aspire bdc et-s gets hot, any advice?

[manuel_labor]

Hey guys, so I just got a few aspire et-s bdc clearos but right out of the box...er plastic wrap... they get really hot even at lower voltage (It's got a 1.8 ohm coil and I'm running it on a spinner at 3.7v)

I'm vaping a 50x50 of mount baker vapor Arnold palmer and I love the flavor, but the vape and the tank are getting hot to the point of discomfort and I'm worried about damaging my battery.

Is this something those of you out there with these tanks have had happen, is it normal for the tank?

Maybe I'm running it at a too high voltage but 3.7 seems really low as it is... Any advice?

 

[Miira]

The thinner clearos just feel hotter, even on standard(non Twist) eGo batteries.. I think the heat dissipates better on a higher volume tank/clearo. I've never had any get hot enough to burn me.

 

[Miira]

The thinner clearos just feel hotter, even on standard(non Twist) eGo batteries.. I think the heat dissipates better on a higher volume tank/clearo. I've never had any device get hot enough to burn me.

 

[Fuzzy Bruce]

I have been using the same e ts for a couple of hard vaping days and not noticed the heat. I mostly set my PV at 8 w and let it decide the volts.

Being new to vaping, I have to wonder if the mix of the juice used could be a factor in retaining heat