Crown tank help

[Tarener0421]

i had gotten a crown tank maybe about a two months ago. This past week I bought a new eliquid by beard that is a salted caramel, which I really like. It is 70/30 which is the same ratio as most of the juice I vape. Whenever I try to vape it it seems to burn my coil within 1-2 days???? I always prime the wick really well and let it sit for a good while. Start at a lower wattage and work up (was staring around 25w but after this happened twice decreased to starting at 10w)around I haven't found this to happen with any other juices. I use the 0.5 ohm coils on a fuchai 200w tc device had been using on an eleaf 100w. Any other advice? Or is it the juice? I will be bummed if it is the juice cause it is yummy for about a day until the coil is burnt to oblivion

 

[steam heat]

Hello and welcome... Short answer is the sweeter the juice the faster it is going to kill the coil, Dark juices as well.

 

[Hyperspace]

Thick juices with sucralose kills coils. If you want to keep using that juice you'll have to use a RTA so you can change the wick a lot and dry burn the coil every few days to clean off all the crud.

 

[Tarener0421]

Thick juices with sucralose kills coils. If you want to keep using that juice you'll have to use a RTA so you can change the wick a lot and dry burn the coil every few days to clean off all the crud.

Had a feeling that was the best solution. I was considering that as an option, I tend to like sweeter, Cakey types of vapes. Don't know the first thing about building. Is there anything you would recommend for a beginner builder?

 

[Baditude]

Don't know the first thing about building. Is there anything you would recommend for a beginner builder?

My first rebuildable tank was a Kayfun Lite Plus. What Makes the Kayfun so Great?
A single-coil tank which is easy to set up and works best with a coil resistance around 1.5 ohm. There are later versions of the Kayfun, but that doesn't necessarily mean they are "better". You can pick up a nice clone KFL+ for around $20 at Fast Tech. (Original KFL+ was $120 a couple of years ago)

Information Resources for Your First RBA

• An essential read and referrance guide for someone new to rebuilding coils. Includes a multitude of useful links on battery safety, mod safety, coil meters, coil building, and the differences in the three types of RBA's.

 

[Gramdogg]

Get a Griffin or something with velocity style deck. By far the easiest to build on. Buy pre made coils if your not comfortable making them... Griffin will fit claptons which should last 1 month or more each.

 

[BrotherBob]

Could check out: Wrapping Building Coils 101 For Beginners