BVC coils and cold weather issues

[Jdbaker82]

Since the weather has started to get cooler I am starting to get burnt hits from my BVC coils it seems the viscosity of even my thinnest juices are becoming a problem as well..... has anyone else noticed this????

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[Ren76]

Not yet but then -40C hasn't hit either. I do notice that juice seems thicker when I'm outside for awhile.

 

[Jdbaker82]

Not yet but then -40C hasn't hit either. I do notice that juice seems thicker when I'm outside for awhile.

Do you use bvc coils??? Having trouble in 40-50 degree weather even.....

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[WharfRat1976]

What attys are you using your bvcs in?

 

[Wolfenstark]

Not so far but sometimes in the morning if i fire it up it can hiss and pop at first which may be environmental.

 

[Foxtrap]

Do you use bvc coils??? Having trouble in 40-50 degree weather even.....

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I use the bvc heads in a nautilus , mini , and a k1 with a 70/30 vg/pg juice and no problems so far the coldest mornings here have been in the low 30's

 

[philoshop]

Haven't had a problem yet, but was wondering about this as well since this will be my first winter vaping. I work mostly outdoors and go through a routine every fall to ensure that the equipment I use is ready for the cold. Keeping the vape gear warm by keeping it 'close to the heart' is what I'm thinking. A breast pocket sewn inside the clothing with a velcro closure for safety? Any other suggestions for cold-weather vaping?
A bit extreme for sure, and I apologize to the OP if this comes across as thread-jacking.

 

[Foxtrap]

Haven't had a problem yet, but was wondering about this as well since this will be my first winter vaping. I work mostly outdoors and go through a routine every fall to ensure that the equipment I use is ready for the cold. Keeping the vape gear warm by keeping it 'close to the heart' is what I'm thinking. A breast pocket sewn inside the clothing with a velcro closure for safety? Any other suggestions for cold-weather vaping?
A bit extreme for sure, and I apologize to the OP if this comes across as thread-jacking.

I also work outside and on my first winter vaping ,at work i use an ego c twist on a lanyard so i plan to keep it close to the body heat and maybe thinning some of my thicker juices but this is all trial and error for me too

 

[crxess]

All speculation.

Op made a general statement and questioned function.

What exactly is your THINNEST e-liquid?
What exactly is your Cold Exposure?

20 Degrees outside will have little effect on Vaping inside a warm home or office.

Also Coil Direction should not be an issue. The only issue is Wetting the Wicking Material.

 

[Jdbaker82]

What attys are you using your bvcs in?

Well right now I've only had it in the silo tank maybe your onto something here... I'll try the regular Nautilus and mini and see if the same issue

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[00gt1]

I would think beyond keeping your device warm, you shouldn't have that many issues. I wouldn't leave your setup in your car for example in the cold.

 

[gph61]

Long story but roofers were working on my shop last week and I think they caused a leak in my chimney flashing. It snowed Friday night and water is running into my furnace. I had to work this weekend so for the past two days my Silo has been sitting on a desk at near 0°C. I'm using 50/50 juice and haven't noticed anything other than how cold the Hana clone box is.

Is the cold temp in your case maybe a coincidence? How old is your coil?

 

[Jdbaker82]

This has happened on multiple coils with backwoods brew casablanca even if the temperature is 60 degrees instead of 70+ I notice the burntish type of hits definitely not wicking as well as cooler Temps

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[gph61]

Maybe the tank needs a good cleaning? A bad batch of coils?

I've only used the Silo for about 70ml of juice. I haven't noticed anything dry up to 20 watts but I'm normally at 9 or 10.

 

[samturdo]

Haven't had a problem yet, but was wondering about this as well since this will be my first winter vaping. I work mostly outdoors and go through a routine every fall to ensure that the equipment I use is ready for the cold. Keeping the vape gear warm by keeping it 'close to the heart' is what I'm thinking. A breast pocket sewn inside the clothing with a velcro closure for safety? Any other suggestions for cold-weather vaping?
A bit extreme for sure, and I apologize to the OP if this comes across as thread-jacking.

this ha caused leaking for me in any tank other than the aerotank, not sure which one you have but it could be a problem