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^ happens all the time to me....just gotta let it sit for a second then rip away
Ok, cool
I guess I have to stop vaping like I am smoking a cig.
You know what they say about old dogs.
I guess I have to stop vaping like I am smoking a cig.
You know what they say about old dogs.
Not really an issue. The bottom of your evod is where the heating element, or coil, is. If you're vaping a lot, that's gonna leave a good deal of residual heat in precisely the area you mention.
I noticed this on my protank2 also. I also still tend to vape like i use to smoke as far as hit length goes.
you're cooking' baby !
this is how the whole phenomenon works and it is what I have my mind wrapped around
how long you hit, how hot is your coil, what volt setting you use, what fluid passes your coil
what nic level you have , how much fluid is in you tank being "cooked" before replacing
it's like Tom Cruise going thru one of those smoke filled rooms filled with lazers
bending and curving trying not to set off an alarm...
soon as I notice the HOT SPOT I remove the topper tank, blow into and attempt to cool (if/when possible)
I feel cooking is never good and just gunks up or spoils coils-wicks-juice
yepper, it's a dance of 'perfection', a formula we all seek and none the same for any two vapor'ers...
(and no I haven't been drinkin' )
this is how the whole phenomenon works and it is what I have my mind wrapped around
how long you hit, how hot is your coil, what volt setting you use, what fluid passes your coil
what nic level you have , how much fluid is in you tank being "cooked" before replacing
it's like Tom Cruise going thru one of those smoke filled rooms filled with lazers
bending and curving trying not to set off an alarm...
soon as I notice the HOT SPOT I remove the topper tank, blow into and attempt to cool (if/when possible)
I feel cooking is never good and just gunks up or spoils coils-wicks-juice
yepper, it's a dance of 'perfection', a formula we all seek and none the same for any two vapor'ers...
(and no I haven't been drinkin' )
On my CartoTank setups, I have found that once the tank "warms up" the thicker juices wick/flow better due to being heated.
Having the carto (and the coils) surrounded by a tank of juice "could" be seen as a way to prevent the coils from catastrophically overheating. A heat sink of sorts.... well, that's my story and I am sticking to it.
Having the carto (and the coils) surrounded by a tank of juice "could" be seen as a way to prevent the coils from catastrophically overheating. A heat sink of sorts.... well, that's my story and I am sticking to it.
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