Anyone tried this so called "Scottish Roll" wicking technique?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fg3xtpSR_jY

Try

Glazed Doughnut (CAP) 15%
Golden Butter (CAP) 3%
Ethyl Maltol 1%
Sucralose 2%

Haven't test it yet. Just thought about it.

Try

Glazed Doughnut (CAP) 15%
Golden Butter (CAP) 3%
Ethyl Maltol 1%
Sucralose 2%

Haven't test it yet. Just thought about it.

Well, it IS top filling lol... IF your bottles are narrow-tips and if you run your wicks with enough space for it to fit... the wicking holes ARE the filling holes. Otherwise you need a syringe or your SOL.

On the other hand, if you want side filling there's always the Limitless... though that one is 24mm (but nope, no juice control either).

As for juice control, TBH not sure how it could work unless you're running deck-short wicks. Anything longer would probably get stuck in the juice control mechanism. Hence why there aren't *any* Genny-likes (Fodi, 'Cado, Haze, Nectar, Limitless, Theorem, VeloTank, Orca) with JFC yet...

... though I'm personally waiting for some smart engineer to come solve this problem for us myself as I really like the wet, flavourful vape from a good Genny-like.



In the meantime, you *can* run the 'Cado with jusssssst enough cotton that juice won't seep out the top *that* easily (too much and you'll get dry hits + difficulty refilling however... so yeah). A good guideline for "just enough cotton" is whatever fits a 3mm ID coil (coz the wick holes are 3mm too).

Another possible solution: The hybrid mesh + cotton wick. Mesh into the holes up to the deck and cotton right down to *just* the decks. Supposedly gives you perfect wicking with nothing coming up the top. Supposedly. I don't have any mesh so I couldn't try it out (and it sounds like a PITA so I'm not sure I wanna lol).

Or (like me) you can just get used to keeping your 'Cado upright at all times... I carry it around in a vertical belt pouch and even with my (old) sub-optimal wicks (I used to run smaller then 3mm ID coils) it doesn't really vomit juice as easily as you would think... unless you filled it *totally* full to the very brim and then ran around with it.

Or... well... you can get a tank WITH JFC like the Griffin. Though personally the 'Cado does win over the Griff in outright flavour and ease of rebuilding though IMHO. But... you know... at least the Griff doesn't... well... vomit up the top.

TristanX You, my friend, is a very... very dangerous man indeed. That said, I like your brand of danger so BRING IT ONNNN lol.

Really mang? Pizza? Pffft...

What are the ohms on that build you're running, if you don't mind me asking? Also, is that VTC updated to the latest FW?

Cause my Pico (same JT omniboard) hasn't kicked me out of TC mode *at all* ever since I got rid of that ultra-low-ohm twisted build I was trying out a few weeks back. Even the contact 316L build I ran *before* that twisted experiment had zero issues with TC kicking (also not ultra-low)... though temp accuracy was a bit all over the place with it being contact coils.

Later I'll test the Cado from my Pico on my own VTC and see if there's any issues.

Finally, the 510 on the VTC has been known to be a bit... problematic as well. That might also be an issue (510 issues = large ohm flactuations = kicking out of TC).

tried change fresh battery ..

Welcome to the Cado gang Bro. You actually can run longer wicks if you want to (and not have to tilt)... but you'll lose capacity of course.

Haven't made one. Try

Glazed Doughnut (CAP) 15%
Ethyl Maltol 1%

Optional (pick one):
Cinnamon Danish Swirl (CAP) 3%
Sweet Strawberry (CAP) 3%

You test juice with tank or rda