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What kind of tank? What is the coil and it's rating. Could be you are chain vaping on a really low ohm coil with the wattage cranked wayyyyyyy up.
We need more information.
We need more information.
If you keep chain vaping then yes it will heat up to the point of burning if you don't let it cool down.
Otherwise i have no clue tbh.
Otherwise i have no clue tbh.
Voopoo is the brand and drag is the model, or would be if voopoo didn’t name a bunch of models “drag” because it had a good one with that name once.
Hi, yeah, you got to let people know what tank it is. The tank has the issue you belive but only tell us the name of the mod. But, I guess it could be the Voopoop kit and be a T2 or something. Had one of those tanks once, was ok but the seal goes and you cant replace it. But it never got hot, warm but not hot.
So if you give us more info, coils ohms, tank, wattage used, do you chain vape etc .. then you will get a definitive answer, hopefully. With any luck.
I van understand that i give out too little ingo on it, but im like i said a noobie, but ill try to find the info you need it is a uforce T2 tank. The coil says N1 and recomends using 70-80 watts, but can use 50-100watts. The mod itself is a voopoo or «voopoop» as one of you guys called it and the model is DRAG mini. It has an output of 5-117 watts. I normally use it on 60-75watts. I hope that was enough info... thank you guys so much for helping me
So chainvaping a DL subohm tank at 60-75watts. Yeah, it’ll probably get hot.I van understand that i give out too little ingo on it, but im like i said a noobie, but ill try to find the info you need it is a uforce T2 tank. The coil says N1 and recomends using 70-80 watts, but can use 50-100watts. The mod itself is a voopoo or «voopoop» as one of you guys called it and the model is DRAG mini. It has an output of 5-117 watts. I normally use it on 60-75watts. I hope that was enough info... thank you guys so much for helping me
Think of it this way: your atty is a heating coil with about the same draw as a household incandescent lightbulb, and when you hit the button you flick it on.
Do you have a backup setup? When the tanks feels too hot to you, switch over to your second setup (or at least a second tank). We all need a backup setup in case the first one fails or "gets too hot".
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I have the drag and it does get hot, even how i vape..
You might like to get a different Sub Ohm tank for use on the Drag, see if changing out helps. You can also use .5 ohm and higher coils.. you can chain vape most those without them heating up the entire tank..
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If you try another tank and that also gets hot, it's most likely to much chain vaping. If it's still an issue, you can increase your nic, thus lowering the need to chain. Think of it like smoking, when we smoked, the nic was high, thus most never chained, but no one really ever bought carlton's and chained them because the nic was really low, no they bought higher nic cigs and smoked less. I'm sure it's just the tank and you will be fine, but increasing nic slightly can stop you from vaping so much.
Hello @oskiposki, as everyone has covered already. Tanks with prebuilt drop in coils when chain vaping do get quite warm.
Rebuildables can get round this issue, as some do have massive amounts of airflow. So they're able to cool down better.
Could you put up with dripping liquid onto a coil and wicking?
Rebuildables can get round this issue, as some do have massive amounts of airflow. So they're able to cool down better.
Could you put up with dripping liquid onto a coil and wicking?
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