silent noise vape
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yea i noticed the cottons a bit dry when i check it out. ill loosen the chamber a bit
Something is definitely wrong, but I don't think anyone can figure out what. In the other thread you posted, it seriously seemed like you weren't tightening the leads down enough, leading to resistance fluctuations and possibly arcing current.
If your leads still aren't tightened enough, perhaps they're so loose that the circuit is completely open? I don't understand what you mean by "coil going silent". Can you tell us about your set-up, and post pictures? I've experienced burnt hits myself, if my leads aren't tightened down enough.
If your leads still aren't tightened enough, perhaps they're so loose that the circuit is completely open? I don't understand what you mean by "coil going silent". Can you tell us about your set-up, and post pictures? I've experienced burnt hits myself, if my leads aren't tightened down enough.
when i mean coils going silent. you know when you hear the coils sizzle first it would sizzle then silent while inhaling. my coils are set up as perfect as can be and they are tighten to the tightest it can be.
well i just tighten the post and one of them stripped and its in there for good the funny thing is that its glowing evenly lol. I got another orchid in the mail today hopefully I dont strip that one. last time I didnt put the coils over the airhole too well, this time I just did. any suggestions on getting the alen key screw out of the post
If its an orchid then i can almost guarantee that its your wick thats causing that issue, i found that the size of the wick is crucial to performance on the orchid. My experiences are that ... cotton or rayon work best and the wick should be just resting on the channels and not in them, keep the wick short, the size of the deck is about right for me. There is a fine line between flooding and working correctly with the orchid but when you get it right you can do it every time.
this new orchid i have isnt doing the coil silence, i think its the previous orchid is damaged
coil silence again, bugger these cotton wicks arent doing too well i even cut them to even straight strands
What resistance are you running on your orchid? and have you tried less cotton, you could be choking it.
Have you had any experience with cotton wicks on a dripper, so you can get a good idea of the amount of cotton needed.
Have you had any experience with cotton wicks on a dripper, so you can get a good idea of the amount of cotton needed.
0.3 ohms ive never tried a dripper, im going to get a plume veil soon and im not trying to choke it when putting in the wicks. I leave a tiny bit on the channel. I just was testing my looking at my display and its was going bonkers so I tighten the 510 and now its back to normal. why does it keep going bonkers. sorry my question mark is not working right now ÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉ awesome eh
another thing you can try is to increase the juice flow, dont think its a real adjustment but it works well for me. Take the drip tip off and you can unscrew the chimney section a bit by inserting something into the top and turning it, i use my tweezers. a full turn opens up more of the juice channels, too much and it will flood though.
you would think the ipv2 is a good device but I think its destroying all my attys because come on the thing shuts down when you bonk it on the bottom and everytime you reset it or mistakenly reset it the wattage goes back to whatever 15 watts. and the shop guy tells me I have to break in the chip. starting at 7 watts. vaping for 10 minutes then going up into an increment of 5 watts of vaping for 10 minutes untill 50 watts. I cant vape it at 50 watts come on
ill loosen the chimney. I did this before and still does the silence shut down coil sound. but hey its my new orchid ill give it a shot
When it goes silent, does the mod say that you have an open circuit, 0.0 ohms resistance? Is the IPv2 a device where it "does nothing" if you're asking it to operate outside its range? For example, let's say you only want 20 watts on a 0.3 ohm could, that only requires 2.44 volts. But if the IPv2 doesn't operate at 2.44 volts, it has two choices: Either fire at the lowest setting it can, or "do nothing".
Perhaps your build is outside of some range, and it complains?
Perhaps your build is outside of some range, and it complains?
right now its at 28.6 watts going at 3.1 volts. the mod on open circuit is at 1.0 ohm. I loosen the chimney a bit and vape it like 10 times and theres no silence so far. it may be just the custom cotton wicking issue.
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