What's wrong with my ceramic coils?

[JBrentonK]

Simple, really. I'm priming them: putting a large amount of ejuice in my ssocc Langer ceramic coil, ejuice in the 3 holes on the side, out it in the nebox, taking hits on it with airflow restricted, and wide open. I did let it sit the whole night. The 1st time I just let it sit bout 15 minutes. But did same. It vapes ok bout 1-6 hours. Then, I get unbelievable dry hits. Suggested watt is I believe 35-60 watts. I'm vapin it at 20 and it pulls no vapor, 25 very small vapor. 30 good vapor. 33-35 large vapor. Vapin it at 33 watts. Sometimes 32 or 30. It hits ok 2-3 times. Then, yes ATM, I'm getting a dry hit every time. Did this yesterday too. Same thing.

So any thoughts? Thanks.

 

[JBrentonK]

Thats Kangertech not Langertech. Auto correct on cell phone sorry.

 

[JBrentonK]

That's put it it nebox not out it.

And I am taking hits on it without firing it, common priming technique.

 

[crxess]

50/50?
Max vg?

Temp(watts) should not be an issue. Proper priming and liquid density may be of concern.

 

[JBrentonK]

Yes the for the informativeness. Using some 30/70pg/VG.

Yea I figured same had bad probs like this when I was a nub vaper... Big necessity. Thing is, the kanger ssocc Clapton's I got were primed same way n vape fine, heck everything I'm vapung ATM was primed same. They're all just barely primed but work... All except this kanger ceramic ssocc and so I thought I might get some clarification from someone here. But yeah, I was going to prime next one, for two days, with many many primer tokes.

 

[JBrentonK]

Soon I'll have some max VG common in white label juice co.

The coil is a 0.5 ohm with kanthal wire I think

 

[crxess]

Yes the for the informativeness. Using some 30/70pg/VG.

Yea I figured same had bad probs like this when I was a nub vaper... Big necessity. Thing is, the kanger ssocc Clapton's I got were primed same way n Vape fine, heck everything I'm vapung ATM was primed same. They're all just barely primed but work... All except this kanger ceramic ssocc and so I thought I might get some clarification from someone here. But yeah, I was going to prime next one, for two days, with many many primer tokes.

When I Prime a coil head(wifes tanks) I literally over saturate the head before installation. There is no such thing as To much,just to little. One can always blow out excess from the coil.
I place drops on the coil and wait. Once they are absorbed, I drop more and continue doing this until it will not take any more.
Wipe
Blow out
Wipe again
Install head
Fill tank and Vape - no waiting.

This method has always worked for me.