Yeah, that's what I thought. I'm with you buddy, a relatively new 1.5ohm at 6v is an incredible vape! I've finally got the 1.8 seasoned for 7.4v and it's CHUGGING. Burned through the whole tank alarmingly quickly...new coils cant handle this kind of resistance on those volts rick but after 2-3 days of vaping the Ody can do it easily. I always vape an 1,4-2 ohms at 6 volts and I am the happiest in the world. I will now try the 7,4 volts on the 1,9 ohm resistance that I have put inside Ody
You'll be fine dude! Penelope is the greatest kinda woman in the whole wide world! You can hit her as hard as you want and just totally rebuild her for a mere pittance if you happen to break her!Oh dam I'm gonna be broke new ody and new p&p might get thrown out the house after a short marriage Hahaha
Yeah, that's what I thought. I'm with you buddy, a relatively new 1.5ohm at 6v is an incredible vape! I've finally got the 1.8 seasoned for 7.4v and it's CHUGGING. Burned through the whole tank alarmingly quickly...
You'll be fine dude! Penelope is the greatest kinda woman in the whole wide world! You can hit her as hard as you want and just totally rebuild her for a mere pittance if you happen to break her!
Oh dam I'm gonna be broke new ody and new p&p might get thrown out the house after a short marriage Hahaha

I do check my coils before building the tank, and I always put 4-5 drops on the wick before firing. Apparently this isn't enough to soak the wick to the point of expanding.
I don't think it's the NR wire under the nut (I use Imeo's 'wrap-around' technic) otherwise it would still be leaking now.
Then you probably aren't removing the fill cap and oring from the top cap before refilling it or the nut that connects the center post and ceramic/ceramic housing is too loose.