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why is my vape reading .75 on a .6 coil

by Lula Schultz Published 2 years ago Updated 1 year ago
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How do you know if your vape coils are bad?

You’ll know that’s happening because the coil will become extremely hot, and the vaping experience will be absolutely horrible. If your vaping device has a built-in resistance meter, you’ll also notice that the coil’s resistance has changed drastically from before you replaced the RDA’s top section.

Can too much juice burn out a vape coil?

Solution: Avoid overly sweetened vape juices; they create gunk on your coils. While this doesn't instantly burn out a coil, it can significantly shorten the life of a coil. High VG content in e-liquids can create the same effect, as vegetable glycerin is far more viscous than propylene glycol.

Why is my high mass vape Coil getting hot?

It takes some decent wattage to get all that metal up to temperature, and with the coil’s high mass, it’ll retain its heat for a while after you release the fire button. During a lengthy vaping session, you’ll feel that heat radiating throughout your mod. So, your high-mass coil is getting hot? You’ve got two options.

How to make your vape coils last longer?

Take a few dry hits. Once your device has been appropriately filled, reassemble the tank and attach it to your battery. Take four to five dry hits, which is to say take a drag without activating your battery’s fire button. This allows the vape juice from the tank to siphon into the cotton of the wick. How do you make your vape coils last longer?

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What should my ohms be on my vape?

The standard or regular level of ohm when it comes to vaping and your clearomizer is between 2.4 and 2.8. This is by far the most common ohm range chosen by those looking for replacement coils, with the most commonly chosen being 2.5.

What do the numbers on a vape coil mean?

What do those numbers mean for you the vapor? General rule of thumb is the lower the ohm(lower the number) the harder the hit, more vapor, warmer the vape, and shorter the battery life before recharging.

Is 0.4 or 0.6 coil better?

I found the 0.6-ohm best around 12 watts and the 0.4-ohm best around 25 watts. I used 70/30 3 mg juice in the 0.4-ohm coil and the flavor was good, but the nicotine was low for my tolerance as I'm used to vaping 3 mg at 100+ watts. But that's a personal thing, and the flavor was good for a 25-watt coil.

How do you fix too low ohms?

"Ohms Too Low" or "Ohms Too High"?...You could try the following methods to recover:Please take off the tank and click the fire button, and then place that tank back on, click "n" when it asks "is it a new coil".Please make sure screws are tight on the tank if you use the RBA coil on your mod.More items...

What wattage should I vape at 0.6 ohm?

12-25 wattsIn contrast, the 0.6ohm coils have a recommended wattage of 12-25 watts. They are therefore classed as restricted direct to lung (RDL) coils, offering less clouds but conserving your battery and e juice.

What is the difference between a 0.6 and 1.2 coil?

The 0.6ohm coil is perfect for hybrid sub vaping that want more clouds and low nicotine dosage. The new 1.2ohm coil is for true mouth to lung vaping and perfect for high nicotine dosage without flavourloss.

What juice goes with 0.6 coil?

For 0.8/0.6Ω coils start with 60% VG or 70% VG and use that as a guide. For 0.5Ω coils start with 70% VG and use that as a guide. Just try a small amount until you know how your coil/device is performing with your particular juice flavour/blend.

What is a 0.6 ohm coil?

The 0.6Ω mesh coil is specially designed for sub-ohm vaping, it has a large mesh inside, with which you can get faster heating process and massive vapour clouds; and the 1.4Ω regular coil is designed for MTL vaping, you can enjoy throat hit with it.

What is the best ohm for flavor?

around 0.3ohmsThe sweet spot for getting a balance of vapour and flavour is around 0.3ohms. Depending on your coil choice you'll want to up the wattage from anywhere between 50 and 100 watts.

What does ohms too low mean on a vape?

'Ohms too low' or 'ohms too high' error message This SMOK warning refers to the resistance of your coil. Most SMOK users will use coils that are made by SMOK so they should not have this problem. If you have a rebuildable atomizer (RBA), it could be that the coil resistance is too low or too high.

How do you fix ohms on Smok?

SMOK Ohms Too High or Too Low Typically, pairing the proper SMOK-branded coils with your SMOK device is the easiest way to fix this problem. If you're working with a rebuildable atomizer (RBA), the resistance of your coils may be too high or low. Adjusting the resistance will usually clear the error.

What does ohms mean on a Smok vape?

