Yea I'm sorry I have no idea what that means. lol can u dumb it up for me please. Lol
Please help!!! Coils burning up.
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Nah he uses the same juice I use. And he is constantly taking hits. And it does it to all my .25 coils I used 4 different coils and the same keeps happening.
You battery is rated to provide a max continuous discharge of 20 Amps. Pulling more Amps from a battery than it is meant to supply can damage the battery, worst case scenario it starts venting hot toxic gas. Running a single 18650 battery at 75 watts, as you drain the voltage of the battery, can potentially pull up to 26 Amps.
Ok gotcha. Oh and I just checked what wattage the nickel was putting out in temp mode. And it's doing like 30 to 35 watts.
Toxins??? what toxins? are you refering to nickle carbonate?? nickle carbonate is produced in an almost pure atmosphere of carbon monoxide... the carbon monoxide would do you in first...
That's a darn good battery. I use the LG HG2 batteries and Samsung25r batteries.
The HG2 has 3,000 mah of power but 25 ohms may be too low at 75 watts.
I am no battery safety expert but there are two battery experts here at ECF.
@Mooch @Baditude .
Check their blogs and posts. They can tell you all you need to know about battery safety. @suprtrkr is a great guy too.
Ok, yeah, so start there at 35w on the kanthal coil, and slowly go up. Once you get to the burning taste or feel it coming close, back down a little bit.
If your buddy is used to lung hitting, it's possible he just pulls a lot more air in than you, keeping the coils that much cooler at higher wattage.
You may also want to check out this thread for tips
Uwell Crown
Nickel is fine in Temperature Control mode. Bad news inbpower mife from the Nickel oxide when the coil gets too hot.
ABSOLUTELY PERFECT ADVICE. I knew I was forgetting something in the list of things that may be different between the two Crown attys.
Yes a MTL hit will not have near the airflow of a lung hit when someone is really ripping the inhale.
Coil ratings = 'perfect case scenario'
We all know it. They know it. Vape up to what the coil will do, not what the coil says it will do.
We all know it. They know it. Vape up to what the coil will do, not what the coil says it will do.
I'm hitting it like just as hard as he is. And don't want to use the nickel coil would prefer to use the .25. Idk what it is I bought the tank probably like 4 weeks ago everything was fine I wasn't having any of these issues I was running the .25 coil at a wattage I'm trying to use now and it's not working out for me. These bad burnt taste started coming out of nowhere.
The only other question that I can think of is: Where do you have your airflow control ring set. Is it mostly closed or mostly open?
I have it like 1/4 closed. But mostly have it wide open.
That's good... you're getting enough airflow. The only other thing that you can do is to dial down the wattage. Just because the mod is capable of 75W, and the coil "says" it can handle that doesn't mean a thing. You still have to adjust and dial it in to what it can actually handle. I have a 75W mod as well, and I'm running 27.5W at the moment... because that's where the vapor/flavor have the best balance. I suggest that you set your wattage to 35-40 and give it a try.
Ok I'll give that a try right now I'm out and only have my nickel coil. When I get back to my house I'll put a new coil in break it in and give it a try. But like I said before I don't get it because I used to have my wattage up that high and everything worked fine even my buddy has his up that high and he has the same coil in for 2 or 3 weeks now
Sometimes you just get lucky... the coils for my Target mod/tank can vary as well. I'm running 25-27.5W on this one, but a few coils back I was running 40-45W... same resistance... that happens with manufactured coils because there is always a slight difference in resistances, and definitely differences in how efficiently they are wicked.
A few more tips:
Continue to draw for a second or two after you release the fire button.
If it starts to "feel dry" then close the airflow control ring and take a few pulls without firing. That will re-prime the coil/wick.
Also, what do you mean by "warming it up" when you were talking about priming?
Continue to draw for a second or two after you release the fire button.
If it starts to "feel dry" then close the airflow control ring and take a few pulls without firing. That will re-prime the coil/wick.
Also, what do you mean by "warming it up" when you were talking about priming?
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