i am currently running a Sigeli 150 with an Atlantis v2 with a .3 coil. I'm vaping a 70vg/30pg juice at 50-70 watts. I'm having horrible harsh hits. I've gone through 4 coils and it's always the same. I've lined up the coil so the cotton shows inside the tank. I'm at a complete loss and would love someone to help me fix this issue.
Atlantis v2 harsh hits
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I think you're probably overpowering it some. You might try cutting back on the wattage some, and giving the wick more time to recover in between hits.
X 2 on the priming the new / unused head properly.
What nic mg ?
Have you tried a lower power range?
It's always best to start off low and work your way up.
What nic mg ?
Have you tried a lower power range?
It's always best to start off low and work your way up.
50 w may scorch the cotton on the very first hit.
After it is scorched / burnt there isn't anything you can do to fix it except replace the head prime the new head properly turn down the power and try again.
It's always best to start off at a low power and work your way up.
After it is scorched / burnt there isn't anything you can do to fix it except replace the head prime the new head properly turn down the power and try again.
It's always best to start off at a low power and work your way up.
A 0.3 ohm resistance at 50 watts in only about 3.9 volts, assuming you have enough air and everything is proper there shouldn't be any burning. At 70 watts you're at about 4.5 volts, nothing too crazy either, but I wouldn't run it that high personally.
I'd make sure all your connections are clean to ensure your getting good contact. The coil unit needs to also be tightened properly and the tank needs to be snug too, so it can wick after each hit. Try dissembling the tank and make sure everything is in place and snug.
Is it your first time using high powered gear? Make sure you're drawing enough air through the tank to cool the coil off.
I'd make sure all your connections are clean to ensure your getting good contact. The coil unit needs to also be tightened properly and the tank needs to be snug too, so it can wick after each hit. Try dissembling the tank and make sure everything is in place and snug.
Is it your first time using high powered gear? Make sure you're drawing enough air through the tank to cool the coil off.
It is also a good idea to start out at a much lower wattage to break it in, for the .5Ω I start at 18ish watts, take a short pull and make sure it producing vapor, bump it up a few more and take another toot or two, bump it up some more...
When I used the 0.3 ohm coil in the Atlantis 2, I always vaped it around 50 watts. I tried 70 watts, but I could taste that the juice was starting to get a burnt taste. And this was with a 70VG juice.
I've been using Atlantis V2 for two months now and the tank prefers thicker juice. I use Max VG with 10% PGA 6% flavor. Always prime coils by soaking it in juice and then installing in tank. Using IPV4 starting at 65w for the first tank. If and only if juice starts to bleed through coil and gets in my mouth do I up the wattage. Pretty common to run at 70-76watts. Most coils last five to ten days.
Trust me...this tank is the one for me. I have pretty much tried every other option and this works best for my application.
By the way, if you hear any noise while taking a hit your juice is to thin for coil. No sizzle, popping and chain Vape. I do.
Just bought two more tanks yesterday on wakeandvape last night for $20 each. Why not.
Trust me...this tank is the one for me. I have pretty much tried every other option and this works best for my application.
By the way, if you hear any noise while taking a hit your juice is to thin for coil. No sizzle, popping and chain Vape. I do.
Just bought two more tanks yesterday on wakeandvape last night for $20 each. Why not.
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