When you're vaping are there air bubbles coming out the holes of the carto? If not then there is no juice getting in. I'm wondering if it's possible you could have damaged the orings when inserting the cartos and your tanks aren't pressurizing so the juice is not getting sucked into the carto. Just throwing some things out there.
Wow, cool thought. We are heading out the door but we just tested. No. No air bubbles. We use those slap yo momma tools, and we also got the drip tip/tool from IBTanks. For more info, that would be bad O Rings on all of our tanks. two Little mamas, two J-tanks, and two brand new 25mm IBtanks... but that doesnt mean that we didnt hurt our tanks, lol. The only time i remember having to "work" the carto in was when i put three holes in mine. I was watching and careful. I dodnt force it in at all. It stopped, I gently changed my angle and it slid right in. easy peasy. I can't speak for hubby.
Kk, back tomorrow. Thank you Forum
I am 100% willing to believe that it is user error, we are noobs. We have only been vaping just over 2 months. But we have been having a great time with it and having no problems (once we got away from stardusts and ego's). I do not know![]()
If you or you hubby are tinker-ers or crafty people look into this outlet. Even when I chain vape like I wanted to out of a carto(that would burn out in a day) I'm getting weeks out of my builds. The flavor is nuts and the vapor is unreal.
Anyways happy vaping!!!
BigSteve940
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Update: Wife has found one carto with extremely tight packing. Next carto she finds is soaking juice beatifully and doesn't have the tight packing. Maybe we have found the problem. Once again, thanks to the forum for all the help.[/B]
You may have hit the nail on the head brother. Wife has pulled apart a couple of cartos now and the first was so tight that she couldn't get a needle in the filler material. The next seems fine. Also noticed a difference when priming as the one that seems good is soaking up ejuice a lot faster than expected. I think we just got a bad batch of boges.The filler material is packed in to tightly, period! You can try to take a small needle, or syringe and CAREFULLY poke it around the outside edge of the filler, then the inside edge and see if you can loosen it up, pull it up towards the top some to "fluff it". But as I said, be careful so you don't damage the coil and you will have to fill these carefully as well, with the filler being taller than the air tube it's going to flood easily.
You may have hit the nail on the head brother. Wife has pulled apart a couple of cartos now and the first was so tight that she couldn't get a needle in the filler material. The next seems fine. Also noticed a difference when priming as the one that seems good is soaking up ejuice a lot faster than expected. I think we just got a bad batch of boges.
Update: filler is only wet at top, dry at bottom. Coil is not damaged from punch holes. Coil however is burnt up. Throughout the filler the "wetness" is splotchy. Wet in some spots, completely dry in others. Inside against coil is wet but as pulling apart towards outside it is very dry. Thanks for your help.
Could be that the tight filler was burning up the coil. Looks as if though it was indeed a bad batch. So, question.... Do you think that before I even attempt to prime a carto that I should poke around the filler material to see if it's too tight? Would this be an answer to determining if I'm about to get into trouble with another bad carto? Or.... do you think one can tell such if it is new and dry? Keep in mind that I would be so careful in doing this and only trying to determine if I'm wasting my time on a carto that isn't gonna work anyway. Any input you can give me will be very much appreciated. Thanks for your time and concern brother.Happy and sorry all at the same time! Glad you got it figured out at least! I still can't say why the resistance was changing, unless the filler material was burning the coil up?