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Burnt cotton taste even on low wattage?
- Thread starter Davidl41
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Did you pre juice the coil? If not, you probably have burned some cotton, and you won't get rid of that flavor, unless you replace the coil.
That's a lot for a 1.2 Ohm coil. The 0.5 Ohm coil shouldn't be used higher than 30W, according to the specs.
I did prejuice the wick when I first got it. I vaped a flavour, switched out the liquid and vaped it for a while till it had a burnt taste. Next hit had no burnt taste.
Do you "prejuice the coil" every time you switch liquids, cause I didnt and maybe that was why? On my manual it shows under 26 watts for 1.2, under 60 for .5. So I definately need to turn it down.
I do vape it consistently and it could be overheating the coil or im vaping the juice in the cotton faster than it can be absorbed? The tanks sometimes feels warm.
Do you "prejuice the coil" every time you switch liquids, cause I didnt and maybe that was why? On my manual it shows under 26 watts for 1.2, under 60 for .5. So I definately need to turn it down.
I do vape it consistently and it could be overheating the coil or im vaping the juice in the cotton faster than it can be absorbed? The tanks sometimes feels warm.
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Ha ha ha... no kidding, Neuner. If David was using a mech, the discharge would be 15 watts at 4.2V. That said, I have no idea what Kanger uses for wire gauge (or parallel coil count) in a Subtank, so a substantially higher wattage may be appropriate.
You need to "prejudice" every new/dry coil. This is valid for RBA coils as well.
