Problems with Tribeca in my clearomizer

[DanFromRioRancho]

I love Tribeca and it works great in my G6, but I have problems with it in my CE5 clearomizer.

The wicking process appears to be taking the thinner components of the Tribeca very quickly, leaving the thicker components behind. The wicking process essentially stops once the thinner components are gone.

I use the G6 a lot while away from the house, so happily still using the Tribecca but quite disappointed that I can't use it in my larger gear when at home.

Anyone else have a similar problem with clearos? If so, is there a fix that does not require replacing the clearo?

Many thanks,
Dan

 

[nyabzns]

I cant say I've ever used a clearomizer so I'm no help. I've had no problems with any 510 unit, atty or carto I've used though. Have you tried another clearomizer or brand ?

 

[DanFromRioRancho]

Have you tried another clearomizer or brand ?

No, unfortunately I'm one of the stubborn ones that tries to not experiment too much -- too many $ for my budget to keep messing with the firmware to find a fix for one particular juice, particularly when I have onother piece of equipment that works with it.

BTW, I am a member of the NRA.

 

[niterider]

I've used Tribeca in a T3 Clearo with no issues.

 

[Ajan Tuek]

I've used Tribeca in a T3 Clearo with no issues.

i've had that issue with my x2 clearomizers. i've been thinking of switching to t3's anyway, you may have just sealed the deal. i'm assuming that since the T3's are bottom loading, you're not running into that issue