Snails - Response on Threads Part 4
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Good one Atty.
yup - that man is at his best early in the am as long as he stays away from the outside!
Good morning, Lost
Is your tooth feeling better?
Hey CES. It's still bothering me a bit. Thanks for asking. I go back to the dentist on Tuesday to get the stitches out so I will let her know that it's still bothering me.
So after a lot of trial and error, I am finding that my little eleaf tank seems to work best with my iStick. I have 2 Aspire Vivi Nova tanks that burn all my juices except the cappuccino, even on the lowest settting, so I'm coming to the experts to see what, if anything, I can do to keep that from happening. I like the tanks, but I can't seem to use them with my iStick. Any suggestions? I'm using the Aspire 1.8 ohm, BDC coils.
Hmmmm. My aspire BDC tanks work pretty well on my istick, as long as i keep it at the lowest possible setting. But my liquid is 100% PG, so it may wick better than liquid that has VG. If the eleaf tank works best, I'd just stay with it, and use the aspires on the ego-style battery.
(I also switch between set ups every few drags because i like to change flavors, so there's plenty of time for my tanks to cool down.)
(I also switch between set ups every few drags because i like to change flavors, so there's plenty of time for my tanks to cool down.)
1) Make sure the juice is thin enough to wick well (if it's high VG you may need to thin it, or it burns no matter what).
2) Use higher ohm coils.
2) Use higher ohm coils.
My juices are either 80/20 or 70/30 PG/VG. I guess my next go around, I will try the higher ohm coils. Just bought a 5 pack of the 1.8. 
I thought the lower ohms were supposed to work better on higher volts.
I thought the lower ohms were supposed to work better on higher volts.
can't be the juice - i run 100% vg or close to it and have not had a single problem with the 1.8 ohm aspire bdcs
lost, are you in vv mode now on the istick?
Lower ohms at the same voltage will give you more heat (current, power). If you lower the ohms and increase the voltage you get even more heat. So, on a mod that tends to run hot, higher ohms will help keep it from getting too hot.
But, I don't know if you can get BDC's at anything higher than 1.8. The dual coils should help prevent the burning. Are you sure you have 1.8 not 1.6?
But, I don't know if you can get BDC's at anything higher than 1.8. The dual coils should help prevent the burning. Are you sure you have 1.8 not 1.6?
Oh. Never mind. I didn't read well. BDC...dual coils.
The 1.8 DC's are two 3.6 ohm coils. Should work fine even if on a flaky voltage-regulated device. So IDK. You should be able to run that at 5 volts even (on a normal voltage device...istick is weird I guess)
The 1.8 DC's are two 3.6 ohm coils. Should work fine even if on a flaky voltage-regulated device. So IDK. You should be able to run that at 5 volts even (on a normal voltage device...istick is weird I guess)
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