Just picked up my first Reo yesterday and am unsure if it is just different than I expected or user error. I am using an RM2 with an 8 wrap, 28g kanthal micro coil and cotton wick at 1.1 Ohms. I am finding that if I try to take 2 hits without squonking I burn my wick nearly every time. Is this normal? From what I had read prior to ordering, I was expecting maybe 3-5 hits per squonk. It seems a bit cumbersome to have to reload the juice after every pull. I'm sure squonking by feel will become easier but it seems like it would still make chain vaping a bit difficult. If I were to use a similar setup in a dripper with this size wick I would expect to get at least 5+ draws before having to drip again.
I am wondering if this is normal or if there is something I can do to decrease my squonk frequency? It looks like my wick is getting fully saturated, but I guess I could try going heavier on the juice? Leaving it in the well longer to soak before releasing the bottle? Is there a better topper I should get that may allow me to have a bigger wick or a deeper well to hold more liquid? I'm sure I could increase the resistance on my coil but I would actually prefer to go lower if I can find a setup that allows it. I have found the flavor to be amazing on the Reo and really hope I can find a way to make it work for me! (Sorry for the pic quality, I only had my phone handy)
I am wondering if this is normal or if there is something I can do to decrease my squonk frequency? It looks like my wick is getting fully saturated, but I guess I could try going heavier on the juice? Leaving it in the well longer to soak before releasing the bottle? Is there a better topper I should get that may allow me to have a bigger wick or a deeper well to hold more liquid? I'm sure I could increase the resistance on my coil but I would actually prefer to go lower if I can find a setup that allows it. I have found the flavor to be amazing on the Reo and really hope I can find a way to make it work for me! (Sorry for the pic quality, I only had my phone handy)