Just got one, advice, tips, and bashes are all welcome...btw it's gonna be sitting on top of a vamo...I also got a kanger pro tank
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I have 2 that I purchased on the classy's from another member. So far they work just as well as my other cartotanks & I have a variety. As long as you have the tank tool you should be fine. As with all cartotanks the key is to properly prime your carto.
I don't own a Vamo. But what kind of problems are you having? I'm sure someone will be able to help.
edit: sorry just re-read the title. I was referring to the liquinator tank
I don't own a Vamo. But what kind of problems are you having? I'm sure someone will be able to help.
edit: sorry just re-read the title. I was referring to the liquinator tank
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Well I'm wondering if its the liquinator I'm having trouble with(already dumped a whole tank of juice...sigh....or is it the settings on vamo or what? Avg amount of vapor, sometimes it makes a weird sound, sometimes it makes a gurgling sound, and so on and so forth...it says I have 3ohm resistance...but do I need to set my watts or raise or lower voltage or set to avg or rms mode?(which I don't understand what those mean either!! Frustrating! Help please!
3 ohm cartomizers will perform best between 3.5 - 5.0 volts (you figure the wattage). Cartomizers can either be relatively silent or have a characteristic sound during the draw or puff. Heavy gurgling sound indicates the carto is beginning to flood (too much juice in the carto).
Flooding can be caused by several things, most of them being user error. First of all, examine your vaping technique. Too strong of a puff or draw can lead to too much juice into the carto. If you are doing this, change your technique: Slower, gentler, more deliberate draws of 3 - 6 seconds in length.
Too many holes in the carto with a thinner juice can cause flooding. 50/50 pg/vg ratio a single hole works best. Thicker or more vg juices may require the two hole carts.
I have a cartotank tutorial in my blog. You can access those articles by clicking on the link below my avatar.
Flooding can be caused by several things, most of them being user error. First of all, examine your vaping technique. Too strong of a puff or draw can lead to too much juice into the carto. If you are doing this, change your technique: Slower, gentler, more deliberate draws of 3 - 6 seconds in length.
Too many holes in the carto with a thinner juice can cause flooding. 50/50 pg/vg ratio a single hole works best. Thicker or more vg juices may require the two hole carts.
I have a cartotank tutorial in my blog. You can access those articles by clicking on the link below my avatar.
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