The ohms are the unit of power resistance within the coil that work alongside your battery to help heat the liquid and turn it into vapour. This guide will give you a comprehensive insight into the coils on your Smok Mag and how and why you should change your ohm value to improve your vaping experience.

Why is my vape juice sitting on my coils?

Vape juice that's been sitting on your coils is exposed to dust and bacteria. This applies especially to rebuildable atomizers. Dust is inevitable. The longer e-juice has been out of it's sealed bottle, the more prone it is to acquire dust and any other floating particles in the air over time.

Why does my vape coil burn out?

Chain vaping is when a vaper takes multiple draws within a small time frame. Taking multiple draws over a few seconds will dry out the wick faster than it can soak up e-juice.

Why does my new coil pop out?

Running high wattage through a brand new replacement coil will cause it to pop and immediately burn out, since the coil goes from having no current and heat to having extreme amounts of both.

How to fix a vape that tastes burnt?

So the best way to fix the burnt taste is by changing the coil, priming it properly, vaping at a lower wattage, or vaping lower VG juice.

What is a vapebox?

Vapebox is a subscription service that sends out new juice, vape starter kits, and atomizers every month. Every Vapebox is custom tailored to your flavor preferences. If you are interested in learning more or in receiving free vape juice, click the button below.

Why does sugar caramelize on vape coils?

High sugar content e-liquids can present a problem when it comes to long vaping sessions. When sugar is exposed to high heat, it'll instantly caramelize. Since e-liquid is only exposed to high heat on the coil, this means that some sugar will caramelize on the wick.

Why does my new coil taste burnt?

The most common reason why a new coil taste burnt is because it was not primed for enough time. Remember to prime the coil for at least 10 minutes and avoid high power vaping for the first puff. After it is primed and ready, set up your device at a low wattage range.

What is coil in vape?

The coil is a component inside the atomizer. But as we know, the world of vape lingo is vast and when you say coils, we know what you mean. If your vape mod is the body, atomizer heads are the heart, a fundamental part of your vaping experience.

What are atomizer coils made of?

Most atomizer coils are made from Nichrome or Kanthal. But there are different wire types that some vapers use. Nickel, Titanium and Stainless Steel are also available, but less popular. These tend to be used for temperature control vaping and aren’t suited to all e-cigs. But that is for another time.

How does an atomizer head work?

An atomizer head converts energy from the e-cig battery and heats the coil inside, this then vaporises e-liquid that is soaked into the wicking material, which is then inhaled by you.

What is the resistance of an atomizer?

Well atomizer heads have an electrical resistance value measured in ohms (Ω). Depending on the amount of electrical resistance will depend on what ‘ohm’ your atomizer head is. Atomizer heads generally fall into two categories. High and low resistance.

What happens when you press a button?

When you press your button, it provides power to the coil. This then converts that energy to heat (If you could see your coils, they sometimes glow red when you are pressing your button), and vapourises e-liquid from the saturated wicking material.

Do you need to worry about Ohm's law?

If you vape a regulated e-cig, for example an arc 5 or Optimus, you do not need to worry about Ohm’s law as the device sorts this for you. If you use an unregulated e-cig, such as a mechanical mod then you need to be aware of Ohm’s law and battery safety.

Do vapers use e-liquid?

Some vapers prefer an atomizer head that lasts a long time, doesn’t use much e-liquid through the day and they don’t look for larger clouds of vapour. Other vapers are satisfied exhaling large clouds of vapour and are happy topping up with juice more frequently. The best thing to do is experiment.

How long do vape coils last?

How you vape and how well you treat your coils can significantly extend their lifespan. Generally, new coils last between one to two weeks, but that can be extended if you properly break-in new coils when you get them and practice good care and maintenance procedures during and between usages.

Why does my vape get burnt?

Instead, because there’s no juice to heat, the coils heat the wicking material which will cause the material to be used up faster and produce a less than desirable vaping experience. You can avoid this by:

Why do coils need to cool down?

Your coil needs to cool down and absorb more e-liquid before it is ready to produce more vapor. If you are firing too quickly, you could be leaving your coils dry between hits without even realizing it. Don’t run your tank empty. Letting your tank drain all the way to the bottom before you refill is asking for trouble.

How to clean coils?

Rinse the coil under hot running water: Hot water will wash away any leftover debris or liquid that was sticking to the sides. Shake out the water: Gently shake out any water that is sitting between the coil wraps and then let your coils air dry on top of a paper towel or other absorbent material.

