How to avoid\fix split back

[Two_Bears]

Hi all,

I would like to know if you guys and gals got a fix to the split back issue?

Thanks

Two easy ways.

Get a drip tip that BLOCKS spit back.
If you can get to the coil put a wispy layer of cotton over The coil

 

[7sixtwo]

Some properly built coils will spit, there's just no way around it. That's why I suggested the "blow on your coils" technique to minimize it. Drip tips with physical blockers probably help a little, but most people don't want their airflow impeded. Some coil manufacturers put a little mesh on top of the cotton in their vertical coils to help alleviate any spit back as well.

 

[Nitros]

I added more VG to the juice i will have a go and see because is driping quite a few from the bottom airports

 

[sparkky1]

I added more VG to the juice i will have a go and see because is driping quite a few from the bottom airports

Personally, I would try different ohm / metal coil heads before having to add more VG to my pre made juice, if a coil only last 2 day's it's either time to find a better coil or a new device .............

 

[Bad Ninja]

Spitback- when coils spit juice into your mouth
Solution:
Lower your coils.
Build lower and closer to the air holes.

 

[Nitros]

And but mine is pre build I'm considering a rba head...

 

[Munk]

Might have something to do with the angle that you vape. It's a pipe style device so you are vaping at an angle much more so than a more traditional device????????

Just throwing that out there......

I think this might be at the heart of the issue, as the OP said that the spit back is coming out of the side airholes and not the drip tip itself. You might be able to put a fine mesh screen between those air holes and the coils. Thicker juice might help make things less "splattery" too (more restricted juice flow + it should stick to the wick a bit better).

 

[Nitros]

I think this might be at the heart of the issue, as the OP said that the spit back is coming out of the side airholes and not the drip tip itself. You might be able to put a fine mesh screen between those air holes and the coils. Thicker juice might help make things less "splattery" too (more restricted juice flow + it should stick to the wick a bit better).

Actually both ways

 

[Nitros]

Quick update guys:

So far with a thicker juice is getting better

 

[WharfRat1976]

Sounds awesone.