Try 1 : Wet wicks, due to clumsy hands, removed the flavour wicks and the coiled wick as well. Damaged
Try 2 : Wet wicks, the flavourwicks were stuck together, so cleverly removed both the flavoured wicks. First 5 puffs were great and then it leaked like a waterfall. Damaged
Try 3 : Dry wicks, removed only one of the flavour wick, vape was great for a while (maybe abt 20 vapes) until the tank got hot as usual from my vaping style, then the leaking came. Damaged
After 3 damaged coils. I conclude that certain things are engineered the way they supposed to be. Dont mess with it. Haha
time to look into AGI or AGT.
Try 1) No comments
Try 2) Altering the "flavor wicks" depends on the consistency of the juice; the PG/VG ratio. Contrary to the name, it does not actually function to add more flavor. What is does is to actually block juices from flooding into your heating compartment. Therefore, first thing you do is to ADD more wicks to block the juices from flowing into your heating compartment if high PG, or lesser wick for high VG.
What we want is the juice to be brought into the atomizer via the wick, NOT via tiny spaces in between the wicks or rubber cap.
Try 3) Heat causes expansion, therefore it builds pressure in the heating compartment, thus "pushing" any remnant juice out.
In summary, from what you describe, you are vaping too hard and too fast. No clearomizer can match it due to it's limitation. There's only so fast the juice can be wicked and so high a temperature you can go. Find a balance.. Slow down and find the sweet spot for any given clearomizer. It's all science..
Last of all, a dripper serves the best flavor but problem is getting constant juice (wicking or having to drip often), therefore the best solution is a dripper WITH a tank. Think about it.. There IS such a product that gives the best of both worlds; i.e. KayFun, or cartomizer.
Like i've said, it's all science that we are all looking it.
Cheers and vape on!