Uwell crown

[EthanThorn]

My crown has a flooding problem but it's possible that the mix is thin enough that it wicks so fast that there is no choice but for it to flood will have more information this weekend when I can get some high vg e-juice


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[boomhower1820]

How thin is it? I use 60vg and am looking hard at one.

 

[EthanThorn]

60vg/40pg not to sure why it does it but I don't have any high vg e-juice to test our my theory. But still do get one there great tanks then again it could be my mod is just not putting out enough wattage


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[iwarzon]

I used a mix of 70/30 and 60/40 vaping @ 70 watts on the .25 coil and not had that happen yet

 

[EthanThorn]

I came across another idea that I may have over primed the coil the flooding has cut back big time. Well 70 watts is a lot more than 40 which is where my mod caps out.


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[EthanThorn]

Well im using the 0.25 coil and not getting any flooding it may have something to do with closing off the air ports before filling from the top or maybe I got a bad coil but for now the issue seems to be resolved.


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[EthanThorn]

Ok I finally found the issue pressure is building in the tank and when you open the top to fill it pushes juice out the bottom of the coil and I don't know how to fix it


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[sd3614]

My crown has a flooding problem but it's possible that the mix is thin enough that it wicks so fast that there is no choice but for it to flood will have more information this weekend when I can get some high vg e-juice


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This is possible, it for sure happens on the TFV4 quad coil on 1st fill. I have never gotten a Crown to flood and I have 5 of them now. I also never close the air vent when filling.

Ultimately I do use 80-90VG and outside of break in 80 watts on average. Thin juice, low power "could" cause a flood.

 

[EthanThorn]

This is possible, it for sure happens on the TFV4 quad coil on 1st fill. I have never gotten a Crown to flood and I have 5 of them now. I also never close the air vent when filling.

Ultimately I do use 80-90VG and outside of break in 80 watts on average. Thin juice, low power "could" cause a flood.

Well i have seem others close the AFC before filling so i'll try not closing it also using a 60vg/40pg juice and only max of 40 watts so maybe when i can get a better mod it will stop flooding.

 

[sd3614]

Well i have seem others close the AFC before filling so i'll try not closing it also using a 60vg/40pg juice and only max of 40 watts so maybe when i can get a better mod it will stop flooding.

I see no harm in closing it, but either way I think power is needed to burn off the wicks. One of my favorite mods these days for a beater is an istick 100 for $35. Perfect for regular use on a Crown.

 

[EthanThorn]

The flooding happens less when the tank is cold however that's not going to really matter much longer as it seems like my mod is dieing and not in the just needs charged way like bad chip dieing


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[classwife]

Moved to Clearomizers from Tanks


Tanks
A forum for general discussion of carto tanks.

 

[EthanThorn]

This is not a carto it's a coil cartos use cartridges not coils


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[cjpeltz]

To the moderators, FWIW, I think we need to have a completely new category created for Sub-Ohm Tanks which come with pre-built coils. The existing sub-ohm forum is mainly for RBA folks doing sub-ohm, and the clearomizer/cartomizer/tanks forums are confusing for many as I have seen topics on Crown/TFV4/StarrePro in all three which makes it hard to keep track of.

Let's have one "Sub-Ohm Tanks with Pre-Built Coils" Forum!!

 

[Rockwell222]

To the moderators, FWIW, I think we need to have a completely new category created for Sub-Ohm Tanks which come with pre-built coils. The existing sub-ohm forum is mainly for RBA folks doing sub-ohm, and the clearomizer/cartomizer/tanks forums are confusing for many as I have seen topics on Crown/TFV4/StarrePro in all three which makes it hard to keep track of.

Let's have one "Sub-Ohm Tanks with Pre-Built Coils" Forum!!

I second that!!! It is a little confusing especially to someone newer to vaping/ecf forum.

 

[OddaKine]

I've never had any problems with flooding. My local vape shop was kind enough to show me how to properly prime these coils, since it is a bit tedious and a 5-10 min process at first. I was also warned to not twist the bottom or top on too tight, as it causes pressure issues and is a pain in the .... to take apart. Twist until firm, and no more. Zero flooding so far - so it may have been any of the issues listed or a bad coil.

The vape shop also mentioned to only use the .5 ohm coils, said the vape is far more consistent..but that's their theory and I haven't tested it out. I do believe if you've tightened it too much, and using lower watts, the pressure + too much juice being wicked without being burned is probably the issue. I vape it at 60+ watts for .5 ohm coils.

 

[EverPresentNoob]

I used the .5 coil for a bit, but I much preferr the vape from the .25 coil at about 75-85 watts. No clue what your local shop was talking about unless their supplier only sole them the .5 coil so they are trying to push them....

 

[cjpeltz]

Agree with @EverPresentNoob . I mainly use the .5 coils when working on 40W mods -- but i prefer the vaping experience of the .25 over the .50. I also have the ni, but haven't decided yet if i like it over the .25.

as to the comment by the vape store, i have never had any consistency issues with the .25. it vapes well, never had a dry hit, but i also don't go over 70w on my mod.

 

[Rockwell222]

I too seem to enjoy the .25 over the .5 and the ni200. Not sure the reasoning but it seems to taste a little better then the other 2.

 

[EverPresentNoob]

to me it tastes better, and I get a fuller hit from it. I have been spoiled by my Crown adn TFV4 using .15 and .25 coils around 75-80 watts. never been inconsistent with the vape, well until the end of the coils life, but then you get that with any coil. I really wanted to like the Ni200 coils, but they just didnt perform like I wanted when comparing the to the .25.