Kringles curse

[Aviationrich]

So, I'm sitting here vaping some kringles curse thinking to myself it's not as warm as it use to be/small cloud. Could this be a sign of a worn out coil? The battery is good and charged, the tank is topped off, yet it's cold. I'm using 2.4-2.8 ohm coils. I put it on my vv, turn it up to around 3.8v and it's a little better, but still kinda cold. What do you HALONS think?

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[JohnnyDill]

Try a brand new coil and rinse the coil in question with very hot water and dry for later!

 

[BigBen2k]

2.2-2.4 or 2.6-2.8?

It still sounds like a dirty coil.

I haven't vaped a lot of KG, so I can't tell you if it has a tendency to gunk up the coils, but no one's reported anything particular on this.

 

[wheezal]

The curse is not much of a gunker at all, it's pretty thin.

make sure to give the tank a good swirl every once in a while. but it does sound like a good cleaning is what is in order.

 

[Aviationrich]

I'm doing it now. I need to get some PGA for cleaning ;-)

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[BigBen2k]

I need to get some PGA ;-)

Fixed .

 

[wheezal]

Vodka would also work

 

[Evie Luv]

Which do y'all prefer for cleaning? What are the benefits for each?

 

[TCO76]

I had a coil go bad today while vaping the curse and I knew immediately. Good thing I had a backup with me. I also notice that kringles curse will thwart the flavor of other juices if I vape them simultaneously..... made my Torque56 taste like smelly feet or dirty socks. Twas crazy man. Crazy I says.

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[BigBen2k]

I haven't tried the denture cleaner yet, but it's on my list.

I like the PGA because it has multiple uses : it adds flavor to my Southern Classic, wets a dry wick when dry burning, and makes an excellent rinse when cleaning, allowing for a quicker dry time.

I use 151 proof, as anything higher isn't legal here.

Screwdriver.

 

[Evie Luv]

I haven't tried the denture cleaner yet, but it's on my list.

I like the PGA because it has multiple uses : it adds flavor to my Southern Classic, wets a dry wick when dry burning, and makes an excellent rinse when cleaning, allowing for a quicker dry time.

I use 151 proof, as anything higher isn't legal here.

Screwdriver.

OMG!!! It just hit me what PGA stands for..........

I thought PGA was PG with an Additive. LOL I was wondering where to buy that? Jeez I can be so dumb!!!

Since we are a dry county.........I guess I'll be getting some Moonshine. Moonshine will be easier for me to get than Everclear.

 

[AmandaD]

I was using cheap vodka, but last night I usesd denture cleaner that I'd bought for my daughter to soak her retainers - it was much better than the vodka - can barely (although slightly) smell a tank that's been full of Belgian Cocoa for 10 days!

 

[chesty]

OMG!!! It just hit me what PGA stands for..........

I thought PGA was PG with an Additive. LOL I was wondering where to buy that? Jeez I can be so dumb!!!

Since we are a dry county.........I guess I'll be getting some Moonshine. Moonshine will be easier for me to get than Everclear.

yo Evie, some words, like PGA have a dotted line under them, if you hold your mouse over the word an explanation appears out of nowhere.
not sure how that works on a touch device.

I love moonshine, bourbon makers are starting to sell legal moonshine in AU. very expensive though.

 

[Evie Luv]

yo Evie, some words, like PGA have a dotted line under them, if you hold your mouse over the word an explanation appears out of nowhere.
not sure how that works on a touch device.

I love moonshine, bourbon makers are starting to sell legal moonshine in AU. very expensive though.

Thanks Chesty, the explanation thing didn't work on my iPad. It did ask if I wanted to 'define' and by clicking that defined PGA as the Professional Golfers' Association. LOL I need to quit being lazy and just use my laptop but the iPad is just so convenient for me.

 

[mackman]

So, I'm sitting here vaping some kringles curse thinking to myself it's not as warm as it use to be/small cloud. Could this be a sign of a worn out coil? The battery is good and charged, the tank is topped off, yet it's cold. I'm using 2.4-2.8 ohm coils. I put it on my vv, turn it up to around 3.8v and it's a little better, but still kinda cold. What do you HALONS think?

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You might want to up your voltage too. At that resistance your only putting 5-6 watts to the coil.

 

[BigBen2k]

I know it was subtle, but "Screwdriver" was another hint.

 

[gopher_byrd]

You might want to up your voltage too. At that resistance your only putting 5-6 watts to the coil.

Mackman, I think you got the answer. High ohm coil with relatively low voltage= cold vape. Aviationrich, you have the VV with upto 4.8v, use it!!!

 

[Seapup]

You might want to up your voltage too. At that resistance your only putting 5-6 watts to the coil.

Yep. A good rule of thumb for your voltage setting is resistance + 2. I'm vaping Kringle's Curse on a 2.4Ω coil with my VV Triton set @ 4.4v. Nice, full clouds of tasty, frosty Halo goodness.

 

[Aviationrich]

Mackman, I think you got the answer. High ohm coil with relatively low voltage= cold vape. Aviationrich, you have the VV with upto 4.8v, use it!!!

That much, I start to get a burnt taste.

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[newyork13]

I haven't tried the denture cleaner yet, but it's on my list.

I like the PGA because it has multiple uses : it adds flavor to my Southern Classic, wets a dry wick when dry burning, and makes an excellent rinse when cleaning, allowing for a quicker dry time.

I use 151 proof, as anything higher isn't legal here.

Screwdriver.

I'm guessing this varies from place to place, but where does one get PGA?