Good morning deejsters and Happy New Year!
The roughest part of the day is dragging yourself out of bed.
The roughest part of the day is dragging yourself out of bed.
deejStuff Is Here!! (Part Three!)
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HAPPY NEW YEAR!!
I'm feeling really generous today, so I'm officially extending the New Year Discount Code through until the 5th.
Happy2014 gets you 20.14% off...
(yes, I dared to use Comic Sans. Bite me.
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I really wish we had a more varied choice of fonts. I'd especially like a handwriting one. But I save Comic Sans for J0kers. At least the name is appropriate.HAPPY NEW YEAR!!
I'm feeling really generous today, so I'm officially extending the New Year Discount Code through until the 5th.
Happy2014 gets you 20.14% off...
(yes, I dared to use Comic Sans. Bite me.
{{{{hugs}}}}Happy New Year Deej and sweet friends* Thinking of you all~ Enjoy and be well~ be safe~ XOXOXXOO
sorry I am a bit late* xoxo
sorry I am a bit late* xoxo
Ok. I have a question!
I am currently using an mvp2 with a tank from a local b&m. It's 1.8 ohm coil and I have my mvp set to 3.3 volts. I am getting a very warm vape. Is there anyway to make it cooler? It's a bottom coil tank. I am just so disgusted lately with how my vaping is going. It either tastes burnt (to me) or hot or really irritates my throat. My nic is 12mg. Any advice would be helpful!
I am currently using an mvp2 with a tank from a local b&m. It's 1.8 ohm coil and I have my mvp set to 3.3 volts. I am getting a very warm vape. Is there anyway to make it cooler? It's a bottom coil tank. I am just so disgusted lately with how my vaping is going. It either tastes burnt (to me) or hot or really irritates my throat. My nic is 12mg. Any advice would be helpful!
hi Grad.
I think that you're at the lowest possible power settings for the MVP2 (3.3 V, 6 watts). I think the only way to decrease the warmth is to use a higher resistance atty with the 3.3V setting. You could also try taking shorter drags so it doesn't heat up as much?
I think that you're at the lowest possible power settings for the MVP2 (3.3 V, 6 watts). I think the only way to decrease the warmth is to use a higher resistance atty with the 3.3V setting. You could also try taking shorter drags so it doesn't heat up as much?
Good afternoon deejsters.
Makes you wonder what the little guy has planned for the day.
Makes you wonder what the little guy has planned for the day.
Agreed. Assuming the atomizer / coil head is OK, you'd need a higher resistance one to correct the situation. Have you actually done a resistance reading on the head? Or are you just going by the box it came in?
I've had heads go bad and change resistance on me causing basically the same issue. Like if 2 of the coil wraps started touching, would reduce the resistance and create a hot spot making everything pretty nasty.
Another issue to consider is if the coil ever got overheated. Some wicking material, once it gets burnt, will never lose the nasty flavor even if you crank the volts down. I've done it myself before where when I changed the head my voltage was initially set too high. After hitting it a few times I realized I hadn't adjusted and even after setting it properly it still tasted bad.
The above can also happen especially right after the first fill. It takes time for the wick to become thoroughly soaked. So right after installing a new head and filling, you really want to start out on lower voltage settings and take it easy on the vape frequency until it starts vaping well. Then you can slowly work your way up to the proper voltage that suits you.
It could also be the head itself just having wicking issues. That would also lend itself toward burning the wicking material.
My next step would be to try another head, but following the above about starting low & easy.
If the tank you mentioned is actually a carto tank, all of the above still applies. Just wherever it says atomizer, coil, or head insert the word carto.
I have a tendency to chain vape -- 5 or 6 long puffs in a row, then I put it down. If I'm not careful, that definitely leads to a burnt taste. Tanks hold so much more liquid than they did a few years ago and when you vape you heat all the liquid in the tank, eventually cooking it. I now try to take 2-3 puffs then either rest or touch the tank to my lip/face. If it's getting hot, I let it cool before the next puff (or move to a different flavor which hasn't been heated for a while.)
Yeah, I am just going by the writing on the head. It's not because I chain vape either, because it happens on my first drag, so I guess it's got a hot spot in it or something. boooo!!!
Chain vaping causes the burning. Once the liquid is cooked, it stays cooked -- have to toss it, wash the tank and start over.
After trying a few Twists, I buy non-VV eGos now. Why pay extra when I always keep the dial on the lowest. I do love my VV Grippers, but they go down to 3.0v and I keep them at around 3.4v. And I buy the highest oHm coils I can -- 2.4Ω and up.
After trying a few Twists, I buy non-VV eGos now. Why pay extra when I always keep the dial on the lowest. I do love my VV Grippers, but they go down to 3.0v and I keep them at around 3.4v. And I buy the highest oHm coils I can -- 2.4Ω and up.
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