Arctic tank coils leaking?
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Has anyone else had certain coils for the arctic tank that leak, and some that work fine?
Nope, its my favorite sub tank. I use the dual .5 and .2 coils. You say they leak out of the drip tip and not the airflow?
Ive been using 100% vg. So it seems when they leak they are getting gummed up first.
Make sure it's screwed in tight, when priming it try not to get any in the center air hole? I'm honestly not sure. I haven't had that problem on my Arctic. It seems like almost any sub-ohm tank out there has some extent of spitback - I've had much better luck with it than my Atlantis or V2 though..
I've only been through five arctic coils so far but haven't seen that problem yet. I'll definitely be looking out now!
Were they recently purchased? Which resistance?
Were they recently purchased? Which resistance?
Just bought myself an arctic yesterday, and the coil that was installed (.5) does the same thing... getting juice in my mouth pretty much every hit. Blegh. Not a huge fan so far. Have to say, it does have awesome airflow and flavor though. I think it would do better at higher watts though, I can only go up to 30w on my current setup, and it seems like there is potential for a lot more.
That may be the problem you guys are having. Those coils are rated up to 100W, so running them at lower wattage may be the culprit. If they wick too much juice and you don't burn it off, every time you suck on it you will pull more and more juice into the draw tube.
i know when i tried it on a 30w device it seemed anemic and didn't produce much
50w for the .5 seems to be the sweet spot for me
Are they vertical coils? I don't have the Arctic, but I notice my subtanks have almost no spitback, while my vertical tct coils have a lot more. Still not enough that it's much of a problem to me.
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