Hello,
I only started vaping with cheap disposables 9mos ago. Made the switch to an Ego-T/CE4 style vaping experience 2-3 mos ago. And now just got into a Victory VT tank setup a few weeks back.
My problem: When refilling, it seems a bunch of liquid makes itself into the chamber before I even draw on it, causing gurgling and leakage. It only happens on refill, and I end up blowing out a full dropper of juice at times before it settles in nicely. The VT atomizer is very hard to accidentally pour into directly since it's elevated above the tank edge, so it isn't that. And I am not overfilling according to the tank limits. I believe it just overwicks, I just don't know why. Is there a vacuum occurring that breaks when I open it up? I didn't have this issue with normal CE4 clearo. It works great otherwise.
Any tips, tricks, suggestions, corrections in terminology welcome. Thanks in advance.
Edit: I doubt this issue is isolated to this product alone, so if you have had the same problem on another tank, please feel free to weigh in.
I only started vaping with cheap disposables 9mos ago. Made the switch to an Ego-T/CE4 style vaping experience 2-3 mos ago. And now just got into a Victory VT tank setup a few weeks back.
My problem: When refilling, it seems a bunch of liquid makes itself into the chamber before I even draw on it, causing gurgling and leakage. It only happens on refill, and I end up blowing out a full dropper of juice at times before it settles in nicely. The VT atomizer is very hard to accidentally pour into directly since it's elevated above the tank edge, so it isn't that. And I am not overfilling according to the tank limits. I believe it just overwicks, I just don't know why. Is there a vacuum occurring that breaks when I open it up? I didn't have this issue with normal CE4 clearo. It works great otherwise.
Any tips, tricks, suggestions, corrections in terminology welcome. Thanks in advance.
Edit: I doubt this issue is isolated to this product alone, so if you have had the same problem on another tank, please feel free to weigh in.
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