Burnt taste

[Baron Man]

The question I have involves the Protank II. I've replaced coils and primed them as well bit still get kind of a burnt taste or smokey flavor dispite that's not what my juice is. Any answers on what that might be?

 

[Baron Man]

To help, I use an itaste at the lowest setting on volts and wattage

 

[drippaboi]

have you tried pulling harder to speed up the wicking?

 

[F1aminfury]

I bought clone coils 2.0ohms and they are better then all my legit coils that all burnt within a day or so. And clones were cheaper im running a aerotank v2 and i can run 5.5v for smoke or 4.5v for flavor with no burnt taste even tested a few dry fires for changing flavor still hits good amazed me the quality of a clone beating authentic ... Mind = blown


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[alicewonderland]

i find there are flavors that dont work well on certain power, like cinnamon flavors for me taste burnt constantly if i try to vape them at 0.5-30watts, but fruit flavors taste fine at that heat. I have to dial down the power to 10-15watts to get good taste from the cinnamon although it wont produce the same amount of vapor. there are just some flavor additives that taste burnt if they are heating too much i think

 

[Nick Jennings]

I use to have this problem as well. I was running at a high voltage setting on my MVP 2.0. I now run it at 3.8V instead of 4.8V. Maybe this will help you, I hope it does.

 

[retired1]

The question I have involves the Protank II. I've replaced coils and primed them as well bit still get kind of a burnt taste or smokey flavor dispite that's not what my juice is. Any answers on what that might be?

What kind of juice, and what is the PG/VG ratio?

 

[DavidOck]

All that - and what value coil?

And your Itaste can be set to run in VV OR VW mode, not both. Or did you mean that you tried it at the lowest setting in each mode?

 

[tj99959]

The iTaste iStick is calibrated in "Mean" wattage, so 7 watts is actually almost 9 watts. So they simply run to hot for some types of toppers.

 

[Evi|grin]

The iTaste is calibrated in "Mean" wattage, so 7 watts is actually almost 9 watts. So they simply run to hot for some types of toppers.

You sure about that?

 

[DavidOck]

TJ's right on that

The Istick uses mean, not RMS, so at lower settings it does run "hot." Less of a difference if you run it closer to the top end. (And an issue that was really kind of surprising when it came out.... as in "why the heck did they use such old tech??")

One way of compensating for that is to run a high Ω coil.

 

[Bikenstein]

TJ's right on that

The Istick uses mean, not RMS, so at lower settings it does run "hot." Less of a difference if you run it closer to the top end. (And an issue that was really kind of surprising when it came out.... as in "why the heck did they use such old tech??")

One way of compensating for that is to run a high Ω coil.

He said iTaste not istick. Could be a VV3 or MVP or somethin

 

[tj99959]

You sure about that?

corrected (sorry my mistake)

 

[DavidOck]

He said iTaste not istick. Could be a VV3 or MVP or somethin

Oops! I misread that too

 

[Baron Man]

Yeah lowest on both

 

[Baron Man]

It's 80pg/20vg. I use mt baker vapers. The flavors I use is pink champagne and courcumin pipe.

 

[Baron Man]

Where did you find those. I'm currently using evod coils

 

[F1aminfury]

I believe evod coils are the old design ? I may be wrong im still new but the aerotank long stem 2.0ohm dual coil clones i found and to me work better i used 2 and they both work and diff flavors run better at diff settings even with the same base pg/vg. My zombie can run 3.0v-5.5v no burnt taste but my mtn dew can only run 3.5-4.5v


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