Mkirby
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Mkirby reacted to Joshuab3687 in How often to change wic thing?
Yep! But also what Aquatroy said above ^, darker and sweeter juices will burn thru a coil faster. It tends to burn em out and gunk em up a bit faster.
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Mkirby reacted to Joshuab3687 in How often to change wic thing?
There are so many good quality attys out there! And everyone here has their own favorite or go to device. Vivi Novas are decent too!
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Mkirby reacted to WillBlack in How often to change wic thing?
Not enough details, you shoulda at least posted a link to the atomizer or kit.
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Mkirby reacted to Joshuab3687 in How often to change wic thing?
What brand of juice are you using? Do you know what the mix is of the PG/VG?
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Mkirby reacted to Joshuab3687 in How often to change wic thing?
Sometimes those starter kits have lower quality atomizers. Its possible you could have a bad one. How many times have you changed it out?
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Mkirby reacted to Joshuab3687 in How often to change wic thing?
You might benefit from a tank style system such as a Kanger Protank 2 or the Ayvape Davide Mini.
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Mkirby reacted to WillBlack in How often to change wic thing?
Not sure about how the liquid is delivered but is is important that the actual coil is never run dry.
FWIW I like the the Apire.
It's a bottom, dual coil atty with replaceable coils/heads (about $2 each). There are a few different styles and sizes that use the same head.. That said many report weeks of use on each head. For me though although vapor production remains strong I'll change out in 6-7 days as the flavor seems to get muddy at that point. That puts my cost at about 30¢/day which is fine with me.
On a standard eGo battery the 1.8Ω will be a good choice.
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Mkirby reacted to Aquatroy in How often to change wic thing?
Lots of variables..the darker or sweeter the juice the faster the coils go, I have some awesome juice but I only get fours days on a coil...Chain vaping will also age a coil faster so slow down. Don't pay attention to the color of the wicks as much as flavor or vapor output, all wicks change color as they age. You'll recoup your original investment over time, and still cheaper than stinkies!