Slight tip for Aspire ET-S BDC clearomizer

[SunnyHours]

Hi all!
I've been having difficulty with my Aspire BDC. It seems to wick properly and all but I get a burnt taste every 2 toots.
Last I was relaxing in my recliner listening to some Pink Floyd (Wish you were here LP and Dark side of the moon LP) and as usual I was using my ego and aspire BDC. Since I was really laid back I was using the ego horizontally. Somehow, that makes ALL the difference for me.

It seems weird to me since it's a bottom coil...so technically it should wick far more easily when it's vertical...
I felt like maybe that would help some other people with issues about the BDC coils.

If you have some other tips for the BDC's, please don't hesitate to share!

 

[TXBiker]

Aspire now makes bvc's for the ET-S tank. I put one in mine and it gave the old tank new life. It wicks well and is good for 9.5w before the flavor changes. I ran one at 11w and got a strange hit might have been my juice but the lower setting seems to be it's sweet spot for me. So far I haven't got any burnt hits. My wife uses her ET-S with a bvc on a spinner at 3.7v and is very happy with it now. The only other thing I did with these tanks was enlarge the air holes so they will draw better. We carry ours on spinners out and about and leave tha nautilus on the mods at the house now. It's nice to have something light that works well to carry on errands.

 

[jafmf95]

The airflow on these just doesn't cut it for me, but I did find something to improve it slightly. I drilled out one hole to 5/64" which has been suggested several places. But I also noticed how restricted the head was. I replaced the center pin of the head with the center pin from a used Nautilus head. Still not as good as the Smoktech ADC, but better than stock.