CONGRATS! Finding the way to inhale makes all the difference in the world: I find I have to warn everyone that wants to try my PV (and the hardcore smokers STILL don't listen and wind up coughing their heads off).
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Good for you! May I ask what you changed to make it better for you?
This is an excellent point! My first cartomizers were dual coil (two heating elements in the cartomizer) and low resistance (1.8 ohm), because that is what came in my first cartotanks. I couldn't understand why the flavor of the juices sometimes became burnt and the vapor to be harsh.Eventually I got around to trying some single coil cartos in a standard resistance (2.0 ohm - 2.5 ohm), and they made a WORLD of difference in my vaping experience. From this, I found out that I prefer a COOLER VAPE. Since making the switch, I've never turned back.
I have a personal theory that the upper coil in a dual coil cartomizer may not always get enough liquid to surround it, being that the punched cartos that we purchase always have the hole near the connector end. The bottom coil is always bathed in juice, but depending upon how well the polyfill wicks the juice (and other factors), the top coil may become dry and burn the surrounding batting to cause a burnt taste.
Below are some pics of a dual coil cartomizer dissected. Note the burned batting that surrounds the heating coils. You can click on the small images to enlarge their size:
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Mostly I had to change how I was inhaling. I wasn't holding it in my mouth long enough before drawing it into my lungs. The better equipment also helped a lot. I'm still trying all the different nic level, and pg/vg ratio juices I ended up getting to see what I like best.
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