Aspire Atlantis and istick
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I know everyone I know that sub ohms loves the giant numbers, but I'm still sticking to my 18-25 watts. I like my volts still in the 3 section. If that makes me a cloud puffing tootie vapor I'm fine with that.
You have to do what's right for you, start slow and turn it up until you find what you like.
Don't go cashing others clouds, start at 15 and work your way up to what you like. It's all about personal preference.
You have to do what's right for you, start slow and turn it up until you find what you like.
Don't go cashing others clouds, start at 15 and work your way up to what you like. It's all about personal preference.
I currently am using an ejuice with a 70vg/30pg ratio, with 12 mg of nicotine.. But I dilute it with some vg. I know my ratios are fine cause it smokes well in another setup I have. I thought the coil was burned out so I changed it, and I did prime it. So I know that's not the issue. I may just have to mess with my ratios a bit more to see if the aspire Atlantis with the istick just don't like what I normally use.
You could try a higher PG ratio and see if that helps. It worked for me. 70-max VG gave me a dry/burnt hit after every 4-5 pulls.
Edit: Something you can try if your vape is feeling a little weak is giving your Atlantis a few unpowered pulls to get it wicking.
And I am a cloud chaser, which is why I upgraded to the istick. Because before I just had the aspire cf sub ohm battery that came with the starter kit. I know the Aspire Atlantis don't like ejuice above 6mg of nic, and before that's what I was getting. But since I started putting in extra vg (for bigger clouds haha) it was obviously diluting my ejuice some. So I got the 12 mg of nic, hoping to stay around 6-8mg of nic after the extra vg. Like I said I may just play around with my ratios and see if that don't help any.
Most are pre wicked with a heavy pg side. They assume 50/50 or more pg. Vg is harder to wick but better on the throat and vapor side. Pull out the cotton in the wick and put your own in it can help. The coil is fine just you need a better cotton to soak it up.
I'm sorry, a rebuildable dripping atomizer. You build a coil (or coils), wick it, drip on some eliquid, and puff away.
That may be something I can check into then. I basically just walked into my vape shop and asked what they would recommend. $172 later I walked out the Aspire Atlantis, and some ejuice. Then today I went in and got the istick and some more ejuice, another $126. Hopefully I can get everything working how it should, I hate to basically just throw all that money down the drain.
Its all good. With what you've got you can pump clouds all day.
After your coil is primed, assemble your tank, and let it sit for ~5-10 minutes. Other than that, enjoy it.
What liquids did you get?
When I initially got the aspire Atlantis I had got the Njoy artist collection in the hendons bite, dragon scape, and samba sun (as recommended). But when I went today I got the vapelyfe Merle flavor and trickz (not sure of a brand name if any, just says trickz)
Try not diluting your juice with VG. You're already at a high VG percentage for a tank. Ideally, 50PG/50VG would be perfect. But the less VG = Better wicking. I know people who take their Atlantis to 40W but they are using juice with lower VG content.
When you start getting through all that juice you bought, check out Nicoticket online. Their juices are amazing and they are all, except one or two, 50/50.
Depends on what you're looking for. The Atlantis is a 'Sub-Ohm' tank and is meant to be run at higher wattages. It produces more vapor, and has a lot more airflow. The Nautilus is a dependable 'Tootie Puffer' tank that is meant to be run between 10-15W. If you're happy where you're at then don't worry about it.
When you start getting through all that juice you bought, check out Nicoticket online. Their juices are amazing and they are all, except one or two, 50/50.
Depends on what you're looking for. The Atlantis is a 'Sub-Ohm' tank and is meant to be run at higher wattages. It produces more vapor, and has a lot more airflow. The Nautilus is a dependable 'Tootie Puffer' tank that is meant to be run between 10-15W. If you're happy where you're at then don't worry about it.
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