I generally vape the same juice and haven't had a problem before, but last night I added two more twists to my twin parallel coils from 6 to 8. Now I seem to have lost the flavor of my juice, but it vapes great as far as clouds... I threw some different juice in there and I can taste it perfectly. Did I play out my favorite flavor too much or did the larger coils do something?
Loss of flavor?
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Unless you cut wire to specific, functional net resistance lengths (highly unlikely)... by adding twists, you likely increased the length of the wires used - and wire length and thickness are the sole determiners of resistance.
If that's the case, then you increased the resistance a small amount (perhaps a few thenths of an ohm)... and also increased the net surface area slightly as well.
Although you've not provided any gauge, resistance or power supply details, which makes it a bit of a guessing game... it's possible that the juice you use offers a "better" or at least different taste at the higher resistance - but I'd be more inclined to think that the added surface area is the instigator of the subjective change in flavor... as well as providing a modest increase in vapor production.
Of course, it could all be attributed to coincidence, and a cured case of "vapor's tongue" as well. ;-)
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