Hey everyone, so I recently decided to buy an authentic rda and tons of people recommended the Goon rda by 528 Custom Vapes so I went with that. I have put micro coils, claptons, and twisted wire builds in there and always seem to have spit back. Its not really shooting hot lava in my mouth but i can feel it on my tongue every time I take a drag. I have watched tons of videos on building and wicking the thing and no matter what i build or wick I still have that feeling on my tongue. I do have OCD so every time I use it Im always focused on whether or not Im getting actual spit back or its just really good flavor lol. But Im wondering if anyone else is having this same problem or has any tips. Thanks!
RDA Goon 528 RDA Spitback
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Not sure if you are new to the forum or not so you might want to include the following when asking your question...
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Pics of you build, wire gage, type, diameter, wraps, device your vaping it on, and watts or temp if regulated to name a few. It could be almost anything.
Remember a picture can tell a lot of what is going on... More than you might think.
Here's a few threads you might check out also...
The Goon Atty by 528 Customs & Blueeyedgoon83
Goon RDA Best build for flavor
If you are sure that you are wicking it correct, as in not too much or not too little, then I would recommend that you turn your watts down a bit. More often then not though, it's not enough wicking that causes spitback. Muzichead is correct though, it could be a number of things so check out those links.
Where are your coils located in relation to the airflow holes? Everytime mine are below the coils I get what you mention. to reduce the spitting, try lowering the coils so the airflow blows over the the upper part of the coil, slightly coming in over the top of the coils. Huge difference for me.
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If wicking is tight and you're not over dripping, spitback is most often caused by not delivering enough power for the coil's mass. If on a regulated device, turn the power up.
I found the 'sushi roll' or 'Scottish' method of wicking to work the best on avoiding spitback. That paired with the right coil and wattage should eliminate spitback entirely and give you only smooth dense vapor. It might take a little experimenting but you'll find something that works.
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