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Hello and welcome. 
Do you know what the pg/vg ratio of the juice you got is? A higher pg% may wick better. Also in case you didn't know, those coil heads can be cleaned and recoiled once theyr'e shot. Maybe you're not up for that, rather than just replacing them, but just thought I'd mention it.
Do you know what the pg/vg ratio of the juice you got is? A higher pg% may wick better. Also in case you didn't know, those coil heads can be cleaned and recoiled once theyr'e shot. Maybe you're not up for that, rather than just replacing them, but just thought I'd mention it.
As I said I haven't used those specific tanks but similar ones don't seem to like anything above 70% vg.
Even some tanks with good wicking coils can struggle when you get to 80% vg and above.
Even some tanks with good wicking coils can struggle when you get to 80% vg and above.
You can also try pulling a little bit of wicking material out from the coil A tiny bit.
Im new to vaping and already spent money on cheep stuff that is not powerful enough. My advice is get a Kanger subtank mini. They say there not for beginners but it works for me. Already building my own coils.
Dont buy the cheap stuff you will buy two Times a kangertech tank or a Nautilus will be Perfect for Beginners who want stop smoking
A Kanger Subtank mini and an Istick 30 would pair beautifully and give you a wonderful vape. I would suggest 12mg nicotine at the very most, most likely, you will get a satisfying vape at 6mg.
BTW, the Kanger subtank is very easy to work with and just as easy to setup as the "beginner" tanks IMO.
BTW, the Kanger subtank is very easy to work with and just as easy to setup as the "beginner" tanks IMO.
My advice. Do not buy from Vaporfi. Now you have, do not go back.
Some of us with a care for our fellow vapers have been chasing certain brands on various forums and social media for years. This is the company that changed their name, restarted the business with new money and set a new standard in overcharging and marketing exaggeration.
I feel bad for you already, but tough love is good love.
Vape on
Some of us with a care for our fellow vapers have been chasing certain brands on various forums and social media for years. This is the company that changed their name, restarted the business with new money and set a new standard in overcharging and marketing exaggeration.
I feel bad for you already, but tough love is good love.
Vape on
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welcome and Istick 30/20, plus Kanger subtank mini /Aspire Atlantis would work good for you i think
Been doing some research on vaping for a few weeks now, finally decided to get my first starter pen the other day, its coming on monday
Hi Hat ! and welcome to ECF! I checked out the vaporfi pro starter kit and it looks like a great choice for a first ecig. Good going !
You can use just about any eliquid with your device. Your atomizer takes replacement single coil protank 1 and 2 coils at 2.5ohms. I put two sample listings for coils down below so you can see which one is most similar to the one you have with your kit (compare the threadings, dimensions, how long the bottom post is, etc). The Kanger ones are probably your best bet. (you can get them at fasttech too, but I put the Hoosier listing to show you what you might pay at a retailer for comparison) What you want to watch is the ohms rating - you need 2.4 or 2.5 to match your brand of ecig battery.
https://www.fasttech.com/products/1411/10005450/1432810
http://www.hoosierecig.com/Single-coil-heads-for-Kanger-EVOD-and-Protank-2_p_458.html
When you first pick up your ecig, (especially after sitting overnight) give it a few quick 'primer puffs' (dry puffs without activating the battery) to draw fresh eliquid into the coil head. Otherwise you might have a bit of a stale taste the first puff or two. Don't fill your clearomizer to the top, fill about 3/4s. When it gets to the last 1/4, refill. If the atomizer starts to gurgle and spit, doublecheck to see if the coil is twisted in all the way (sometimes they come lose) and if it still gurgles, try changing the coil out.
Oh, and don't listen to anyone advising you to run out and spend another hundred dollars on an advanced setup - especially sub-tanks - which burn thru eliquid like there's no tomorrow. You're just fine with what you have for now. What you want to concentrate on is finding the right nicotine level and an eliquid you enjoy the taste of. Wait a couple of weeks, get acclimated to your ecig first, and do some forum reading to help you decide on your vaping style before you look at other shiny toys.
Have fun !
p.s., you might enjoy this thread: Are YOU a Tootle Puffer?? | E-Cigarette Forum
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