Help using cool fire 4 volts and watts and I clear 30 dual coil

[Lazyh]

Hi, I've had my cool fire 4 for a while now and am still not sure on what volts and watts to use!
I have just got the innokin 30 dual coil tank and I sometimes get a slight burn taste and not much for but it's going through juice like mad!
Please help and let me know what Im doing wrong!!!!

 

[PaulBHC]

If a setup works well, it makes vapor. Vapor takes juice. Going through a lot is because it works and you are using it.

Burnt taste can come from too high a setting, chain vaping without enough time between puffs to allow the wick to get wet enough again, or from a worn out coil and wick.

Volts or watts doesn't matter, just whatever you are used to. The device uses one or the other, not both at the same time. Whichever one you are using, go down a few numbers to stop the burnt taste. Then try going up a number at a time but stay below what you had before and see if it is burnt again.

 

[Lazyh]

Hi, thanks for your reply [emoji7]
I'll turn it down and see how I go!
I've watched a few reviews on YouTube on the tank and it gives a big vape cloud, mine doesn't do this, does that mean it's not working properly or is it more likely to be the way I vape?

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[PaulBHC]

Hard to say. Higher VG will give more cloud than higher PG. Toppers like this one aren't known for being big cloud makers. Not enough air flow.

 

[Vinnybagodoughnuts]

You can also look at your coils as they should be marked with an optimum watt \volt range.

 

[CountBoredom]

Also bear in mind that reviewers are accustomed to playing for the camera--meaning they often practice on blowing clouds and will use a setup to facilitate that. So, for example, if you watch a youtube video reviewing the device (Coolfire IV), there is no guarantee that the tank they are using is equivalent to yours.