Anthony Vapes: Digiflavor Pharaoh RTA review

[Anthony_Vapes]

 

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I have all the respect in the world for your reviews but I will say that the Pharoah can be wicked similar to Rips way and it absolutely will not leak and has amazing flavor and no dry hits. I have two of these and it took me a while to figure out exactly how to wick it properly. I chain vape mine with no dry hits. The biggest key is to not overstuff the juice holes and leave the cotton just touching or barely off the bottom. I also make sure that there is a gap on the sides by pushing the wick towards the middle of the juice holes and toward t she back of the juice slots. There will still be cotton there but much less than in the middle. Your method is definitely causing the terrible leakage that you are getting due to oversaturation and not having enough cotton in the juice holes. Again, not trying to be an ....... but you just did not spend enough time developing a good wicking method. I can assure you that if mine was leaking like yours, I would not use it but the Pharoah is my favorite tank and my EDV. I know my description of the wicking may not be that easy to follow but if you will experiment with the points that I made I am sure you can figure it out. Thanks for your reviews, I really enjoy them and simply disagree with your findings on the Pharoah. Hope you will experiment a little more with your wicking method. It may not be worth it to you because you have so many tanks to use but my Pharoahs were a big investment for a retired guy trying to support two households so I really worked at it.

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[Anthony_Vapes]

I have all the respect in the world for your reviews but I will say that the Pharoah can be wicked similar to Rips way and it absolutely will not leak and has amazing flavor and no dry hits. I have two of these and it took me a while to figure out exactly how to wick it properly. I chain vape mine with no dry hits. The biggest key is to not overstuff the juice holes and leave the cotton just touching or barely off the bottom. I also make sure that there is a gap on the sides by pushing the wick towards the middle of the juice holes and toward t she back of the juice slots. There will still be cotton there but much less than in the middle. Your method is definitely causing the terrible leakage that you are getting due to oversaturation and not having enough cotton in the juice holes. Again, not trying to be an ....... but you just did not spend enough time developing a good wicking method. I can assure you that if mine was leaking like yours, I would not use it but the Pharoah is my favorite tank and my EDV. I know my description of the wicking may not be that easy to follow but if you will experiment with the points that I made I am sure you can figure it out. Thanks for your reviews, I really enjoy them and simply disagree with your findings on the Pharoah. Hope you will experiment a little more with your wicking method. It may not be worth it to you because you have so many tanks to use but my Pharoahs were a big investment for a retired guy trying to support two households so I really worked at it.

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I'm doing some digging. It appears the wicking may not be the issue. Looks like it make be a faulty press fit deck similar to the old merlin issues. Seems to only affect the gold ones. So I ordered a black one to see. It'll arrive early next week

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