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#11 (permalink) 4/18/2020 12:05:24 PM US Central quote/reply + tips
infofeeder Verified JoinedFeb 2014 Posts 44 Reviews 3 Kudos9	Ordered, going to give it a special corona clean though when I get it lol Working...
#12 (permalink) 4/21/2020 1:41:22 PM US Central quote/reply + tips
XDM45ACP Verified JoinedDec 2014 Posts 2552 Reviews 39 Kudos2750	infofeeder wrote: XDM45ACP, Do you think the metal rods will need replacing at some point, and how easy is it to get hold of them? Thanks for the review. I'm quite sure they will at some point, they sell them here I think. You are welcome “I don’t think there’s a black gun culture or white gun culture, I think there’s an informed gun culture and an "misinformed gun culture.” Working...
#13 (permalink) 4/21/2020 3:31:50 PM US Central quote/reply + tips
desuede Verified JoinedOct 2015 Posts 2512 Reviews 0 Kudos4060	+1 details infofeeder wrote: Do you think the metal rods will need replacing at some point, and how easy is it to get hold of them? If you already are getting the Matto RDTA it's a good idea to get some spare parts while they are available, IMHO. The stainless steel braided wicking wires probably won't need replacing for some time but when the time comes they might not be available here anymore. The same goes for other replacement parts like plastic tanks and drip tips. Spare parts for the Matto RDTA available at the moment: SS rods/wire: SKU 9723255 (4 pcs), SKU 9723256 (20 pcs) Tanks (PSU): SKU 9723253 (1 pcs), SKU 9723254 (5 pcs) Drip tips: FT - Original Mato RDTA resin drip tips Working...
#14 (permalink) 4/21/2020 5:00:06 PM US Central quote/reply + tips
essellar Verified JoinedSep 2016 Posts 2311 Reviews 0 Kudos2025	+1 details That said, the wire ropes are off-the-shelf stuff widely used in boating/sailing applications (3mm or nominal 1/8" 7x19 316L). As for the earlier talk about tilting and swirling: there's no need for any of that nonsense. Once the cables are wet, they'll feed the cotton as fast as the cotton can drink the juice, right down to the bottom of the tank. Working...
#15 (permalink) 6/6/2020 12:10:32 PM US Central quote/reply + tips
infofeeder Verified JoinedFeb 2014 Posts 44 Reviews 3 Kudos9	I am having real trouble with the 3mm steel wires, however i wick it, it doesn't feed it enough, its like the wires are not allowing the juice to flow up properly, strangling it at the top. The ones that do work are the 2.5mm steel wires that some came with it too, maybe because it's letting the juice flow more freely onto the deck. I can't find these on ft. Seen this elsewhere, would it work the same if cut to size? WIRE ROPE CABLE 1mm 1.5mm 2mm 2.5mm 3mm 4mm GALVANISED STEEL DIN 3053 DIN 3055 on EB Any advice on using the 3mm would be appreciated, I've tried muji, kendo gold, fluffed, smaller amounts of cotton, more, but it doesn't feed it properly and yes I'm letting the end of the fluffed cotton sit on the ends of the steel wires. Feeling frustrated. Edited on 6/6/2020 at 12:11 PM. Reason: Working...
#16 (permalink) 6/21/2020 12:45:20 PM US Central quote/reply + tips
infofeeder Verified JoinedFeb 2014 Posts 44 Reviews 3 Kudos9	+1 details I sorted it, the SS rods they give you, for me are rubbish. I used SS mesh, cut to size, rolled it up slightly longer than the rod, just a bit, now it feeds the cotton really good. Just a tip if anyone is getting stuck. Edited on 6/21/2020 at 12:46 PM. Reason: Working...
#17 (permalink) 6/26/2020 9:38:05 PM US Central quote/reply + tips
TrollV2 Verified JoinedDec 2018 Posts 9 Reviews 0 Kudos1	I had issues with the 3mm wires as well. I just had to let it sit for a few hours and let the wires soak up juice, now it works and wicks as it should. From reviews I saw this wasn’t the case, they just threw the wires in and had no issues. I was not so lucky and had the same issues you did also thinking the wires were clogging up the holes. Give it another shot. Working...