Ok some I'm still pretty new to vaping. I started with an ego c then I upgraded my tank to a kanger then upgraded battery to a twist. Now I'm running a Vamo V5 with a Kanger aerotank. It's running 2ohms. My problem is two fold first I'm having trouble finding decent local juice that maintains flavor and has a good throat hit and good cloud. Second it seems no matter what I do I end up with a burnt taste. I typically start at 7w and I'll be fine for a while but if I'm chain vaping I get a burnt taste with some juice out happens as low as 5.5w at that point I'm barley getting and vapor and only a burnt taste. I thought my atty was bad so changed it out that helped but then it started happening again. This is really starting to ruin my vaping experience. I'll never go back to analog I quit them six months before I started vaping but I am starting to wonder if it's worth the hassle
I keep burning
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Cover the air holes every once in a while and give the tip a very short sharp draw. This will start the siphon again and you will no longer get that burnt taste.
You may find that a slow smoother draw will help. When I first switched to vaping I was sucking so hard that the wick/coil could not keep up and often resulted in a burnt taste. Vaping should be savoured like a good cigar, not rushed like a 5 minute smoke break.
All seems related to chain vaping. As alluded to above, it is quite possible to vape so fast that the wick can't keep up and you get dry burning and the burnt taste. Do it enough, and the burnt taste will become semipermanent until you dry burn and/or clean wick with a soaking in water or alcohol.
Bottom line, slow it down a little. Might look up dry burning because it's a handy technique to lengthen the life of your coils.
Bottom line, slow it down a little. Might look up dry burning because it's a handy technique to lengthen the life of your coils.
I found that building my own coils in my kanger tanks makes a world difference. There's many videos and tutorials out there. Rip Trippers and Ruby Roo on YouTube have some great coil building tutorials for kanger products. Now that I build my own. I very rarely get dry or burnt kits.
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