I'm running the crown tank or cleito on my Joyetech. I don't have issues with coil or tank getting hot at all was just wondering if it would cause my juice to run out quicker. I've noticed the first few tanks on a new coil last longer I get well over 200-250 puffs then it drops to around 150-160 puffs a tank I only go through 3-4 4 ml tanks a day ml max a day
What is considered chain Vaping?
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Me I don't enhale oxygen I enhale vapor thought about rigging a Cpap machine so I could vape in my sleep
well i'd DIY but i prefer buying locally and i can't seem to find any flavors locally i heard "bakery supply" but i can't even find one with decent flavors that dont have oil or alcohol in them...i'm in LA
@SirLoki really ?? That's strange I have the cuboid and run either my crown tank with a .5 between 40-60 or .25 between 55-80 and can vape all day. Also have a cleito I run fairly high and my cuboid is nice and cool.
Approaching week 3 on my first Crown coil averaging about 10-12ML a day (2.5-3 tanks).
@Vapin4Real damn 3 weeks seriously? What coil? And what wattage? How do you prime your coils?
Vape time and coil/wick quality depend on a lot of things.
Generally a lower resistance coil will run hotter and can potentially heat up the atomizer due to heat transfer, the device may become warm from that too. It's completely normal unless it's too hot to touch.
Chain vaping, or vaping with small intervals between drags will not hurt your coils as long as they stay saturated, the most that will happen is that the atomizer will get warm, so will the liquid its its a tank.
Wick usage time greatly depends on the type of liquid. Dark or sugary liquids will gunk up coils quicker and in return degrade vape performance over time.
I noticed that once I made the switch to unflavored I can have wicks last months. I have one RTA wick that is probably 6 months old or more, and it performs just fine and doesn't look bad at all, the coils are just a bit dark.
Generally a lower resistance coil will run hotter and can potentially heat up the atomizer due to heat transfer, the device may become warm from that too. It's completely normal unless it's too hot to touch.
Chain vaping, or vaping with small intervals between drags will not hurt your coils as long as they stay saturated, the most that will happen is that the atomizer will get warm, so will the liquid its its a tank.
Wick usage time greatly depends on the type of liquid. Dark or sugary liquids will gunk up coils quicker and in return degrade vape performance over time.
I noticed that once I made the switch to unflavored I can have wicks last months. I have one RTA wick that is probably 6 months old or more, and it performs just fine and doesn't look bad at all, the coils are just a bit dark.
Using the .5 coils at 40 watts. As far as priming I just do a standard prime. Then let it sit in the tank for about 5 mins and inch it up starting at around 20 watts. I have 2 tanks and have 3 weeks on one and 2 weeks on the other. Still taste as delicious as the day i got them. I will say this... it takes about half a tank to get the coil broken in so dont get discouraged if it doesnt taste great right at the beginning. I think a lot of people expect these coils to come out of the gate running but you gotta have patience. I am also using a 50/50 cereal vape in one and a max VG dessert vape in the other. Mmmm mmm mmmmm. Lovin it!
@MattyTny thanks for the explanation. Makes sense
I'll have to try flavorless see how that is but I just wanted to make sure I wasn't hurting my device or batteries so since I know that it's perfectly fine I'm happy. I don't find I'm going through coils that fast. They are lasting 7 days or more!@Vapin4Real ok cool thanks man. That's basically what I'm doing too. Thanks!
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