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Once it gets too gunky for your liking. What type of coil are you using? When you dry burn, you should take out the wick and re-wick after burning.

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You know... some people have allergic reactions to PG... you may want to try 100% VG juices and see if that makes a difference? I'll forewarn you though... 100% VG juices will gum up your coils faster, but produce great vapor... some also say they have a strong glycerine after-taste... but it may be worth a shot for you to try 0/100 up to a 20/80 ratio, just in case the issues you're experiencing are PG related.

Just try asking a simple question and you'll most likely get more "education" and information than you wanted. Lol. We have a great group of vapers who love to help. Also, read through the threads, there's so much interesting info there. Welcome to Vapor Talk.

It depends on your battery, really... If you are using a 3.7V battery, non variable voltage or variable wattage, then Ohm's Law determines the Wattage and Amps used. A lower resistance coil gives you higher Wattage, which tends to give more vapor, compared to a higher resistance coil. Lower the resistance, the higher the Wattage, given the same Voltage applied.... although most batteries can't handle resistance below 1.2 Ohms without damage. When using a variable voltage battery like a Spinner or Twist... or a VV/VW MOD like the MVP 2.0, higher resistance coils make little difference, except they wear down the battery slightly faster, because they require more Amperage to produce higher Wattage. Most of us use 1.5-1.8 Ohm coils with our eGo-style batteries... some may choose higher... it's a personal preference That's it in a nutshell

Dry burning is effective in cleaning the coil to get better perfornance from a coil. You can dry burn with a silica wick in the coil however it is more effective to remove the wick, dry burn then replace the wick with a fresh piece. It is easier than it seems.

Just want to post about this. Saturday we went to our local festival called "The Flea & Ox Roast". It basicly a big Flea market, Party and Carnival rides for the kido's. I met Steve Cook the writer of the Michigan Dogman song. Now before you start posting that it is fake and blah blah, yes it was an April fools joke he did for his WTCM radio program back in 1987. It has since went viral and has become a legend. I live in the area of this legend and it is well known around here. Steve Cook is a really down to earth guy that loves to tell a good story and he does a good job. All the proceeds from the song and movies over the years have gone, and go to Animal Rescue Shelters in our area. Two years ago he had a movie made and a 25th anniversary edition CD of the song that also includes some other spooky local stories. I bought the set and got a signed poster with this drawing. This year he had a second movie done and was at a local festival promoting it. I bought the second movie and had him sign it as well. I had told him the story of my Cat attacking the Dogman and chewing off his ears and he got a kick out of it. I then told him the story of my daughters boyfriend and scaring the crap out the boy playing the song. As I played the song I was telling him how close we were to these sightings and he went pale. LOL Steve Cook got a good laugh out of it and said, "Since you told me such a great story I'll give you a replacement poster at no charge." I will keep this one out of the reach of the cat so he can't chew it up. Poor Dogman, getting bested by a cat. LOL If you like a good story and want to help the shelters in our area, please take a trip to his web site and buy the 25th anniversary edition of the song DVD.

You could always drill the post out. I had to in order to fit 22ga dual parallel in my tobh