Hi there, I’m new here and looking for some help. I’m using a vaporesso tarot nano and have just replaced the coil with the spare one supplied in the kit. It’s tasting burnt already, even though I primed it and turned it down to 30w from 40w (which seemed fine with the pre-installed coil.) So, before I blindly order more coils, what can anyone recommend are the best? What is the deifference between ceramic/non-ceramic? And is it worth me sticking a pin into it next time for coil absorbency? Thanks in advance if any advice
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Ah ok, thank you for your reply. I hadn’t realised and of course I assumed they would be the same... doh 
I might empty the tank & take a look now.
I might empty the tank & take a look now. I would. And don't order too many of one or the other coil before you have a chance to figure out if you like one better (you might, at the appropriate wattage) or maybe you will like both.
Good luck,
Anna
Good luck,
Anna
Reasons for burnt coils/taste
1) Inadequately primed coil, see video below
2) Wattage too high
3) Ramping the wattage up too fast on a newly primed coil, see video below
4) Juice too thick for the coil, inadequate wicking
5) Tank ran dry
6) bad coil
1) Inadequately primed coil, see video below
2) Wattage too high
3) Ramping the wattage up too fast on a newly primed coil, see video below
4) Juice too thick for the coil, inadequate wicking
5) Tank ran dry
6) bad coil
Welcome and glad you joined.Ah ok, thank you for your reply. I hadn’t realised and of course I assumed they would be the same... doh
Hope the suggestions work out for you.
I think you probably had a traditional coil pre-installed with a Ceramic coil as a spare. The range on the ceramic coil is 20-55W, so you probably should have started around 15W while breaking it in. The traditional coils are either kanthal or nichrome and can't be used for Temp Control. The ceramic coils use SS316l wire running through ceramic that actually heats the juice. These you can use in VW or TC. I use the ceramic coils almost exclusively as they work great and seem to last a long time. The EUC coils are a great innovation that shouldn't give you any problems.
When the shinyitis hits (and it will, trust me) you should look at the Armour Pro with a Cascade Baby tank or the Vaporesso Luxe with the SKRR tank. The Skrr coils are not quite there yet concerning flavor, but both tanks can use the GT line of coils which are excellent. Same thing about the GT coils; The Ccells are made with SS316l and can be used in TC or VW mode. All the other GT coils are Nichrome and can only be used in VW mode.
Vaporesso has made some changes to the QF coil for the Skrr, they are sending me some to check out, hope they perform like the GT coils do. I'll be sure to post my thoughts on them.
Congrats on getting updated QF coils @sdennislee. I figured Vaporesso would improve the Skrr coils quickly after all the lukewarm reviews. I'm hoping for a positive review from you. I'm loving the Luxe/Skrr using the GT coils so far.
The GT coils are my favorite drop in coils. There’s a great selection for just about any sub ohm user including the ss316. I don’t have a Skaar so I haven’t used a QF but I had used the GTM on the Cascade and I hated them. Reminded me of the Smok coils. Short lived and dry hits regardless of priming technique.
I don’t know how a company that makes the GTs can also make some duds. Hopefully they went back to the drawing board.
That being said I will be using the Vaporesso Luxe with the Cascade and Cascade Baby SE. I bought the mod only since I couldn’t be happier with that tank. Great drop in coil tanks imo.
I don’t know how a company that makes the GTs can also make some duds. Hopefully they went back to the drawing board.
That being said I will be using the Vaporesso Luxe with the Cascade and Cascade Baby SE. I bought the mod only since I couldn’t be happier with that tank. Great drop in coil tanks imo.
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