About to order one of these... I've never tried bottom coil before. What's your preference?
Evod trumps both!
-Lord
Evod trumps both!
-Lord
Read a lot of great things and see Evods preferred everywhere. What is the difference between the T3 and the Evod? They appear to be pretty much identical. As I mentioned above, I like to try everything and I haven't because they are so similar. What am I missing?
The little bit further away from the coil that the MT3(s) makes a slight difference. Other than size, the heads are a bit different creating a different air to vape mixture. My original MT3 had gurgling issues but I bought the T3s base and head. No more gurgling.
Though you didn't ask the difference between MT3 and MT3S is the MT3 had a coil and base as one unit and the S has removable heads for cheaper cost replacement. The T3 and MT3 difference is the MT3 just has the metal shell like the evod. I used a T3s base on the MT3 which creates a very slight ridge since the T3 doesn't have the metal shell to add width.
Evod trumps both!
-Lord
I have a T3S, and it's too airy. Is there a way to reduce the air flow? I see a slot on the center post where a screw driver might fit, but don't want to chance it. Help anyone? Thanks.
I find people that experience gurgling with the T3S don't take into account the amount of condensation that accumulates in the center air path from extended use. Chances are the condensation is collecting and falling back down onto the coil and creating that gurgling BS we all dislike. Just take the base off and blow the condensation into a vapor towel and replace the base, continue vaping!...
...My daily commute requires a 2000 ft change in elevation daily and I think the change in BPressure impacts some more than others. That been my experience with this group of Clearos.
This may be true but it doesn't explain why going from the MT3 to the MT3S meant no more gurgle for me.
Barometric pressure would affect things but I also know heat has a strong effect. I can't use my evods for outdoor work if the temp is upper 80's or higher.