I currently have a iTaste MVP 2.0 that I have been using with the kit i30 clearomizer and tank. Today I went to a vape shop and they sold me on a Aspire ET-S BVC. I went home filled up the tank, put it on the MVP 2 did the 5 dry hits to prime it and took my first hit and it had a horrible, strong burn taste. I kept puffing it fast without inhaling, hoping the burn taste would go away, but it doesnt. My MVP is set to 4.0v. I thought maybe the coil was bad so I replaced it with another. Same thing. So Im guessing it is something I am doing wrong. Any ideas?
Horrible Burn taste MVP 2 and Aspire ET-S
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the et-s appears to be for Ego's which means low watts how many watts are you running?
The MVP 2's lowest wattage is 6.0 which is what I have it on. I do not know why they would sell me this as I told them I have a MVP 2. I was just going to get new coils for my i30 and they said this is better. I really dont know much about vaping. I just use it in the place of cigs and has done well so far.
You need to properly prime the head before use or they will burn.
Drip drops on the wicking material until fully saturated.
Primer puffs won't pull enough liquid into & through the wicking material to ensure saturation of the wicking material closest to / surrounding the coil.
Drip drops on the wicking material until fully saturated.
Primer puffs won't pull enough liquid into & through the wicking material to ensure saturation of the wicking material closest to / surrounding the coil.
Every delivery device has a learning curve to get the most out of them.
The wicking material surrounds the coil inside the head, between the wall of the head & coil, the silicone seal on top of the head blocks the view.
With the head not installed into the base yet, drip a drop down the center let it sit on its side to absorb into wicking material, 1/4 turn another drop let it sit on its side, keep turning & placing a drop until you get about 4 drops in it. You can put a drop in/on the wicking holes in the side of the head for good luck.
Install head tight into base, fill tank, thread base & tank together just snug not tight, take a few un powered primer puffs. When it is ready to press the fire button & vape you should be able to detect at least a hint of the flavor from your juice.
Start off at a low power setting to prevent burning / scorching the wicking material & to 'break in' the head.
After a a couple dozen vapes at low power slowly increase power taking a vape or three on each setting until you find what tastes best to you or you get a off, weak or slightly burnt taste. If that happens turn it down.
The wicking material surrounds the coil inside the head, between the wall of the head & coil, the silicone seal on top of the head blocks the view.
With the head not installed into the base yet, drip a drop down the center let it sit on its side to absorb into wicking material, 1/4 turn another drop let it sit on its side, keep turning & placing a drop until you get about 4 drops in it. You can put a drop in/on the wicking holes in the side of the head for good luck.
Install head tight into base, fill tank, thread base & tank together just snug not tight, take a few un powered primer puffs. When it is ready to press the fire button & vape you should be able to detect at least a hint of the flavor from your juice.
Start off at a low power setting to prevent burning / scorching the wicking material & to 'break in' the head.
After a a couple dozen vapes at low power slowly increase power taking a vape or three on each setting until you find what tastes best to you or you get a off, weak or slightly burnt taste. If that happens turn it down.
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