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You're not going to get hot spots in a round wire spaced coil. If you do you have a problem with the wire and need to change the coil.
You would know if you had hot spots in the coil. It would taste like searing hot metal, not he flavor of your juice!
I would look into wicking/airflow/wattage if I where you.
I would look into wicking/airflow/wattage if I where you.
No flavor, cotton taste and burnt taste. I don't see any hot spot on the coil however I have noticed that the first and last wrap of the coil don't glow red as the middle does. Is this normal?
Thanks for the advice. What do I need to do for better airflow? If my coil is fine, than wicking is my issue. Wicking has always been a problem for me.
I'm a firm believer in the less is more saying when it comes to wicking. It may take a few tries to get it right but I find that when i can pull cotton through with VERY little resistance then it's just about enough cotton for me. With a spaced coil build like that, if I pull it through and it deforms the coil, it's to much for me. Your mileage may vary but it's always worked for me.
Also if possible you want your airflow to be right on or slightly under the coil. I don't know what RBA/RTA your using so I don't know if that's possible.
Try those first and see how you fare.
I will second that advice, I always want to overwick, and that's not good. That's why I like rayon, as it's supposed to be tighter in the coil than cotton, I believe? IDK but I wick it even slightly less than I wick with cotton, and it's better.... Well, the other thing I like about rayon is it's longevity, I hate wicking and that probably means I should be practicing more, it's just... the last step seems like it should be easy somehow, and it's not, it's more of an art. 
Anna
Anna
For more airflow try a smaller diameter coil and make sure wicking is not obstructing the path of the airflow.
What atomizer are you using?
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