I'm not sure why every time I vape on my .39 ohm built on a Mutation x V4, it always burns after a couple of vapes. I'm using an eVic VT on 40-50 watts and Japanese organic cotton. Should I lower my wattage or is this just a bad coil build?
RDA Burning cotton/liquid in my .39 ohm build
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Then you are using too much cotton my friendYeah I suck at wicking. It always wants to break before I can thread it through very far
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The "less is more" mantra is so important when wicking your builds.
Really? Thanks for the tip!Then you are using too much cotton my friend
The "less is more" mantra is so important when wicking your builds.
If you can pull your cotton back and forth with one hand on each end of the wick and not tip your box mod over then
you are in the ball park of a great wick.....just sayin........
you are in the ball park of a great wick.....just sayin........
Airflow. Coil quality. Wicking. Those were my early problems around that area. Heh. Ironic. I shot a jet of flame out my new Velocity, as I was drawing. I felt the heat coming and pulled away. It. Did. Not. Burn. The. Cotton. I don't know how. I resaturated it and kept going. Still have it in.
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I'd agree with everyone else on making sure your wicking is 100%, but also check to make sure your coils are heating evenly. A while back I wound a pair of clapton coils and one of them was somehow a tenth of an ohm lower resistance and I'd get singed cotton after two hits because one wick dried out way faster.
When you dry burn, coils should heat up from inside out right from the middle evenly for all coils. And dont use too much cotton.
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