High or low watt for vg

[Ivp5man]

I use a aspire cleito. 4 ohms coil. Just bought max vg e juice. The range for this coil is 40 to 60 watts. I usually use my juices at 45w with no problem. But, with this max vg it burns coil within a day. Why? Should I turn up wattage since this liquid is thinner??? Like to 55w? Or will that make it burn the coil faster??

 

[Ivp5man]

I use a aspire cleito. 4 ohms coil. Just bought max vg e juice. The range for this coil is 40 to 60 watts. I usually use my juices at 45w with no problem. But, with this max vg it burns coil within a day. Why? Should I turn up wattage since this liquid is thick??? Like to 55w? Or will that make it burn the coil faster??

I meant since liquid is thicker

 

[T0mmy1977]

If you're getting burnt/dry hits then turning up the watts would only make it worse. Maybe this e-liquid is gunking up your coils because of its ingredients.

 

[Jim_ MDP]

Or very high VG is just too thick to wick fast enough in that atty, at that wattage.

I don't have any Aspire gear so I can't say what its design can handle.
Just a thought.

 

[Cheallaigh]

I'm not a 100%... but I believe that device is not happy with more then a 60/40 vg/pg in it. the coils cannot keep up with the wicking... I know I read it somewhere, but I just cannot remember where sorry.

 

[SteveS45]

I have heard that the Cleito coils need to be poked with a pin because the outer layer of the wick is not pourus enough for any e-Liquids. Hope this helps.

Vape On Safely

 

[SteveS45]

Just thought I should add I vape only high or Max VG e-Liquids and have no problems at all with any of my tanks. Proper priming and soaking is required for all of them and some take less time to fully soak the cotton.