I'm currently using an aspire Maxi clearomizer. My 1.8 coils weren't performing up to the week most people seem to get out of their coils so I went into my local shop where I was shown how to properly set things up so I wouldn't immediately fry my coils. I bought a pack of 5 coils at 1.6 ohm. In the past hour two of those 5 have gone by the wayside. On the second coil. I dripped liquid down the atomizer sealed everything let it steep 10 minutes came back and it instantly tasted burnt. What's going wrong here?
This is the second atomizer I've swapped in two hours. What am I doing wrong?
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What battery are you using, and if it is variable-voltage, what voltage is it set at?
Did you do exactly what your local store told you to do, word for word?
its possible you got the wattage or voltage cranked up too high as well. You need to turn it way down, then turn it one step at a time till you get burnish hit, then back off one or two steps.
Other wise no way of knowing what you did or didnt know with out seeing it.
its possible you got the wattage or voltage cranked up too high as well. You need to turn it way down, then turn it one step at a time till you get burnish hit, then back off one or two steps.
Other wise no way of knowing what you did or didnt know with out seeing it.
Itaste MVP 2.0. The second coil may have started out in Watts so it was probably around 6.5. I quickly set the volts to 3.4.
Set the voltage to 3.0. Then raise only wattage till you get burnish hit, then back off by 1watt.
Lower the Wattage all the way down. If you still get burn taste, then the coil is gone. Install a new coil.
From now on, only buy BVC coils, they can handle higher wattage and voltage.
These are bvc. None too impressed with their first time out. What steps do you guys take prepping a new atomizer?
Few drops of juice in to the center of the coil, then install the tank with juice. Let it sit for 10min. Take few short hits at lowest setting. Increase Wattage and Voltage few steps and take few more short hits, let it sit for few min.
Rinse and repeat till you get to 3.6v and 8.5w.
Rinse and repeat till you get to 3.6v and 8.5w.
My luck with the Natilus Aspire BVC has been bad out of 10 coils only 2 don't taste burnt I let them sit for 2 days and still same thing I gave up on them may have been bad batch but not worth the money to keep trying
That's interesting. I got an Aspire Nautilus Mini on 19th Nov (delivery date). I've only had to use two BVC coils so far, and the second of the two is still going fine. Perhaps you hit a bad batch?
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