Google wasn't too much help, you guys are more reliable. 
Prior to this thread I wrote what appeared to be a 10,000 word essay that I realized went way overboard so I deleted it all and am starting fresh.
Here is the scenario. I have an iclear 30 at 2.0 ohms, an MVP V2, and a nautilus mini which I acquired today from a local B&M. I am vaping a 20pg/80vg, 18mg nic liquid. Throughout the day I've been getting progressively muted to even bad flavor from both devices. Although both coils failing in line with each other is possible, it is on the unlikely side of things.
Now, instead of throwing a dozen possible scenarios at you, I think it would be easiest to start with a few little questions.
What does a dry hit or failing/bad coil taste like? Please describe it in great detail if possible so I can assess my situation. Are they different tastes? Is it a spicy, burny, peppery sort of taste? What can you compare it to?
Either I have some psychological issues that need addressing or something else is going on. Your input would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
Prior to this thread I wrote what appeared to be a 10,000 word essay that I realized went way overboard so I deleted it all and am starting fresh.
Here is the scenario. I have an iclear 30 at 2.0 ohms, an MVP V2, and a nautilus mini which I acquired today from a local B&M. I am vaping a 20pg/80vg, 18mg nic liquid. Throughout the day I've been getting progressively muted to even bad flavor from both devices. Although both coils failing in line with each other is possible, it is on the unlikely side of things.
Now, instead of throwing a dozen possible scenarios at you, I think it would be easiest to start with a few little questions.
What does a dry hit or failing/bad coil taste like? Please describe it in great detail if possible so I can assess my situation. Are they different tastes? Is it a spicy, burny, peppery sort of taste? What can you compare it to?
Either I have some psychological issues that need addressing or something else is going on. Your input would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!