Subtank sizzle....

[qdaddy96]

I just got some japanese cotton pads and I have been building my rba section in subtank for a little while with organic cotton balls and have noticed that after I take a puff off of it I get this sizzling after I let go of the button I've read it could be to much cotton but I tried a very little amount of cotton and still get sizzling.. I'm using twisted 30 awg. Reading at .4 any idea?

 

[jimbodaddy74]

It takes a bit for a coil with more mass to cool off. It's still vaporizing.

 

[qdaddy96]

So your saying my coil just might be taken a second to cool off and slowly unheat..

 

[FleetFoxes]

That is exactly it

 

[qdaddy96]

Okay that's what I figured just wasn't sure thanks for the help!

 

[jimbodaddy74]

Yup. Release the button a bit before you quit drawing if it bothers you.

 

[Ryedan]

Sizzling coils happen when they get hot enough. Mine sizzle and do the occasional pop while I'm vaping and as long as I don't get any burnt flavor from them I'm OK with that.

If it bothers you you, the sizzle will probably be reduced if you reduce the power (higher resistance if you're using mech mods) or if you use thinner wire (less wire mass). There will also tend to be less sizzle when the coils get gunked up a bit after vaping for a while. The loss of sizzle is one way I know my coils need to be cleaned.

 

[qdaddy96]

Alrighty. Yea I'm not often the one to get bothered by such little things but yea that's picking at me. no bad taste just keep thinking it's gunna burn but yea that helps letting go and finishing the draw.

 

[qdaddy96]

And Sweet. just learned something new today lol that's good to know it's normal and that I have an idea of gunked up coil!thank you all very much!