Slight burnt taste and less vapor

[kingraptor724]

So its my first time vaping the vision spinner 2 and the nautilus. I am using the halo tribeca e juice on it atm and its kind of odd how it has a slight burnt taste to it, the nautilus serial code on it seems to have been used 69 times on the site so it maybe a fake and vision spinner 2 as well, however I hear clones are alot of the times even better than the original model and its weird how both the nautilus and vision spinner 2 look identical to the real manufacture ones. I did buy 5 replacement atomizers for it which were indeed real. Im not sure if its the atomizer maybe is bad since the nautilus is fake and I should replace it with the real atomizer? Regardless I dont know why the vapor isnt as big as I see on youtube videos when tiavapes etc used it she was blowing pretty big clouds. Anyone know why I am getting a slight burnt taste and the vapor doesnt seem as big? I tried it on 3.3-4.8 volts

 

[joesquid]

First off, clouds look much bigger on the video's. If you've used it very much it might be time to replace your atomizer. Also turn your voltage to one of the lower setting and slowly increase after vaping each setting a bit. You may have burnt juice built up on the coil by turning it up so high.

 

[CastleRat]

1. A burnt taste usually means not enough fluid on the coil. Try taking a dry puff before you vape ( power off ).

2. Without special lighting your vape will not look as impressive as those on Youtube.

3. Make sure your unit is assembled properly and that all the seals are there.

 

[BigFarsh]

It's irritating to me when I get fake hardware. It has happened a few times when I strayed from reputable vendors and hit the Bay of E instead.

 

[keonee]

Definitely try a new coil. As stated above prime it....take a few inhales w/o hitting the firing button. Start on your lowest setting and work your way up.....also are these the new BVC's that you ordered?

Good Luck to You!!!

 

[kingraptor724]

Definitely try a new coil. As stated above prime it....take a few inhales w/o hitting the firing button. Start on your lowest setting and work your way up.....also are these the new BVC's that you ordered?

Good Luck to You!!!

Nope Im using BDCs coils thanks for the help

 

[Wyxe]

Definitely try a new coil. As stated above prime it....take a few inhales w/o hitting the firing button. Start on your lowest setting and work your way up.....also are these the new BVC's that you ordered?

Good Luck to You!!!

Definitely start low power and work up. Always! Learned that the hard way more than once.

 

[Michael Bruesch]

The burnt taste is most likely all the build-up of burnt juice on the coil. You can try to dry burn it off but good luck. I've never been able to dry burn a nautilus coil, it just burns the wick and ruins it.

When installing a new coil I like to let it sit for about 10 minutes before vaping so the wick is completely saturated. Dry puffing/priming will help speed up the wicking process but can also flood the atomizer if you're not careful (it'll still vape but may gurgle a bit until you vaporize the excess juice). I've never heard of starting at low power and working your way up. If you let it completely saturate the wick this step should not be necessary.