A week into vaping

[rendevouspoo]

Hey guys! Figured I would stop by and introduce myself and ask some newbie questions.

I dip and dip a lot. 1.5 - 2 cans a day a lot and I want to stop but as you guys know, these addictions are tough. I tried a friends e-cig over Memorial weekend and thought to myself that it would help me with the task.

I have the basic ego starter kit which I use at work and every day as it's less gaudy.

As for home use, I have a Aspire nautilus on an Ego variable voltage battery.

For some reason, and it may be normal, my starters give me a smoother all around flavor. When I vape through the Aspire, it tastes "hot" or burnt.

Is this a normal affect or am I doing something wrong.

Thanks guys and I'm glad to be here!

 

[bacc.vap]

What ohm coil @ what voltage are you vaping the nautilus? Is the coil clean? Are you vaping the same resistance coil @ the same voltage on the basic kit? Same liquid?

 

[MrPlink]

Lower the voltage until it doesn't taste burnt.

Or are you saying it taste burnt no matter what?

 

[b.m.]

Which clearomizer came with your starter?It could be that you have a top coil in your starter,where as the aspire has a bottom coil,and the fact that it is dual coil.I have not used any dual coil set up's,but have heard several people say they get a bad taste from the duals,maybe try lowering the voltage as suggested above.

 

[rendevouspoo]

Lower the voltage until it doesn't taste burnt.

Or are you saying it taste burnt no matter what?

Burning taste no matter voltage level.

It's 1.8 ohm.

 

[DavidOck]

Try a different coil. Sometimes there are internal issues with them from the factory. Give it at least 5 minutes or more to soak up the juice before vaping. Start at the lowest power setting and work up slowly.

 

[bacc.vap]

Burning taste no matter voltage level.

It's 1.8 ohm.

Could possibly have machining oil on it from the factory.

 

[rendevouspoo]

Could possibly have machining oil on it from the factory.

Would that become better over time? Luckily, it tastes great now which is weird because it was so awful when I first tried it.

Thanks for the suggestions guys!

 

[Stewbacca]

I agree that you need to let any new coil sit for 5-10 minutes soaking the liquid into the coil/wick. This would explain your experience.

 

[Butch Cassidy]

I have found that running the coil 'glowing' for 20 seconds or so before adding juice can eliminate some burning taste in the early stages of the coils life.