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Ah... welcome to the club! Just talking about this yesterday on another thread. I use a long 70mm tip with a narrow diameter on my Cubis to avoid the inevitable spitting.
And welcome to ECF pythoncat!
And welcome to ECF pythoncat!
I just spit right back. 
Welcome.
Seriously, I've got the Tron S tanks, not the Cubis, but what I do when a tank is spitting is first cross my fingers and hope it's just because it's been left and the juice has over accumulated on the wire coil. In other words it will clear up once it's vaped on for a bit. Next I'll try blowing through the atty while firing it (try not to do this to a point of burning the wick so 2 shorter blows may be better than 1 long one). I'll then recheck my power setting as sometimes by turning up the power the spitting will be reduced or eliminated. On a build-your-own there are some other things you can do too but with premade atomizers I can't think of much else except putting a bit of screening underneath the drip tip to block the spits, some atty's come with screening in place.
Welcome.
Seriously, I've got the Tron S tanks, not the Cubis, but what I do when a tank is spitting is first cross my fingers and hope it's just because it's been left and the juice has over accumulated on the wire coil. In other words it will clear up once it's vaped on for a bit. Next I'll try blowing through the atty while firing it (try not to do this to a point of burning the wick so 2 shorter blows may be better than 1 long one). I'll then recheck my power setting as sometimes by turning up the power the spitting will be reduced or eliminated. On a build-your-own there are some other things you can do too but with premade atomizers I can't think of much else except putting a bit of screening underneath the drip tip to block the spits, some atty's come with screening in place.
I just spit right back.
Welcome.
Seriously, I've got the Tron S tanks, not the Cubis, but what I do when a tank is spitting is first cross my fingers and hope it's just because it's been left and the juice has over accumulated on the wire coil. In other words it will clear up once it's vaped on for a bit. Next I'll try blowing through the atty while firing it (try not to do this to a point of burning the wick so 2 shorter blows may be better than 1 long one). I'll then recheck my power setting as sometimes by turning up the power the spitting will be reduced or eliminated. On a build-your-own there are some other things you can do too but with premade atomizers I can't think of much else except putting a bit of screening underneath the drip tip to block the spits, some atty's come with screening in place.
I never considered putting a piece of screen in there but it sounds like a mighty fine idea to me - - worth a try at least.
The Cubis design is somewhat flawed in my opinion - it has a top airflow and a very narrow chimney, too narrow to get a q-tip down (even cheap dollar store cotton swabs will not fit). I found the coil heats up fast and the chimney fills with warm thin liquid and there's no way to get it out - you need to let it sit and drain back and it just takes to long do that because, hey, you need to vape after all. I've tried .5, .6 and 1.0 ohm coils and all seemed to get hot pretty quickly.
When I quit smoking and started vaping all I had was that Cubis style AIO that Joyetech makes. I didn't realize I needed a back up (and back ups for my back up) so while I was waiting for a new set up to arrive I used to drive around in my car with the air conditioning blasting while holding the AIO up to the vents to keep it cool. LOL It did help but yeah, can't be driving around all day just to vape
I retired that unit because I finally got some back ups but I've had to pull it back out and start using it again because one of the back ups is acting up already (only 2 weeks old). I'm using 1.0 ohm coils and it is fairing a bit better for me as 1. the ambient air temperature has cooled off a lot since August and 2. I have another set up and alternate between the two so I am not chain vaping on just the AIO.
Welcome and glad you joined.
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simple solution with most premade coils, run a q-tip down the chimney and into the coil to get up the excess, I do mine every few days anyhow to give it a quick clean when I do occasionally use them.. it helps get rid of the juice that has flooded a tank. if the coil is flooding though and is a premade.. how long have you been using it? has it become saturated? are you actually using it at a high enough wattage for the coil and juice?
lmao cee, I use a damp cloth wrapped around it or switch out tanks... as for temp... it was 3c when I got up to go to Oshawa yesterday... wee for living in basically muskoka(less than 5 mins up the 400 from me).
The problem with the Cubis Pro is the notch coil. I have had zero luck with the notch coil and it constantly floods on me. The regular 0.5 ohm coil works great for me though. Zero spitting and the only time the coil will flood is when refilling. A quick blow into the drip tip after refilling, or letting it sit for 5-10 minutes before using it after refilling takes care of the flooding.
When I quit smoking and started vaping all I had was that Cubis style AIO that Joyetech makes. I didn't realize I needed a back up (and back ups for my back up) so while I was waiting for a new set up to arrive I used to drive around in my car with the air conditioning blasting while holding the AIO up to the vents to keep it cool. LOL It did help but yeah, can't be driving around all day just to vape
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