How many dry hits does a vape tank take?

Once your device has been appropriately filled, reassemble the tank and attach it to your battery. Take four to five dry hits, which is to say take a drag without activating your battery’s fire button. This allows the vape juice from the tank to siphon into the cotton of the wick.

How to attach coils to a vaporizer?

Attach coils to vaporizer: Put your coils in place and press your firing button until they heat up completely. Just like building your coils for the first time, make sure that they heat evenly across all of the wraps. Look for signs that there is anything heating unevenly and make sure it is clean and dry.

What is priming coils?

Priming your coils is like the break-in period for a new car. It lets the coils settle into their normal operating conditions before you add e-liquid. Avoid over-pressing the firing button. Use the puff timer tools on your vaporizer to learn when to hold and release the firing button.

ConnorH2 New Member

Hi there, I'm new to vaping. I bought myself a Vaporesso Tarot Nano Kit with some 'Traditional ECU Coils ' with a sticker that says 35-40 watts. Do I need to run it at this voltage? can I go higher? the coils have a ohm of 0.5.

Belhade Ultra Member Verified Member ECF Veteran

That's an estimated power range that's the coils are supposed to perform at. Which sounds about right for that resistance; I fire single .6Ω coils at 25-30w, and dual coils reading .6Ω at 30-40w. Best to start at the lower end of the range, see how it works then slowly increase as necessary.

bombastinator ECF Guru Verified Member ECF Veteran

That's an estimated power range that's the coils are supposed to perform at. Which sounds about right for that resistance; I fire single .6Ω coils at 25-30w, and dual coils reading .6Ω at 30-40w. Best to start at the lower end of the range, see how it works then slowly increase as necessary.

eastcoaster91 Senior Member

I just bought the Tarot Mini Kit and I'm using the .5ohm 316l coil rated at 25-35watts and I'm running it at 35watts. I've taken it as high as 45watts and it seems like it can't keep up with me chain vaping .

ConnorH2 New Member

thanks a lot guys, I've been running it on 35. I'll keep it below 40 though

supertrunker Living sarcasm Verified Member ECF Veteran

Hi there, I'm new to vaping. I bought myself a Vaporesso Tarot Nano Kit with some 'Traditional ECU Coils' with a sticker that says 35-40 watts. Do I need to run it at this voltage? can I go higher? the coils have a ohm of 0.5.

Eskie ECF Guru Verified Member ECF Veteran

Just prime the coil well, then break it in. Start with low wattage and increase a few watts at a time until your sweet spot. It will likely be under the "recommended, rated" wattage or at the low end of it.

Why do coils have hot spots?

A hot spot is a section of a coil that glows much more brightly than the rest of the coil due to uneven spacing between the wraps of the coils.

Which drip tip material is best for vaping?

Between the three popular drip tip materials, Ultem has the highest heat resistance and may be the best choice for extremely high-temperature vaping. For non-extreme sub-ohm vaping scenarios, though, any of the three materials work well.

Why is it important to eliminate hot spots before using a coil?

It’s important to eliminate hot spots before using a coil because a coil that heats unevenly will never give you a good vaping experience. It’ll always create hot, harsh vapor that doesn’ t taste right — and since it’ll quickly burn through the wick, things will only get worse from there.

What is temperature control in vaping?

Temperature control is a vaping technology whose time seems to have come and gone. While you could once expect to find at least one titanium or nickel coil available for any given tank, today it isn’t even a given that you’ll find a stainless steel coil for your tank since kanthal mesh is all the rage.

What is the form factor of a sub ohm tank?

One thing worth noting is that many of the replacement drip tips that you’ll find today use the wide 810 form factor. Many older sub-ohm tanks use the narrow 510 form factor. If your tank’s mouthpiece is around the same size as a cigarette filter, it’s a 510 mouthpiece.

Can a vape tank get hot?

If your tank has a metal mouthpiece that gets hot when you vape, you’ll want to swap it out for a plastic mouthpiece that doesn’t conduct heat to your lips.

Can you control temperature on a stainless steel coil?

Some older mods may not support temperature control mode with stainless steel coils. You can think of temperature control vaping as being more like “temperature limiting.”. You’ll set a maximum temperature for your coil as well as a “preheat wattage” that determines how quickly the coil heats up.

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