Warm vape?

[ncolwell]

I'm still pretty new at this, and I have a question. Sometimes my vapor is really warm, and sometimes it's not. I'm vaping on an ego T with a bottom coil clearomizer that's still pretty new. Why does the vapor change temperature like that? I just switched juice last night and had a regular vape. Today, it's really warm, almost to the point of being harsh.

Thoughts?

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[tmel]

I'd imagine your vape would be warmer on a freshly charged battery, does it cool down over time as your battery depletes?

 

[ncolwell]

Well, it still seems pretty warm. I took the battery off the charger this morning. Could it be the sign of something wrong with the coil? I'm still getting plenty of vapor.

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[DoMortas]

Sounds like a bad coil, try changing it and see if you still have that problem..

Also it could just be the juice, you didnt say if you cleaned the coil when you changed juice, so your wicks would still have some of the previous juice for the first few puffs before the new juice wicked in properly.

Change the coil, and if its still the same it's most likely the juice.

 

[GrandSam]

Freshly charged battery
Large small air holes

Those are usually the culprits

 

[crxess]

To answer your question we would need to know the battery type.
A standard battery fully charged will have 4.2 volts for available output and the vape will be warmer. As the battery drains the voltage will slowly drop and the vape will cool.
You must also consider the coil in use. A lower ohm coil will normally produce a warmer vape than a higher ohm coil. i.e. 1.8ohm verses 2.5ohm

 

[ncolwell]

I changed my juice to something fruity (I was vaping Carmel Mocha), and that warmness isn't there anymore.

Can juice go bad? It's only been a few weeks.

 

[Baditude]

Fruit flavors can be sensitive to higher voltage and easily taste burnt. Use lower voltages for these flavors.

Other flavors such as coffee, tobacco, or desert flavors may taste better at higher voltages.

That's the beauty of having variable voltage, being able to adjust the temperature of the coil for different flavors.