Why are they black? That doesn't look safe...
Time is meaningless regarding vaping. How much juice has gone through them?
I'd like to start off by saying that I'm not new to vaping. I've been smoke free for 3 years this February. I'm just not a huge chat room fan. I didn't know where else to take since aspire is blatantly ignoring me. I've had my atlantis since they first hit the market. Paired up with my panzer mechanical mod and AW IMR 18650, it was great. But recently I've been experiencing the same problem as many others I come to find.
Now I change every single coil in every single one of my tanks (which are all aspire) every single Monday night. I'm just ocd like that. I fill all tanks with fresh liquid before reassembly. And yes, I prime the bigger atlantis and even my nautilus coils with more then enough liquid then watch to make sure the wicks are saturating completely.
I've been using the same exact 50/50 blend of milk and honey by Cosmic Fog in all of my tanks ever since my local vape shop started carrying it. I like it. And if it ain't broke, don't fix it.
Usually when I change the atlantis coil it's just as white as when I put it in. But I change it anyway because like I said, that's just me. Recently I can't even get a solid 2 days out of my atlantis before I get a mouth and drip tip full of "soot"! I buy my coils from the same vendor every time and they are always authentic. I change them out more then any normal person should. I use the same liquid and device as I always have. So why the hazardous failure aspire?
I'm not here to bash anybody or get all scientific. I'm just simply sharing my story for any other people out there that may stumble across this due to the same problem or just doing their research before buying a new product...
Way too much e-liquid to be pushed through any type of wick, in my opinion. How is it the taste didn't change?
I have genuine Aspire Atlantis coils made from cotton so they defiantly make them in cotton now and there's tons of other proof to back that up. I'm hoping you guys already came to that conclusion though since this post is 70 pages long but anyway the Atlantis is a tank of the past now. The Starre from FreeMax tops everything else in the market including the Arctic and unlike the Atlantis, the Starre truly outperforms the good majority of RDAs and RTAs for flavor and vapor production. On top of that, the Starre has a 5ml juice capacity and is compatible with the majority of the other sub ohm coils on the market.
I totally agree. A good coil head can should be able to vaporize maybe 20 ml, 30 is pushing it, IMHO. After that it needs to be cleaned (dry burned if applicable) and/or rewicked. Especially when using cotton wicks.
I use clear, clean juices with minimum flavorings and sweeteners and I often vape unflavored, but I can tell the difference in flavor and vapor production after 20 mls or so, depending on the coil, the wick material and the juice.
I'd like to start off by saying that I'm not new to vaping. I've been smoke free for 3 years this February. I'm just not a huge chat room fan. I didn't know where else to take since aspire is blatantly ignoring me. I've had my atlantis since they first hit the market. Paired up with my panzer mechanical mod and AW IMR 18650, it was great. But recently I've been experiencing the same problem as many others I come to find.
Now I change every single coil in every single one of my tanks (which are all aspire) every single Monday night. I'm just ocd like that. I fill all tanks with fresh liquid before reassembly. And yes, I prime the bigger atlantis and even my nautilus coils with more then enough liquid then watch to make sure the wicks are saturating completely.
I've been using the same exact 50/50 blend of milk and honey by Cosmic Fog in all of my tanks ever since my local vape shop started carrying it. I like it. And if it ain't broke, don't fix it.
Usually when I change the atlantis coil it's just as white as when I put it in. But I change it anyway because like I said, that's just me. Recently I can't even get a solid 2 days out of my atlantis before I get a mouth and drip tip full of "soot"! I buy my coils from the same vendor every time and they are always authentic. I change them out more then any normal person should. I use the same liquid and device as I always have. So why the hazardous failure aspire?
I'm not here to bash anybody or get all scientific. I'm just simply sharing my story for any other people out there that may stumble across this due to the same problem or just doing their research before buying a new product...
Hi fellow vapers, and all those curious !
I just wanted to chime in here and say I feel wronged by Aspire's claims that the Atlantis was stainless steel, and I'm alarmed that it took me so long to find some hard data showing me that shards of crystalline fiberglass in the lung IS a problem, in my opinion. It's not toxic, it CUTS up your lungs, causing the same disease asbestos people get. Those roofers that were mentioned not getting sick were not sucking directly on a pieces of burnt insulation. The guys who worked with asbestos, which WAS put into crystalline form, DO have bad health problems.
However, as I have to say, this is MY OPNION, and you are free to do what you like, naturally.
I was let down by the Nautilus and now the Atlantis, so I've moved on to a Kanger Subtank (not a Mini or a Plus), and I'm very happy with the RBA style of it, it holds 4.2ml of liquid with the RBA mount (6ml with replaceable OCC (Organic Cotton Coil). Great hits, thicker vapor than Atlantis premade coils.
All the best, and here's to vaping healthy and happy !![]()
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So it is using cotton as well as ceramic, I find nothing wrong with this at all. I find it funny that after 30 years of smoking I spend so much time reading every little small detail about this new found love we call vaping. I also find it a bit ......ed as well that we are so into this nitpicking thing that we blow things out of context. We are also giving the anti vaping folks things to chew on. Now I know health is not a matter to play around with and we do indeed need to keep our eyes on this stuff, but really we are our own worst enemy at times. All we are doing is giving one more thing for people to pick up and roll with in the anti vaping crusade.
What I find disturbing is the fact that for 30 years APD smoker I never even batted an eyelash as to what I was doing, and neither did most of you. Now all of us are all over the place nit picking, while the enemy is at the gates.
Additionally...nobody knew and nobody cared about the potential health consequences of combustible tobacco. Now, with several generations of smoker data to draw upon we are in a position to make it better with vaping. In order to do this effectively we need a synergistic relationship between producer and consumer. When mistakes are made on either side of this relationship, the "enemy at the gates" will seize the opportunity to further their agenda.Missing the point johnny. The issue we are concerned about is giving the scientific community fuel to use against us.
All we need is for unsafe products to be out there so that the FDA can say "SEE, we told you so".