Not that it should matter, but I believe: she.
with a .4 coil at 40-45w it isn't so bad.
Don't understand why you say the CB is too hot
Its true you can't MTL with these tanks but I run mine at 125w with 100% VG no problem at all..wide open airflow is plenty for a cooler vape at these higher wattages
CloudBeast was meant for clouds, like this pic I typically get at 125w.
In fact I like the clouds I blow on these tanks so much I put my RDA's back on the shelf..lol
And got two BabyBeast tanks too,
they are awesome as well..just my 2¢,
First of all what coil are you running in your CB on what mod and power settings?XT1585 I also have the cloud beast and I'm not a newbie and I'm having the same issues with mine getting REALLY hot really quickly and I cant figure it out and I am super frustrated as I upgraded from a smaller tank and now I cant seem to be able to use this one due to the over heating issues. I do know you can adjust the NI and TI numbers but I'm not sure what are the good ranges to use in either of them, so here I sit with a tank I am dying to use and can't because after on and a half gentle draws it's hot or one hard draw and it's blister your lips hot. I would appreciate and help on how to adjust the NI or TI if anyone knows about those.
Thanks guys
Debbie
I wouldn't call the cloud beast "pro" exactly (a bit arrogant to regard cloud chucking as the "pro" thing by and in itself). It's a tank for people who like to use a lot of power and blow massive clouds. Nothing wrong with that, but it's no more pro than going for a lower wattage mouth-to-lung kind of vaping experience. Myself I'm somewhere in between.Hey Just wanted to thank you all for the feed back, im putting my tank in the shelf for now, and trying something a little less pro. I think it might just be the way i "smoke" it thats wrong so something more low key is proberly the way to go.
Have to love internet, so cool that you can just ask strangers for help like this Hugs and big love !!