Toastie
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Looking for some assistance as I'm pulling my hair out. I'm an experienced builder, but wicking has always been my weak point, even after many years. I'm posting here because I hope to hell it is down to me making a wicking mistake or something.
Bought a new juice yesterday from a local vape shop, Zonk Mixed Berry.
After literally an hour I start getting flavourful but burnt hits on the back end. This is a picture of the coil, spaced 26g ni80, centre wrap is starting to go black, looks worse in the picture. Am I just extremely sensitive to coils with a little gunk in them, or am I missing something entirely? I hadn't even put 2ml of juice through the coil.
This happens with most juices I use, even the ruthless ez duz it you see in the photo, just to a lesser extent. I know Zonk is a US company so likely packed with sweetener, but from what I've read these are pretty light if any.
I've seen people vaping on coils in a much worse state than that, could I really just be extremely sensitive to burning coil gunk? I'd rather not waste yet another bottle of juice.
That is a Kanger RBA used inside a billet box, 0.6ohm, 20-25w.
Bought a new juice yesterday from a local vape shop, Zonk Mixed Berry.
After literally an hour I start getting flavourful but burnt hits on the back end. This is a picture of the coil, spaced 26g ni80, centre wrap is starting to go black, looks worse in the picture. Am I just extremely sensitive to coils with a little gunk in them, or am I missing something entirely? I hadn't even put 2ml of juice through the coil.
This happens with most juices I use, even the ruthless ez duz it you see in the photo, just to a lesser extent. I know Zonk is a US company so likely packed with sweetener, but from what I've read these are pretty light if any.
I've seen people vaping on coils in a much worse state than that, could I really just be extremely sensitive to burning coil gunk? I'd rather not waste yet another bottle of juice.
That is a Kanger RBA used inside a billet box, 0.6ohm, 20-25w.