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I may have thrown a tank and carto across a room once after a rough day at work...
After building and rebuilding my coils for the past week, I've finally realized that my sweet spot is at three coils (Don't know the exact ohmage though). The reason being is that I find that with this setup, I don't need to take a drag that long to get massive amounts of flavor, throat hit and vapor that I'm looking for. With four coils I tend to need to take about 6 seconds worth of dragging on the mouthpiece to get the hit I need. With three coils, that time was cut to half.
What about you guys? I usually see people preferring 4 coils as the standard setup. Anybody else out there prefer their build with a little more oomph?
What about you guys? I usually see people preferring 4 coils as the standard setup. Anybody else out there prefer their build with a little more oomph?
After building and rebuilding my coils for the past week, I've finally realized that my sweet spot is at three coils (Don't know the exact ohmage though). The reason being is that I find that with this setup, I don't need to take a drag that long to get massive amounts of flavor, throat hit and vapor that I'm looking for. With four coils I tend to need to take about 6 seconds worth of dragging on the mouthpiece to get the hit I need. With three coils, that time was cut to half.
What about you guys? I usually see people preferring 4 coils as the standard setup. Anybody else out there prefer their build with a little more oomph?
I'm a Febbie and have been using 3 coils on mine since I got it. I like the extra heat as it also lowers my nic amount.
I remember coming home with a freshly purchased 10ml juice. Put in about 5ml's worth in the carto tank and just as I was about ready to vape it, the whole tank slid off the carto spilling my precious new juice all over the sofa and my brand new white shirt. Ugh. Never again!
You can leave the wick in, the flavor transfer is not that much nor lasts that long. Plus mixing a few flavors for a couple of hits you just might invent and find a new flavor you like.
You can leave the wick in, the flavor transfer is not that much nor lasts that long. Plus mixing a few flavors for a couple of hits you just might invent and find a new flavor you like.
ah ok, I thought I read that one of the wicks was better for pg juice and one was better for vg... I am still relatively new so I haven't found my every day vapes yet and mix it up a bit.
Right on! At three coils, even the lowest of nic contents give a satisfying hit
Downside is, it kind off burns up the juice pretty quick! Lol!If your juices are different in PG/VG ratios then you can switch as most find that 325 works best with higher VG and 400 with higher PG. However some can wick both depending on the juice.
leave a good wick alone. i refer you to the recent discussion about "suck out the old juice and splooge in the new juice". LOL that comes from the Master himself. unless you're using crazy amounts of dominant flavors like menthol or cinnamon, you'll only notice the old flavor for a few draws.
I received my Zenesis standard the first week in March and I am still on the original 400 wick. All my juices are 70/30 PG/VG, just a good cleaning and burn once a week and you should be good to go.
After building and rebuilding my coils for the past week, I've finally realized that my sweet spot is at three coils (Don't know the exact ohmage though). The reason being is that I find that with this setup, I don't need to take a drag that long to get massive amounts of flavor, throat hit and vapor that I'm looking for. With four coils I tend to need to take about 6 seconds worth of dragging on the mouthpiece to get the hit I need. With three coils, that time was cut to half.
What about you guys? I usually see people preferring 4 coils as the standard setup. Anybody else out there prefer their build with a little more oomph?
3 coils always! I do likewise on my Katana v1, and I intended to setup my AYS in the same fashion whenever I get it later today!
Wow you are on an almost 3 month old wick? that is a money saver for sure. I go thru 4 carto's a month currently!!!
wow 4 carto's a month i use thick vg juice im lucky if i get 2 days out of one
I used it the first two months the way it came then I took it out and flipped it over so the coil portion was in the tank and the tank portion had a coil put on it. I figure another month and It will be totally used up and replaced.
I like 3 wraps also, but I like mine with 30g kanthal, warm, flavorful and hard. I think 5 coils is now the standard set-up.
After building and rebuilding my coils for the past week, I've finally realized that my sweet spot is at three coils (Don't know the exact ohmage though). The reason being is that I find that with this setup, I don't need to take a drag that long to get massive amounts of flavor, throat hit and vapor that I'm looking for. With four coils I tend to need to take about 6 seconds worth of dragging on the mouthpiece to get the hit I need. With three coils, that time was cut to half.
What about you guys? I usually see people preferring 4 coils as the standard setup. Anybody else out there prefer their build with a little more oomph?
This is true, but the 400 that comes installed will wick juice well until you get to about 70% VG in my experience. Save the thickest of juices for "next time" IE when it NEEDS to be changed, or thin the high VG juices with PGA or distilled H2O if just can't wait to try them
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