I have a smok micro one and I seem to be burning through coils in about 4 days they only taste good for about 2! I have tried the .25 and .3. When I use the .3 I burn at about 36 watts at the soft setting using Vaporfi liquid max vg [yes I know the more vg the faster your coils burn] but 4 days? When I use .25 I use the temp control at about 220 with the tcr set at 105 and have tried just about every setting imaginable to no avail. I use about one 3.5 ml tank a day BTW. If someone could please help I'd appreciate it as I am very new to this only about 3 months in. But I do prefer the vape to lung method and 18 to 24 MG nicotine level solutions.
Smok micro one coils 4 days?
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I am not an expert, but have you tried to make your own coils? it's really fun all you need is an rebuildable tank atomizer and look some YouTube videos, this is what I do, I make one coil until I get the resistance I want, 1.5 ohms and pay attention how many wraps and then I just make 4 or 5 more coils, one coil last me about 2, 3 weeks, I could just change the cotton wick and keep going but once you make your first coil is game on
Rewind a little.
1) 4 days is a good result. If you want better, try a standard performance e-cig not something way past the line of "necessary" to quit smoking.
2) What do you know about Vaporfi? Their sole purpose is to maximize profit at your expense. I wouldn't trust anything they sell. Could be good liquid, could be junk. They won't be interested in that. It's a money-making machine that hides the exact nature of what they sell to charge triple from unsuspecting buyers.
The good thing I notice is although you are using high strength liquid in a powerful device, you are using only a moderate amount. That deserves credit. 24mg liquid sub-ohm is kind of scary, but if it's working, well done.
Somehow, however, I don't feel your strategy is quite right, and you do need to be aware of the Vaporfi thing.
1) 4 days is a good result. If you want better, try a standard performance e-cig not something way past the line of "necessary" to quit smoking.
2) What do you know about Vaporfi? Their sole purpose is to maximize profit at your expense. I wouldn't trust anything they sell. Could be good liquid, could be junk. They won't be interested in that. It's a money-making machine that hides the exact nature of what they sell to charge triple from unsuspecting buyers.
The good thing I notice is although you are using high strength liquid in a powerful device, you are using only a moderate amount. That deserves credit. 24mg liquid sub-ohm is kind of scary, but if it's working, well done.
Somehow, however, I don't feel your strategy is quite right, and you do need to be aware of the Vaporfi thing.
You use vaporfi liquid, what kind of mod are you using? You said "soft" setting, are you using an sx mini?
If you are in TC mode you can only use nickel or titanium coils. SS to a lesser extent.
In my experience, flavors are more of a contributing factor in gunking a coil than VG..
If you are in TC mode you can only use nickel or titanium coils. SS to a lesser extent.
In my experience, flavors are more of a contributing factor in gunking a coil than VG..
Welcome and glad you joined. Might want to practice building your own coils/wicks on a dripper first.
Might like to read:
Drip Vaping: Your Guide to Dripping e-Juice | Vape-Resource.com
2015: The Art of the Drip - A Dripping Primer | Spinfuel Vape Magazine
(7) Information Resources for Your First RBA | E-Cigarette Forum
Wrapping Building Coils 101 For Beginners
Might like to read:
Drip Vaping: Your Guide to Dripping e-Juice | Vape-Resource.com
2015: The Art of the Drip - A Dripping Primer | Spinfuel Vape Magazine
(7) Information Resources for Your First RBA | E-Cigarette Forum
Wrapping Building Coils 101 For Beginners
Hello & welcome Brian.
I'd agree with the comments on Vaporfi. I don't much like proprietary products which is all they sell and their prices appear higher than most of the non-Vaporfi products, even the good ones, and I see nothing in their lineup that would justify that. I once ordered sample juices from them, before I knew any better, and they all tasted the same to me, I couldn't tell one from the other so that was the last and only time I ever ordered anything from them.
Having quickly switched to rebuildables I can't help much on the premade coil as I've yet to ever burn one out.
I'd agree with the comments on Vaporfi. I don't much like proprietary products which is all they sell and their prices appear higher than most of the non-Vaporfi products, even the good ones, and I see nothing in their lineup that would justify that. I once ordered sample juices from them, before I knew any better, and they all tasted the same to me, I couldn't tell one from the other so that was the last and only time I ever ordered anything from them.
Having quickly switched to rebuildables I can't help much on the premade coil as I've yet to ever burn one out.
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