Evod BCC - what's up with their "spitting"?

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jbp1

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Check that the coil head is screwed in tightly inside. They somehow can get loose during use - you can give it a snug-test-twist every time to refill. I haven't used em at higher voltage, so I don't know if that's the cause - but that's the only EVOD leak I've heard complaints about.

I knew about the coil head - found that out when they were leaking ever so slightly at the bottom coil seam and I always check when filling. I think it was that they needed more than 3.3v. They are running beautifully at 4+ now. Thank you for the help! ;)
 

Bill's Magic Vapor

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Hot juice in the mouth is unusual unless you remove the flavor wick(s). These clearos can get flooded for several reasons including thin juice, burnt wick/coil, removal of flavor wicks, etc. Remove and blow upside down into a Kleenex and/or hit tube and drip tip with a pipe cleaner. Nature of the beast. All clearos leak and flood and gurgle to some extent. Learn the fixes, which only take seconds, and enjoy maybe the best clearo vape out there 99% of the time, imho.
 

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What's the best way to figure out what voltage you should be at? Just trial and error? Is there any danger of going to high with the voltage?

A good rule of thumb is to read the ohms from the head and add 2. So if your coil says 1.8, vape at around 3.8 volts.

You can't really go too high, once it starts to burn the juice, you'll know straight away so just turn it down a notch or two. There is a chart too, just search google for vaping chart. Again, this will give you a rough starting point - there is no real wrong or right way.

Too low, not enough vapor, too high, burnt taste.
 
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