It’s 80vg and 20pg yeah. I don’t have any distilled water would it change the flavor?
It’s 80vg and 20pg yeah. I don’t have any distilled water would it change the flavor?
If it taste better using the lower wattage, higher resistance of the pen, there's you answer to the burned out coils. That juice and your preference, don't sub ohm well.. when you get your new tank and start building, keep the ohms relatively high and watts low (I would try .8 and up to 1.5 or so ohms, and 8.5 to 15 or so watts) you might be a tootle puffer and just don't know it yet!!
So I hate this 80/20 e-juice and I decided to take my Joyetech out since the coil on my other vape burnt yet again last night and I was wondering if it really is a bad idea to use that juice with this tiny coil.
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Honestly I just feel like playing until I get my new rta.
Yeah, I found that a hypo works great, if you have one. A poke in each side hole a poking the inside from the top and fluff that cotton up. Sure rather fuss with a gurgle. Priming hits work on most of my coils also. I also like to break the vacuum but I don't think that the Zenith allows for that.Try using a needle/clothes pin and poke holes in the coil head so that more juice gets to the coils. I don't vape coil heads but it was a trick we used at a shop I worked at if wicking and thick juices gave us a problem. Good luck.
Are you watching YouTube videos on building?I was just about to ask about ohms. How do I do that with coils for an rta? Do I have to ask the shop for sometging specific?
Are you watching YouTube videos on building?
Do I remember correctly that you're getting a rebuildable tank from a vape shop? If the shop sells rebuildable tanks, they should also have (or be able to get) wire.Yes, after watching a few I think I’m gonna stick to buying pre built. I don’t think I’ll be able to find the wire here
Do I remember correctly that you're getting a rebuildable tank from a vape shop? If the shop sells rebuildable tanks, they should also have (or be able to get) wire.
Oh, and once you get a build you're happy with, you can use it for a long time. When it gets gunky, you pull out the wicking, dry-burn & rinse the coil, and install new wicking. The coil itself doesn't need to be changed out very often.
Have someone mail you some, a spool can last a long timeYes, after watching a few I think I’m gonna stick to buying pre built. I don’t think I’ll be able to find the wire here
Just do a little "upgrade" on the profile pic and @Baditude will probably send you a few thousand feet of various guages to try.Yes, after watching a few I think I’m gonna stick to buying pre built. I don’t think I’ll be able to find the wire here