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Geekvape engineering team started to work on Aegis Dual along with the designing of the first version, and it took us almost one year to accomplish the project. The Legend is definitely the most complex box mod in the vaping industry when it comes to the difficulty of R&D, and our team was challenged to complete a task that seems impossible! One of the biggest struggles is that we need to ensure the ease of use on the battery door while maintaining the shockproof and waterproof capability.
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6 Easy Ways To Stop Your Coil From Burning If your coil is only slightly burnt, you may get a slight burnt taste, as if something’s not quite right. Given that we know that burnt coils can produce harmful chemicals, you should probably still change it. Occasionally, you’ll also get a burnt taste when you have just replaced a burnt out coil. Sometimes this will disappear after a few puffs, but at other times you may need to replace the e-liquid. If you want to avoid burnt coils, the most important thing to understand is why coils get burnt in the first place. This is really simple and it underpins all the advice given in this post. First, think about when you’re vaping but not getting a burnt taste. When you hit the fire button, electricity flows through your coil and it gets hot. The heat given off by the coil is taken up by the e-juice, which is soaked into the wick, and it turns the juice into vapour. Copyright © 2022 Geekvape all rights reserved. Others About us Blog
6 Easy Ways To Stop Your Coil From Burning 6 Ways to Stop Your Coil From Burning The best ways to stop your coil from burning are: 1. Prime your coils 2. Stop chain vaping 3. Reduce power settings 4. Keep your vape tank topped up 5. Use an e-liquid with more PG 6. Try an e-liquid with less sweetener Let’s all explore all these in more detail! 1 – Prime Your Coils Before Vaping If you don’t “prime” your coils before you start vaping, you can burn your coil before you’ve even gotten any use out of it. When you first install a new coil, the wick has to go from being completely dry to completely soaked. This takes time, so you usually have to wait five minutes or so between filling up your tank and taking your first puff. If you wait long enough, priming isn’t strictly necessary, but the problem is that it’s really hard to tell whether your wick is completely soaked. And if it isn’t, when you press fire, there isn’t enough juice there to absorb the heat, and this causes the problems described above. 2 – Stop Chain Vaping “Chain vaping” – just vaping and vaping continuously until you can’t see your e-cig for all the clouds – can lead to a burnt wick too. The reason for this is the balance mentioned earlier: Copyright © 2022 Geekvape all rights reserved. Others About us Blog
6 Easy Ways To Stop Your Coil From Burning you need to ensure that your wick can re-saturate with juice before you hit the fire button again. In normal use, this isn’t a problem, because you’ll stop vaping after a short session and give it time to recover. However, if you’re continuously vaping for a long period of time, eventually your wicks will dry out. Then if you vape again you’ll risk burning the wick. The solution to this is simple: stop vaping for a little while. The biggest sign that you need to stop is diminishing flavour. This is a sign there isn’t much juice in your coil and you’re approaching a burning situation. Your wick needs time to get soaked again, like a “re- priming.” Since the coil will be hot, the simplest thing to do is just stop vaping for 5 to 10 minutes and let your tank do its job. 3 – Reduce Your Power Setting When you vape at a higher wattage, you vaporise more juice with each puff. Copyright © 2022 Geekvape all rights reserved. Others About us Blog
6 Easy Ways To Stop Your Coil From Burning This is great if you want big clouds, but it can also impact your coils. Since you’re vaping e-juice at a faster rate, sometimes your wick struggles to soak up juice quickly enough to keep up. And when it can’t keep up, you can burn your wick. It’s a lot like the issue with chain vaping, except it happens after much fewer puffs. 4 – Keep Your Vape Tank Topped Up If the amount of juice in your tank is low, it might not be able to soak into your wicks as well. On many coil heads, the juice has to be at a certain level to even reach the wicking ports. When less of the juice is in contact with the wick, it doesn’t get soaked up as quickly. When your juice level is really low, this can cause problems very easily. 5 – Use an E-Liquid with More PG PG is thinner than VG, and that means it soaks into wicks more easily. This has important consequences for that balance we need to strike between the speed of wicking and the speed of vaporization. If your juice doesn’t soak into the wick as quickly, you’re more likely to run into dry puffs and possibly burn your wicks. 6 – Try an E-Juice With Less Sweetener When an e-juice has a lot of sweeteners added, it can “gunk” up your coils. The sugars in the e-liquid can caramelise, which is delicious if you’re talking about a dessert, but it’s also a reliable way to destroy your coils. The gunk-filled wick can’t soak up new juice as well, and so when you vape, you cause the same sort of problems discussed throughout this post. Not everyone agrees when it comes to cleaning coils, though. Not only are there different methods, a lot of the time you still won’t be able to get the coil back in tip-top condition even after a thorough clean. Really, the easiest solution is to just use a different e-juice without as much sweetener in. You’ll have to sacrifice the coil that’s already gunked up, but it will help you avoid the issue altogether in future. Copyright © 2022 Geekvape all rights reserved. Others About us Blog
