Phoenix TC

[jfoster1]

I tried the Phoenix TC cartomizers for the first time. I am fairly new at this vaping experience, but these coils aren't really rocket science. I have had alot of problems with these cartomizers. When I try to fill the cartridge it floods. I think it is coming up under the silicon seal on top. I can see it bubbling over the coil. I have tried both hole, I have tried filling extremely slow, but it still floods. I have to keep a paper towel over the bottom as it leaks out the bottom of the cartomizer. Another thing it has given me problems with is pulling fluid out of the cartomizer when I take a draw,and putting it above the silicon seal above the coil. I have to take the drip tip off and twist a paper towel up and wipe out the fluid from the top part of the cartomizer. I have taken the top seal off and replaced thinking I might make a better seal somehow. This has happened on 2 cartomizers, I have only opened 2 out of the box. I might try the bottom coil next time and I might give up on the phoenix line. I bought a vivi nova, might just go that route. Just my experience with these. Thought I might post this to let someone know that is thinking of trying some issues they might possibly have. I would think the bottom coil would work better.

 

[yiddleboge6]

Hi, there was already a whole thread dealing with the phoenix tc. Maybe you can find some answers here.

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...coil-1-5ml-clearomizer-2-4-2-6-2-6-2-8-a.html

 

[Rule62]

Are you filling them upside down; threaded end pointed up?

 

[Rule62]

Oops...sorry. Thought the OP said Phoenix BC.

 

[jfoster1]

Thanks for the link to the thread on them. I am going to look it over. I think the bottom coil would be the way for me to go. Might just put my attention on a rebuildable atty with a tank. Gor the vivi nova I still gotta try. Might like it.
Thanks again

 

[mattt9998]

I am a vivi nova and new stardust with replaceable head guy now, seeing how all the heads are interchangeable and $2-3 for a head instead of buying a new clearo is a good thing. Also I dont like messing with CE2 or CE3's I want something that works right out of the box.

 

[yiddleboge6]

I've got 14 CE3s that have been working in rotation right out of the box for two months