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Cartos do make some noise compared to clearos. It's normal. It must have something to do with the filler. Not sure but they all make noise.
What brand are they and do you work in an extremely quiet environment? Are you running them at a fairly high voltage or possibly running them dry enough to make a lot of noise but still wet enough to produce vapor and not burn?
Some cartos do just make more noise than others and different devices result in slightly different sounds when firing.
Some cartos do just make more noise than others and different devices result in slightly different sounds when firing.
Aye, cartos are noisy little buggers. Probably because the heat source is usually surrounded by some form of polyfill and the juice is being drawn from there at a high temperature. Not a scientist, but this sounds reasonable to me.
Try some Kanger T3's they are not noisy and its the closet thing I have come to flavor then a carto tank.
Yeah mines make a noise too! I vape at work so your coworkers must be easily annoyed. One of my friends at work uses a blu & loves the sound my cartos make. Lol
LOL I'm oddly comforted by the snap crackle and pop of my cartos. I've used standard res and low res dual coils and they all do it.. Doesn't matter the battery I use.. My 510 mini or my twists or my provari.. all of them are music to me 
(whoosh crackle crackle pop!) hehe
(whoosh crackle crackle pop!) hehe
LOL I'm oddly comforted by the snap crackle and pop of my cartos. I've used standard res and low res dual coils and they all do it.. Doesn't matter the battery I use.. My 510 mini or my twists or my provari.. all of them are music to me
Well now we know where those Rice Crispies guys went.
Probably a function of the tube acting as an amplifier, just like a horn. The high frequency crackling is amplified by the tube shape but also the metal of the carto. The polyfill blocks the lower sounds, so all you get is that loud crackle.
oh I don't mind it at all....just get funny looks from people passing by my office....and yes it is very quiet in my office...so that is bad too......maybe I should use the kanger a or nano at work and leave the snap-crackle-pop at home.
If you use an Ego, the cone will damper the sound a bit. It will still crackle but in a more "white noise" sounding way. T3's are pretty quiet, but I cannot get past the gurgling problem. Vivi Novas are pretty quiet and less problematic as far as clearos go. The NJOY King disposable is the quietest thing I have ever vaped but they are a complete ripoff pricewise as they die in under a half hour of heavy use. I only use them for stealth vaping in the bathroom, mainly because they are dead silent.
actually got one t3 that doesn't gurgle.....was surprised for sure.....most do.
but flavor is muted on the T3..... except for my tank with the noisy carto, flavor is lacking on most except for those.
but flavor is muted on the T3..... except for my tank with the noisy carto, flavor is lacking on most except for those.
Probably a function of the tube acting as an amplifier, just like a horn. The high frequency crackling is amplified by the tube shape but also the metal of the carto. The polyfill blocks the lower sounds, so all you get is that loud crackle.
This.
The VAMO is especially noisy and airflow can be a culprit also. I vape at work in an area full of cubicles and know the sound has got to be annoying to those around me. I can usually adjust the height of my tank a smidgeon to reduce the noise but for times I can't I made a rubber gasket to mute the airflow.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/apv-discussion/392301-vamo-muffler.html
I decided that annoying my co-workers was no way to promote the efficacy of e-cigs so I try to keep the noise to a minimum.
Now...if I can just get the guy across from me to chew with his mouth closed....
I keep it to the men's room. Fortunately we have single restrooms, so I have it to myself. Though my coworkers probably think I have chronic .........
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