Vaping Dry Mouth: Dripping vs. Clearomizers

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AStilettoHeel

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I have noticed since I started dripping that I experience significantly reduced dry mouth using my Igo-W RDA over my Nautilus clearomizer, even though the RDA produces much more vapor. Does anyone else experience this? If so, do you know why?

I use both of those and haven't experienced any significant different. Is this happening with two different liquids or the same liquid?
 

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Coils are on an Igo-w. Meter reads out at 1.5 ohm. Vamo says they sure 1.5 ohm and gives no errors. Coils aren't touching anything. Legs are good and snipped flush to the posts. I can even crank up the Vamo to a max 15 watts. They warm but will not glow. From what I have read, the Vamo limit is 1.2 ohms. The nautilus coils I run are dual at 1.6 ohms.
 
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Megan Kogijiki Ratchford

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Coils are on an Igo-w. Meter reads out at 1.5 ohm. Vamo says they sure 1.5 ohm and gives no errors. Coils aren't touching anything. Legs are good and snipped flush to the posts. I can even crank up the Vamo to a max 15 watts. They warm but will not glow. From what I have read, the Vamo limit is 1.2 ohms. The nautilus coils I run are dual at 1.6 ohms.

Hold the fire button down longer? I don't know, they should work...is there any other battery you can try it on?

When I first did duals in my Castle firing on a Stingray it took forever (relatively speaking) for them to fire...very odd... Hope you can figure it out!
 
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