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Hi,
So you are using the HW-M coils at .15Ω?
The kit came with the HW1 coils.
If the.2Ω coils provided a better experience, I suggest buying additional stock (HW1/.2Ω) coils.
Coils in the Eleaf HW series:
Cheers
I
So you are using the HW-M coils at .15Ω?
The kit came with the HW1 coils.
If the.2Ω coils provided a better experience, I suggest buying additional stock (HW1/.2Ω) coils.
Coils in the Eleaf HW series:
- HW-M 0.15Ω Ohm - 50-100W (mesh)
- HW-N 0.2Ω Ohm - 40-90W (net)
- HW1 0.2Ω Ohm - 40-80W (single core)
- HW1-C 0.25Ω Ohm - (single core)
- HW2 0.3Ω Ohm - 30-70W (dual coil)
- HW3 0.2Ω Ohm - 50-130W (triple coil)
- HW4 0.3Ω Ohm - 40-110W (quad coil)
Cheers
I
I responded in an earlier thread that you made concerning a flooded coil and then a burnt taste with your AIO "fixed voltage" battery device. I'm pretty sure that you're still experiencing the same problem as before. Need help
You may get different results with trying different coils in your battery device, but I'm thinking not much is going to work to solve your problem. The main problem you have, IMHO, is your entire setup. It's for sub-ohm vaping, and I suspect that you are not a sub-ohm vaper.
PBusardo did a really nice but really long video on a setup almost exactly the same as your setup, the Innokin Endura. Although overall he thought these devices are superb for new vapers, he believed there would be a segment of owners who would get a harsh vape from this type of setup. My daughter purchased one of these and was very dissatisfied with its vape. Unfortunately there's not much that can be done to correct it.
Your setup is a direct-to-lung (DTL) sub-ohm setup. They provide a vape that will appear to be "harsh" or "too warm" to many new vapers.
You will likely need to purchase a new setup better designed for a new vaper. One which allows for the use of a mouth-to-lung tank which has a tighter draw and uses higher resistance coils and a battery device which is variable wattage. Something like this:
You may get different results with trying different coils in your battery device, but I'm thinking not much is going to work to solve your problem. The main problem you have, IMHO, is your entire setup. It's for sub-ohm vaping, and I suspect that you are not a sub-ohm vaper.
PBusardo did a really nice but really long video on a setup almost exactly the same as your setup, the Innokin Endura. Although overall he thought these devices are superb for new vapers, he believed there would be a segment of owners who would get a harsh vape from this type of setup. My daughter purchased one of these and was very dissatisfied with its vape. Unfortunately there's not much that can be done to correct it.
Your setup is a direct-to-lung (DTL) sub-ohm setup. They provide a vape that will appear to be "harsh" or "too warm" to many new vapers.
You will likely need to purchase a new setup better designed for a new vaper. One which allows for the use of a mouth-to-lung tank which has a tighter draw and uses higher resistance coils and a battery device which is variable wattage. Something like this:
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Welcome and glad you joined.
Might like to read:
7 Easy Ways To Stop Your Coil From Burning - Ashtray Blog
Vape Tastes Burnt? Main Reasons and How to Avert That
For my DIY, and set-up for that matter, it can be real quick to burn the wick that is in the coil. Partially, the amount of cotton and the amount of juice drawn to the cotton based upon the juice liquid characteristics. Hard to get juices of equal viscosity.
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