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Newportlocal

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Gidday and welcome to the nuthouse!:) My mum was born over there when my grandparent's were doing missionary work as doctor's many years ago. Grew up with a kangaroo fur koala bear that played waltzing Matilda. Had the pleasure of going over there. Beautiful country. Now you are making me want to go get some Tim Tams.:p
 

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I am new to APV vaping. My history - former smoker, used cig-a-like ecigs for past 4 years, switched to ego batt. and tank several months ago, 4 days ago bought Provari mini with Aspire Nautilus tank.
I need help/advice!!! My problem is that the first at least 10 hits I take of my new Mod burn the back of my throat pretty bad. This can be in the morning or after I come home from work(don't take Provari with me during the day). The same thing happens if I start at 3.7v or 4.4 v and anything in between. I know coil is good(1.8ohm coil reading 1.8 to 1.9 on mini). Tank is anywhere from 3-4ml full. Have tried 2 different juices so far. I have also tried storing mod w/ tank upside down w/ out drip tip and right side up as well. I have started by taking a few unpowered puffs followed by normal vapes. The burning occurs w/ or w/out inhaling. Is this normal? I am used to grabbing my ecig & taking a hit & the first is equivalent to the last. One of the reasons I bought a Provari is I thought this was the case with it.... Consistent vapes. Btw - after 10-15 vapes everything seems to work fine. Before that though is really harsh. Any suggestions??? Or is this just normal & everything has to warm up? Which is understandable but I really dread those first several vapes. I have watched videos & it looks like people just grab a setup & everything works to start. One more thing to add - those first hits also don't produce much vapor either ADVICE/HELP!!!! Thanks!
 

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I am new to APV vaping. My history - former smoker, used cig-a-like ecigs for past 4 years, switched to ego batt. and tank several months ago, 4 days ago bought Provari mini with Aspire Nautilus tank.
I need help/advice!!! My problem is that the first at least 10 hits I take of my new Mod burn the back of my throat pretty bad. This can be in the morning or after I come home from work(don't take Provari with me during the day). The same thing happens if I start at 3.7v or 4.4 v and anything in between. I know coil is good(1.8ohm coil reading 1.8 to 1.9 on mini). Tank is anywhere from 3-4ml full. Have tried 2 different juices so far. I have also tried storing mod w/ tank upside down w/ out drip tip and right side up as well. I have started by taking a few unpowered puffs followed by normal vapes. The burning occurs w/ or w/out inhaling. Is this normal? I am used to grabbing my ecig & taking a hit & the first is equivalent to the last. One of the reasons I bought a Provari is I thought this was the case with it.... Consistent vapes. Btw - after 10-15 vapes everything seems to work fine. Before that though is really harsh. Any suggestions??? Or is this just normal & everything has to warm up? Which is understandable but I really dread those first several vapes. I have watched videos & it looks like people just grab a setup & everything works to start. One more thing to add - those first hits also don't produce much vapor either ADVICE/HELP!!!! Thanks!

Welcome...you should make your own post, then you'll get your five posts out of the way with more answers.
 

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G'day wedgtail! Hey Unior! Glad you're both here!

Wedgtail, what's your setup? Sporting iSticks and iPV Minis here.

Unior, what level of nic are you using? I'm wondering if it's a touch too high for you to start (hence the harshness?) Sounds like once you "get used to it", it's not so bad? Other thing with the Nautiluses - DO make sure your coil is very well saturated before firing. I have burned more than my fair share of BVC heads :facepalm: Now that I've "figured" that out, I'm thrilled with my Nautis.
 
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