So I got my Crown last night, and I put in ni200 coil, primed it, filled tank, locked in resistance on my ipv d2, and very little vapor and coughed, but good flavor. However a coworker has same setup and his is rocking.
Any suggestions?
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I screw on an Ni coil from Crown cold and it reads it at .18 and hit the fire button and it stays at .18 and does not bounce around like I have seen on other devices.....
Strange, I was just about to post something similar. The black Crown I got from Code-3 finally came and I primed it for a long time, broke it in super slow, and have been vaping on it on and off for 2 days with a 1.2 coil in wattage mode at around 22watts. Same thing....it seems like it doesn't produce nearly as much vapor as my Silo beast when it's using it's 1.2. I've upped the wattage, but it doesn't seem to matter.
I've heard people complain about the airflow, but that doesn't seem to be the issue; though I can see where someone might think it's that. Something about it takes a really long time to get going, and even then, the vapor production just isn't very good. I'm pretty disappointed so far. Flavor is good, but i dunno. I feel like I might be doing something wrong. Or maybe I got a pack of dud coils.
Got mine also and I hate it. Way too airy and seems to want real high wattage to get any vapor going. Ran it at 60 watts and it seemed to want a primer puff before anything would happen. Taste was good but not earth shattering like it is hyped up to be, no better than my Subtank mini. Hoping one of my vaping buddies wants to buy it from me, bought 2 packs of coils with it also. All the ones I tried were on higher powered mods and worked well so its probably just not enough power on my end.
Isn't the whole point of Ni coils and Temp Control that the resistance changes with heat so when you hit the fire button that .18 HAS to change. The mod's just not reporting it, though it's measuring it to DO the temp control.
Regardless though, yes, I've seen several reviews of the (h)ohm wrecker and it's all been good. I've had it in a cart several times now but am holding strong so far! (I have too much stuff). In fact the only negatives I've heard is not charging via usb and design/aesthetics (the gender symbols and the logo!)
I tried it. I ran them under very hot water, cleaned with a teeny brush, UCd them, boiled them. They looked clean, and they lasted me precisely one tank!I used to soak my evod coils in HOT water, dry, dry burn & rewick the "flavor wick".
It worked very well and kept them going for weeks after they got cruddy.
I didn't bother with that when I switched to Nautilus BVCs.
I didn't bother with Subtank coils or arctic coils either.
They were all so cheap and lasted so long, etc...
They also didn't swill juice like an alky that won the lottery.
These Crown coils tho...
Tonight I ultrasonic cleaned a Crown coil after scraping the crud out.
It made the water dingy and the cotton cleaned up fairly whitish.
It seemed like it was shot before but now it's hitting clean and tasty.
I did have to poke and dig up the cotton with a map pin to make it wick well but it's good now.
I'll see how long it lasts and if it's repeatable.
Anyone as cheap as me had good results USC'ing cruddy Crown coils?
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Sorry to hear that.I tried it. I ran them under very hot water, cleaned with a teeny brush, UCd them, boiled them. They looked clean, and they lasted me precisely one tank!
I tried with about a half dozen coils (different methods), but I couldn't get rid of that burned out taste. I took one apart to see what the problem was, and it turned out that parts of the cotton were burned. I suspect that I vape these coils too hard, and I get about 60 mls out of one. No complaints here, though - best flavor I've ever found in a tank, and no leaks!Sorry to hear that.
My UC experiment coil took about a tank to "refresh" but it's been about 5 half tanks now and it seems almost as good as a freshly broken in new coil.
Scraped of the grunge with a dental paddle and 5 minutes in the UC with the coil facing large hole down.
I saturate my coils thoroughly before I use them, but I think that vaping 30mls in one day on one tank just creates too much heat, and - as you said - the ss heats up quickly. You could rewick - the one I took apart I had to use flat tweezers to gently get the cotton out from the top, and then you can get at the coil. But it would be pretty tricky, and really defeats the whole purpose of using OCC coils. I'm used to just changing coils every couple of days, unless I use all three Crowns in rotationAmanda- was the burning near the wicking holes? At least that's what I've seen, and I try to saturate those areas some more when priming. I had not previously gotten 60ml from a coil, but it is happening now, as I keep the power down, and rotate the tank with my Herakles. I think the issue may be a very thick layer of cotton, combined with SS wiring that heats up faster than kanthal, but that's just my guess..... that the cotton is quickly heating, and it is not wicking so well, given my vape style and juice.
As someone who has not built RBA's, I'm wondering if the prebuilt Crown coils can just be rewicked with new cotton, and put back into service using the rest (same wire and casing). As these coils are short and fat, they look pretty accessible.