise ??

are you using cartos? hissing and crackling are great noises, means it's working

[Gordy]

yeah any type of adapter will do... it will just alter the air holes slightly that you may find improves things

i have known some people have filled one of the holes in the adapter to reduce the amount of air being let in... i think they have mixed a little but if flour with water and filled the hole with the paste... when it dries it blocks the hole but can easily be washed out if needed

[hissie]

Can't see any holes in the adapter gordy.

Am trying it with the adapter, but not much improvement unfortunately.

[Gordy]

the holes are just above the threads

[hissie]

There is defiantly no holes lol.

I'm using a lr boge aswell.

[Gordy]

sorry the ego doesnt have them does it

[maccafan]

I have never tried this myself but I am told that you can adjust the draw by very slightly rotating the posi pin on cartomizers/clearomizers. I understand it works by disrputing air flow by offseting the hole below the neggie screw thread and the air flow notches on the posi pin. Try it at your own risk because if you do it too much there is a chance that you'll break the solder inside.

You can also make the draw tighter by partially obstructing the air flow hole below the neggie screw thread by means of a small piece of tape if you can manage to place one there by using tweezers.

[amd]

Jun 4, 2012 17:25:10 GMT Karma said:

Jun 4, 2012 17:12:29 GMT amd said:

Hissie, I seem to get the same, When I take a drag, I get a hissing/crackling type noise ??

are you using cartos? hissing and crackling are great noises, means it's working

Yes, using Boge 3ohm with voltage set at 5v which seems about right for me !

[OneDay]

Jun 4, 2012 18:26:43 GMT amd said:

Jun 4, 2012 17:25:10 GMT Karma said:

are you using cartos? hissing and crackling are great noises, means it's working

Yes, using Boge 3ohm with voltage set at 5v which seems about right for me !

In which case, as karma says, that hissing, crackling sound is music to a vaper's ears

[hissie]

I don't have this problem using my LT, it seems to be an issue with GGTB for some reason.