I'm not sure if he knows what he's talking about
It really doesn't matter though Mate
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I'm not sure if he knows what he's talking about
It really doesn't matter though Mate
I save all of my boxes and sometimes I have to refer back to them for make/model, especially the stuff I don't use often with weird names and spelling
I must have it set up wrong because I don't detect any major increase in flavor no matter how I have the airflow set.
I have the Geekvape Ammit MTL RDA sitting on a squonk. In fact, I have two identical setups with this. This was the RDA that ended my search for the perfect MTL vape with great flavor. Can't recommend it highly enough.
The Recurve (I forget who makes it) or the Asmodus C4 for restricted DL. Asmodus makes several good squonkable single coil DL tanks - the Bunker, .Blank, Barrage. I have all four that I list and they're all very good.
Sorry, I had my existing coil wrong. I running 3mm NI200 30ga two strands twisted for .16 ohm on a DNA 40 running TC 45W 420F (I'm so used to 316L I lose track of what's in what). I also have my coil sitting high to where the coil bottom is seen thru the air slots. That helps with the whistle also. Flavor wise, well it's not mesh but it does give a good flavor for me. Hope you get things sorted.
I have a regular SS316 coil that came out to .44 ohms. I have it pretty high up to where I can see the bottom half of the coil through the airflow. Should I lower it so the coil is entirely covering the airflow?
I don't use a wasp but I place my coils pretty much the same as you and find that works better for me. Another thing I always do is use 510 dts on every atty, concentrates the flavor.
Every RDA/RTA hits a little Different.
But as a "General" Rule, Lowering a Coil leans towards More Flavor. And High Leans Toward More Vapor. Within Limits of course.
Also, as Letitia mentioned, using a Drip Tip with a Smaller Inner Bore can make a Big Difference.
Like most things with vaping it all comes down to personal preference.
I would try lowering and raising your coil until you find "the sweet spot" that works best for you.
Or the wasp simply doesn't fall into your particular sweet spot vape wise. I have a box full of attys others love and I just didn't. Just like our nanos aren't favored by all.
Thanks for the tips, everyone. I lowered the coil and the flavor is better for me. I've also started using TC on the Topside Dual. I heard TC wasn't very good with this mod. TC's always been hit or miss on my other mods. Hopefully, TC will be more consistent on the Topside Dual.
Just want to reply that I'm glad you found your coil placement for flavor as discussed above from @Letitia, @[URL='https://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/members/zoidman.34865/']zoiDman and [URL='https://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/members/showmetwice.287295/']@ShowMeTwice for your Wasp Nano. Yea, TC with different mods can be hard to pin down. My Topside 90W single (T-SS setting) for a mesh SS316L at .15ohm is set for 500F @ 65W for my sweet spot using tobacco & unflavored. But that's me
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If you still want to try out another atomizer, you could check the Requiem from Vandy Vape. It comes with three different top caps with varying amounts of airflow, plus you can twist the barrel to reduce it further. One thing to be aware of is that it is made for small coils. While you might fit a 3mm in there, 2.5mm is optimal. It's not for everyone, but I get good flavor from mine on the Pulse 2.
Hello again. Does anyone know how loud the Reload S is compared to the Wasp Nano?
I like the looks of that reload s. My problem with the nano is breaking the caps because they are plastic. Maybe it's me, I broke a reload mtl tank and a nano cap in the same day last week.
Pretty smooth on my clone with a 2.5 or 3 mm tricore installed. Can't compare to the wasp since I've not used one.
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