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2 obvious reasons. 50/50 juice. try going higher vg juice 70/30 and up second you are only at 20 watts. you need more power.
I have a 70/50 juice and im going to try it later. If i go above 22 watts i'll get the burnt taste. Is it because of the juice or something else?
Sorry for the quote. I meant to edit the post. As i was saying, if i go above 28 watts ill get the burnt taste.
It sounds like you have an issue with the coil having hot spots and/or the wicks not being able to wick the coils efficiently. Can you post a picture of the build?
At 0.3ohms vaping at 20 watts you're under 3 volts, which is very low and will not produce much vapor. Things start to kick in after 40 watts for that low of a resistance.
At 0.3ohms vaping at 20 watts you're under 3 volts, which is very low and will not produce much vapor. Things start to kick in after 40 watts for that low of a resistance.
The photos may be too large in size to upload via the "upload file" button. You can try another service like imgur or photobucket. I think Imgur is an easier option.
Other members probably can help on this, I'm not to familiar with mobile use on the forum, sorry.
Other members probably can help on this, I'm not to familiar with mobile use on the forum, sorry.
Might be able to add them to your media gallery than insert the images from there. ? I dont really use much mobile either.
Any glowing spots when you fire the coils? you really need to up the vg and wattage if you want more vapor
I dont think there is any glowing spot. But as you can see the cotton is dry. Is that a problem?
yes the cotton should always be wet. so you might have to try and re wick those coils maybe too much down the juice channels and you are blocking it up.
So the problem is the cotton is not wet? Thats why i get burnt taste when i vape at 30 watts?
Alright guys. So it is possible for my 0.3 ohm coil to vape at 30-40 watts without getting burnt taste? Only if i rewick it right?
Yes it can handle higher wattage. What gauge kanthal are you using? It looks like 24 considering the resistance and the number of wraps.
You want to make sure your coil glows evenly without a wick, that ensures you don't have any hot spots. Make sure your coils are not touching the sides of the chamber either, it can cause a short.
Once your coils are glowing without hot spots, you want to wick it snug, but not tight. RTA's are a little tedious with the wicking, so make sure you have enough to just get into the tops of the liquid channels, you don't have to fill the channels with wick. Once you're satisfied with the wicking you can prime the coils with a few drops before you reassemble the tank. After you fill it you'll notice some air bubbles rising through the tank, that tells you that the wicks are working well. Once you let it sit for a minute it should be good to go. It takes practice on the RTA's.
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