Priming new tanks before use

[EKat]

How do I go about priming a bunch of new tanks before using them? I get so many dry hits and it hurts sooo bad!! Any tips?

 

[MrStik]

Depends on which tanks you are using....

 

[sparkky1]

Do 4 dry pulls with no power, let it sit for 5-10 min.
What is your juice PG / VG / nic ratio ?

 

[EKat]

Higher VG aspire tanks,not just the nautilus though ..the clearomizers.

 

[sparkky1]

Higher VG is a little trickier, it's a pain but doing more dry pulls before your burn will help so would investing in the Aspire 1.6 ohm BVC

 

[EKat]

Yeah these are all aspire BVC coils

 

[EKat]

Thanks sparkky

 

[sparkky1]

If you do all this and with a newer coil and it still persist you might wanna try lowering your nicotine level....

 

[EKat]

If you do all this and with a newer coil and it still persist you might wanna try lowering your nicotine level....

It's at a 6 sometimes 3 lol, thanks cuz those dry hits HURT!!

 

[Sgt.Rock]

With the BVC and BDC replaceable coils you can also drip two or three drops right into the top of the coil after screwing the coil into the base but before attaching to the tank (2 for the BDC and 3 for the BVC) and then assemble and fill...hit it a couple times without firing the coil and then let 'em sit 15 minutes and you should be good to go.

 

[bwh79]

At the B&M where I bought my starter kit, they taught me to prime the coil (Kanger Evod2 BDC) by blocking off the air-holes and sucking on the mouthpiece so the vacuum pressure draws a little juice into the wicks. Other people say to just fill it up and let it sit for (anywhere from half a minute to several hours, depending on who you listen to and what kind of juice you use -- higher-VG juice is thicker and may require more time to "seep" into the wick than thinner juice with more PG than VG.)