1- Every time i make dual coils with ribbon wire totalling 0.8 ohms in a mechanical, they suck! Even at low voltage, the flavor seems too concentrated (and bitter?). Some liquids i tried are Boba's Bounty, El Kamino and the likes. Can someone explain to me what is happening? PS: juice feed is perfect and never got a dry hit. Is it that these liquids don't like heat?
2- Why do twisted wire produce better flavor?
3- Why does slow heating produce better flavor?
4- Why the flavor with a big bed of cotton (as in nano dragon coil) is not as good as normal wicking?
5- what produces better flavor, air through the hole of the coil or hitting the the side of the coil?
6- What the hell is a treble and bass, are we all musicians now? I know what they are, but i mean how would a coil affect high notes and low notes. What kind of coils makes the high notes shine (mint, fruits?) and what makes low notes shine (sweets, bakery?) is this real life? I cannot wrap my head around different wires can make different elements in the liquid shine. It is true as experienced by a lot of people, but i never noticed differences and i cannot see the theory behind it. Maybe my taste buds aren't that refined.
Guys, I am not trying to start a debate here. Just trying to understand some things. For example I know from experience and theory that a smaller chamber makes better flavor. This makes sense. But i cannot find reasonable answers to the above questions. I have been vaping for almost 3 years and tried the majority types of vaping gear (ceramic based, kayfun style, taifun style, drippers, gennies, different airhole sizes etc...) and coils. Coils i haven't tried yet are the hybrid twists (mundy's magic, tiger etc...).
2- Why do twisted wire produce better flavor?
3- Why does slow heating produce better flavor?
4- Why the flavor with a big bed of cotton (as in nano dragon coil) is not as good as normal wicking?
5- what produces better flavor, air through the hole of the coil or hitting the the side of the coil?
6- What the hell is a treble and bass, are we all musicians now? I know what they are, but i mean how would a coil affect high notes and low notes. What kind of coils makes the high notes shine (mint, fruits?) and what makes low notes shine (sweets, bakery?) is this real life? I cannot wrap my head around different wires can make different elements in the liquid shine. It is true as experienced by a lot of people, but i never noticed differences and i cannot see the theory behind it. Maybe my taste buds aren't that refined.
Guys, I am not trying to start a debate here. Just trying to understand some things. For example I know from experience and theory that a smaller chamber makes better flavor. This makes sense. But i cannot find reasonable answers to the above questions. I have been vaping for almost 3 years and tried the majority types of vaping gear (ceramic based, kayfun style, taifun style, drippers, gennies, different airhole sizes etc...) and coils. Coils i haven't tried yet are the hybrid twists (mundy's magic, tiger etc...).
