Hey all! I am fairly new at vaping, 45 days and I really love it. My current setup is a Kanger T2 on a Joye ego-c twist. Running a 2.5 ohm head at 4.2 volts. I have noticed my juice darkening after a couple of hours. Not sure if I should refill about half way or vape it down as far as possible. Am I adding good juice to juice that is getting stale? Will vaping it down give a fresher more flavorfull Vape?
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It is darkening because some of it gets a bit burnt on the wick and then finds its way back into the tank.
And possibly because the nicotine is oxidizing.
I would try to keep it full, especially a T2.
Get a T3 and stop the incessant twirling.
And possibly because the nicotine is oxidizing.
I would try to keep it full, especially a T2.
Get a T3 and stop the incessant twirling.
Try a wet burn! Put some unflavored, or just plain PG or PG/VG mix, to the tank and vape it for a while. Repeat a couple of times until the juice runs clear. PG is a good solvent and will help dissolve some of the gunk that's accumulated on the heating coil. Increasing the voltage helps.
And yes, get a BCC (bottom changeable coil) clearomizer like the T3 or eVod.
And yes, get a BCC (bottom changeable coil) clearomizer like the T3 or eVod.
No more twirling for me! I bought 2 of what they call "long wick" heads. If they were long wicks I wouldn't have to constantly tip and twirl it. But I liked the warm vape and flavor I was getting. I bought some 3mm silica and 34ga nichromeand rebuilt the head so the 2 wicks actually go all the way to the bottom of the tank. Now it Vapes awesome. Vaping at 4.2 volts at 2.5 ohms on my twist. I have been thinking about the T3. Just worried about flooding? I will try the wet burn. I do however change heads and rinse and dry burn them every 2nd or 3rd day, I have 2 flavors I alternate.
Every design has some flaws. I had no problems with my BCCs ever, no leaking, no dry hits, nothing. But others did. Other people love their ViVi Novas--I had wicking problems with them, long wicks and all.
On the other hand, I have two eGo CC clearomizers, which are top coil and super shorty wicks, and they are fantastic. Great wicking, no dry hits, warm vapor. Go figure!
Whatever works!
If you change heads often, don't bother with wet burns. I use it only with my short-wick devices, like eGo-C atties and T3s and eGo CCs. Sometimes. Mostly I just soak the coils in vodka a few times and then I chuck them.
On the other hand, I have two eGo CC clearomizers, which are top coil and super shorty wicks, and they are fantastic. Great wicking, no dry hits, warm vapor. Go figure!
Whatever works!
If you change heads often, don't bother with wet burns. I use it only with my short-wick devices, like eGo-C atties and T3s and eGo CCs. Sometimes. Mostly I just soak the coils in vodka a few times and then I chuck them.
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