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I have changed the wick over, not touched the coil, just the wick and it's so much better now. I had just made an assumption that Japanese cotton would be better based on people online.

There is one difference with the cotton I'm using, it's been sat loose in a box for months, where as the koh gen do is just bought. Maybe the normal cotton is drier and therefore more absorbent?

Right, the first build I did on the kayfun was really good, but I did a second one to make sure it wasn't a fluke, and to change the cotton to Japanese cotton.
No problems with wicking or flavour but I don't seem to be getting the throat hit I had before.

I'm using 9 wraps of .32 kanthal, 2mm diameter, which measures 1.4 ohms.

I've tried upping the wattage from the 10 i was using before, to 15 and it's still not where I want it to be. The only thing I changed in this build compared to the first one is having 9 wraps instead of 10 and I raised the coil higher above the airhole than the first build.

Is the solution just to have a higher resistance(more wraps) and therefore more surface area? Or is it the position of the coil?

Thanks in advance

Ah I didn't even notice they did them in 10ml to start with

They make you really notice how bad poor quality juice is. Just done my first KFL build and it works really well. The only problem is, I use hangsen juice, and I now realise how bad it is due to the excellent flavour production on the kayfun.

So I need to find a new juice, the reason I use hangsen is pretty much due to laziness and the fact it's £5 for 30ml from the market.

I want something that's either lemon and lime or lemon sherbert, something a long those lines, as close to the price I normally pay as possible (obviously I know it won't be that cheap).

Any ideas?

So does that mean you need to use a smaller battery? And is a kick tube ring, a sort of tube extension?

Out of interest. How do you install these?

I won't be sub ohming, don't really understand it. I could just use my SVD to check resistance and battery life anyway and save some money, although I think I have got a multimeter somewhere. I bought batteries from Torchy before so I will just do that again. Thanks for the help