Who's to blame??

[vapero]

I've been vaping on my ego twist at 3.8 v and and evod 1.8 ohm for a few weeks, that was the right combination as if I passed the 4.0 mark everything started tasting burnt but a few days ago the forgot was becoming muted... today the flavor came back and saw that by mistake the volt disk was on 4.2 v ... So my question is ys my who dying out the evod could are about to give up (I clean and dry burn every couple of tanks)
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[skyztheLynnit]

Anytime i go above 3.7 volts on a 1.8 ohm evod head i get a burnt taste.. the flavor being muted is common if you vape the same flavor all the time.. just my experience..

Do you ever change out your heads?

 

[vapero]

I've changed a few heads and it's probably time. But as I pass the 4 mark this time the flavor seems great and not burned as I used to get before. That's why I think that somehow the ohms changed in a way (is it possible) I hope this will be the issue, if not then the battery is the problem

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[skyztheLynnit]

I really don't know if ohms can change during use.. maybe someone with more experience can help?

 

[tj99959]

Sounds like the coil is caked over is all.

 

[vapero]

Sounds like the coil is caked over is all.

What do you mean by caked?
I've given 6-7 dry burns to this coil every 3-4 tanks

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[Visus]

The wick is wicking better and helping you cut your volts by acting as a heat sink.

 

[Whosback]

The more you use a coil, the more gunk gets built up on it. Even normal cleaning won't get it totally free of gunk. This can cause the resistance to go up or down a little bit over the life of a coil. Just part of the natural life of a coil really. Should not be anything really wrong. Just means it might be time to recoil or get a new one.

 

[Ken_A]

or, you can get a multi-meter... set it correctly and check the Ohm reading of the device. Youtube has a couple of videos on how to use a multimeter for vapers.

 

[warlike36]

I've changed a few heads and it's probably time. But as I pass the 4 mark this time the flavor seems great and not burned as I used to get before. That's why I think that somehow the ohms changed in a way (is it possible) I hope this will be the issue, if not then the battery is the problem

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Yes...Ohms can change and even be completely different than that of there label. If you have or can get a Meter you can test them.