When i first started vaping on the Atlantis i'd press the power button on my cf sub ohm battery and wait a second before inhaling.This resulted in dry/burn hits a majority of the time. Now I inhale for about a second before pressing the power button and I've had no dry/burn hits since.
What is your inhalation technique?
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Usually mouth to lung, on a .8-ish coil. It's all about the flavor! Welcome to ECF, by the way 
Mouth to lung on my Billet Box and Reo. I lung inhale my Subtank on my Segelei 100. Mouth to lung on the 1.2 ohm RBA section is way to harsh.
Mouth to lung with my nautilus mini (3 hits in a row, almost a 10 second period). Lung hits on my kanger aero turbo (3 seconds average).
My technique is all about getting the little 650mah batteries to work
Press for 1/2 second, begin to make an easy draw into mouth for another second or so. Let go the button. Continue drawing for a 1/2 second.
Go ahead and draw it into my lungs, while repeating the first sequence, allowing the spent vapor out though my nose as I am mouth drawing the next at the same time.
I can do 4 or 5 or these continuous. A little rhythm.
Gives the battery time to rest, while making a steady stream.
yours Scott
Press for 1/2 second, begin to make an easy draw into mouth for another second or so. Let go the button. Continue drawing for a 1/2 second.
Go ahead and draw it into my lungs, while repeating the first sequence, allowing the spent vapor out though my nose as I am mouth drawing the next at the same time.
I can do 4 or 5 or these continuous. A little rhythm.
Gives the battery time to rest, while making a steady stream.
yours Scott
I press the button at the same as I inhale, straight to lung and sometimes mouth to lung, but I always hold it for 3 seconds or more so I get a proper nicotine hit. Not bothered with getting huge clouds of vapour - don't really see the appeal.
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