@Eskie yeah , I understood the power level thing. That's why I kept it at 37watts, which was right around the "middle" of the manufacturers watt-range. I only did 3-4 pulls at 60w for bigger clouds.
I'm new and don't know how liquid,wattage and all this stuff influence the coils life and taste.
And the guy at the store looks like he's selling carots, doesn't know to much about electronic mods.
Thanks for the reply.
Yeah, that's the problem with some stores. The worst part is you typically pay considerably more than from online. Which would be OK if you got some personalized individual education in what you were using and how to use it.
Serious, don't get discouraged despite what seems like way more work than you expected. Once things get settled it's a great, hassle free way to stay away from smoking. Taking things slow is the best way to get long term success. The other thing is you do not need high power to get a nice vape. With the kind of setup you currently have there is zero reason to run at 60W, or even 40W ever. It's not a cloud setup, and if that's what you're after, they sold you the wrong kit. If you just want a nice flavorful vape, you can get this to work.
As to the black in the coil that's gunk which accumulates after use. A burnt coil, where you scorch the cotton, will give you a "dry hit" which is an experience you'll never want to repeat will typically leave the coil pretty unusable after, as the taste lingers. Could you have some burning? Sure, but my money is on too much gunk from a high power run on a sweet juice. Speaking of which, what kind of juice did they