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  1. lol yeah it likes a LOT of cotton, I tend to build the coils for it around 4-4.5mm diameter. Like I said a LOT of cotton lol Sent from my iPhone using The Vapor Talk mobile app
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  2. Just because all my current mods are rated up to 200-300w doesn't mean I have to vape them that high.. Its nice to have that extra power just in case I need it like with the CloudBeast series of tanks at 120-150w or so seen here... and I enjoy the versatility vaping at lower wattages with an RTA as seen here on my RX300 mod.. this particular dual Clapton build Vapes awesome around 75 to 80 Watts, even though I'm vaping it on a 300 watt mod.. there are many more reasons I favor these muli-battery high powered mods, like going for days on a single charge.. [emoji4] Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk
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  3. Just got the Avocado and loving it. It did take about four tries to get the wicking right. I got a "dragon" coil in at them moment; 0.235 ohms vaping at 60 Watts and she's chucking the vapor. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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  4. Christopher

    Still burnt

    Turn down your wattage and move up slowly. Another thing, minor but important. When you put in a new coil, wait for the wicking inside the coil to saturate a bit. When I put in a new coil I usually take two or three hits without pushing the power button (this pulls liquid into the reservoir). Otherwise you're going to take a hit on an empty coil and you'll get that burnt hit. once the coil finally does have liquid, it'll take a little while to get the burnt taste a way. Again turn down the wattage on your device, more isn't always better, new coil, saturate, then move up your wattage slowly until you learn what that coil can handle.
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