Goblin mini sizzling?

[CrossX]

well as the title goes , my tank is sizzling . Not during the course of the inhale but right after I inhale , it still continues to sizzle which sometimes cause a dry hit. I tried rewicking still the same . Does anyone else have this problem? Hope to get some advice

 

[Robert Cromwell]

Use a coil with smaller mass/gauge wire. Let off the button 1 second before you stop inhaling. Use lower wattage.
It is not the goblin mini it is either the build and or your vaping habits.

 

[zoiDman]

Just like people talk about "Ramp Up", the time it takes a coil to Heat Up, there is also "Ramp Down". The time it takes for a Coil to Cool Off.

As Robert mentioned, Coil(s) made from Thinner Wire(s) will help. Or just Stop pressing the Power Button before you Stop Inhaling.

 

[Karstine]

You haven't tell us what wire you used for the coil?

As @Robert Cromwell and @zoiDman have said, use a higher gauge wire. And to stop firing earlier.

The reason why your coil is still cooking your liquid is because your coil is still holding in to the heat and have not cool down yet. Clapton coil are notorious for their ability to hold heat quite well. Thus to summarise,

There are three ways to solve this problem.

1. Use a normal coil build (microcoil, macrocoil) instead of all the weird Clapton, alien, tiger and zipper

2. Use a thinner (higher gauge) wire. I have goblin mini running dual 26gauge coil and I have no problem so far.

3. Stop firing 1 second earlier then you actually stop inhaling. At the same time, continue to inhale while it's not firing so that the airflow will cool down the coil faster.

 

[CrossX]

You haven't tell us what wire you used for the coil?

As @Robert Cromwell and @zoiDman have said, use a higher gauge wire. And to stop firing earlier.

The reason why your coil is still cooking your liquid is because your coil is still holding in to the heat and have not cool down yet. Clapton coil are notorious for their ability to hold heat quite well. Thus to summarise,

There are three ways to solve this problem.

1. Use a normal coil build (microcoil, macrocoil) instead of all the weird Clapton, alien, tiger and zipper

2. Use a thinner (higher gauge) wire. I have goblin mini running dual 26gauge coil and I have no problem so far.

3. Stop firing 1 second earlier then you actually stop inhaling. At the same time, continue to inhale while it's not firing so that the airflow will cool down the coil faster.

sorry that I forgot to state. It's 28 awg macro coil..

 

[Alias Ko]

and i think sometimes if you throw/paint too much juice on the coil itself, it results in the sizzle/spit backs. avoid painting the coil!