There are many people talking about the ceramic coil,have you tried it?
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I haven't tried it, but a lot of people love it. They're supposed to last longer, and be capable of dry burning to extend life as well.
I have used the Vaporesso Ccell's and the flavor is great, they do last a good amount of time, give one a try, you'll like them! 
Thank you, no, lol. I build my coils, and would not be interested in a pre-fab coil tank; especially not with the deeming regs hanging over our heads like the Sword of Damocles. There are, however, some ceramic rod wicks I've had a hankering to try for a while...
I get flavor right away? I start out at a lower wattage setting and increase slowly, maybe people are doing the same, but increasing waaaaayyyyy to slow? But I will admit, it does have a very slight odd flavor for the first 10 pulls?
I have never been interested in the traditional Genny. Why would I want a tank guaranteed to leak if it falls over? Especially given there are now available some excellent RTAs with superior flavor capabilities and the now-standard air-over-vacuum wick style. But I recently bought a Turkish made mech/dripper hybrid that has a deck like a traditional Genny, with one post conspicuously higher than the other. It is obviously intended for vertical coils and, in fact, the only photo on their website showing it wicked has it with SS mesh. It's not a big air machine-- I'd say moderate, it is possible to lung hit it-- so I build it as a flavor box. I have even tried mesh wicks in it. I didn't think the flavor was improved enough over rayon to make it worth the effort to build mesh wicks-- possibly because I do not favor juices with complex flavor profiles like bakerys, etc.-- but I do want to try some of those ceramics in it. That would be easier to do that the traditional stainless mesh wick...
I can't swear to it, but I don't thing she meant it wastes juice, but rather it uses a lot. That's more a function of wattage, though.
The vicious ant doesn't leak per say. Fluid on build deck but not on your hands.
The Smok pyrex rsst has a plug so no leak.
Definitely prefer 300 ss mesh, solid core. Look forward to the ceramic rods. So,, as good as my Roxy? No.
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The Smok pyrex rsst has a plug so no leak.
Definitely prefer 300 ss mesh, solid core. Look forward to the ceramic rods. So,, as good as my Roxy? No.
A genny is another mountain to climb. The more i learn, the luckier i get..
It doesn't waste or leak juice, just uses more than my nautilus.
Lol, with you on that. I'm gonna look up the Vicious Ant and the Smok parts. Thanks.
I wouldn't say that a ceramic rod is that much easier then mesh to get running. I did the rods for a long time a few years back and imo they are about the same. For one, you have to be carefull because you can snap them, also the coil needs to be really tight on the rod. You are suppose to prep the wicks by boiling and such before coiling. If you don't get the coil completely tight you just don't get great results and most give up. I used to look with a magnifying glass to look and make sure there were no gaps between the wick and wire. If the gaps were very minimal, then your results would be just ok until oxidation closed those gaps (break in period). I used to heat wire as I made the wrap and had no break in time. Either way it still wasn't that much easier then mesh really but the flavor was incredible
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The reason for the more juice is being consumed compared to the Nautilus, is the air flow. The Nautilus has a lot tighter draw, more of a MTL tank and the Vaporesso is close, but not totally, a DTL hitter (sub ohm), and as stated before the higher wattage that is needed. I have the 2 Nautilus's mini and full size, they were my beginner tanks, good flavor, but just didn't help me enough to quit smoking. To to tight of a draw for me, I went to sub ohming, helped me more, and I am a flavor chaser. As I say what ever works to help you quit the smokes the better, each person is different!
Ive tried the ccells with great results. At 25-30w they are great, If you like to hit it a tad harder the FGCC coils from vapeston (aka) starre are great. I still cant figure out how it wicks so good with those tiny holes but it does. If building your own is your thing then lecig has you covered. I have rebuilt a smok tfv4 and a starre coil with them and they work great. You can also use them in your rda. All these have a break in period to me but they are pretty impressive once broken in
Have you tried ReadyxWick? I haven't yet, but I've heard good things about it. READYxWICK® ~ Premium Soft Ceramic Wick
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