aga t2 burning?

[Smithy963]

Is an aga-t2 likely to taste burnt at any point?

I have a protank and when I chong pretty hard on it, it tends to taste burned

Does the aga t2 suffer this problem?

 

[ddavis6209]

Sounds like you may have a hot spot. push your wick closer to the positive post. Watch it when you hit the button to see if there is a hot spot. There are videos out there on how to fix them.

 

[Smithy963]

I don't have one yet. I have a protank but it'll taste burnt if I hit it too often/chain vape.

I want to make sure the aga t doesn't have this problem before I get it.

 

[Baditude]

Although you could experience burning on an rba (everything depends upon the quality of the wick and coil that you make), being that the components (wick and coil) are larger in size by comparison an RBA will be better able to keep up with the juice wicking demands of a heavy vapor.

Before purchasing your first RBA, I suggest reading this resource I made especially for someone considering an RBA:

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/blogs/baditude/4454-7-advice-tips-vapors-looking-try-their-first-rba.html

 

[ddavis6209]

Sorry I misread the post.

 

[Smithy963]

Sorry I misread the post.

No. Much appreciated

Your post implies if it tastes burnt I'm probably doing something wrong. Thanks for the input

 

[Smithy963]

Although you could experience burning on an RBA (everything depends upon the quality of the wick and coil that you make), being that the components (wick and coil) are larger in size by comparison an RBA will be better able to keep up with the juice wicking demands of a heavy vapor.

Before purchasing your first RBA, I suggest reading this resource I made especially for someone considering an RBA:

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/blogs/baditude/4454-7-advice-tips-vapors-looking-try-their-first-rba.html

This is fantastic. I haven't read it all in detail but going to hit the books before I buy later.

Many thanks for this I have a second post that this answer essentially answers