Primer puff question please....

[Muttjunky]

I am new and was wondering if on an auto battery, a primer puff is needed before each vaping session, like it would be once only, or does each puff require a primer puff first?

 

[toddos]

The primer puff is to get the atomizer/cartomizer warmed up. Once you've primed, you can puff away without a second primer puff. If you stop and let it get cold, you'll need a primer puff again to get satisfactory vapor. It'll be pretty obvious when a primer puff is needed because you'll inhale and get almost no vapor, and then inhale again and get a nice mouthful (as opposed to when the battery's dead and subsequent inhalations also get no vapor).

 

[Muttjunky]

Thanks alot. About how long between puffs will make it go too cold, like a few minutes?

 

[ValleyGirl]

I do a tiny little primer puff (every time) followed by a nice looong (3-5 second) drag. Just makes for a better hit

 

[toddos]

Maybe consider getting a manual battery? No need for a primer puff with a manual.

 

[intriqken]

The primer puff really becomes second nature. I do a tiny puff, then another...when it feels warm on my tongue I do a nice long drag,
I did the same thing when I used to smoke analogs,
If they sat for a moment without a drag, I just didn't get the warmth and hit I wanted so I did the little 'primer' puff first so as not to fill my mouth and lungs with a mix of mostly cool air,

 

[DaveP]

Long slow drags are sufficient. It doesn't hurt to do a primer puff, inhale it up the nose (french inhale), and then do the long drag. A warm atomizer does deliver a better vapor.

70pg/30vg gives me lots of vapor and nice flavor. I'm sold on the BWB juices. They are all 70/30.