If I'm using a 2.6-3.0ohm carto at what voltage on my vv do I need to be concerned about burning the atty? I have been using the Fluxomizers, but I've somehow burnt 2 in less than a week at 3.7v. If I continue at this rate my wallet will be mad.
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Are you sure the fluxos are burned? More often than not you can pop the seals out, give it a rinse out and then dry burn it.
Just need to screw it onto the battery with no liquid in there and hit the power button on your pv. I reccommend you don't look straight into it as it can spit. You'll hear it sizzle at first, then kinda hiss quietly and vapour will come off. Keep pulsing the coil for a little while, maybe 15 - 30 seconds and rinse it off again. If you need to, repeat that until the coils and wick are looking better.
The wicks in fluxomisers do discolour pretty fast.
I use fluxomisers at 2.6ohms and use 5v on it. Burning isn't an issue if you keep the wick wet and you can always dry burn them if they're looking too gunked over.
Just need to screw it onto the battery with no liquid in there and hit the power button on your pv. I reccommend you don't look straight into it as it can spit. You'll hear it sizzle at first, then kinda hiss quietly and vapour will come off. Keep pulsing the coil for a little while, maybe 15 - 30 seconds and rinse it off again. If you need to, repeat that until the coils and wick are looking better.
The wicks in fluxomisers do discolour pretty fast.
I use fluxomisers at 2.6ohms and use 5v on it. Burning isn't an issue if you keep the wick wet and you can always dry burn them if they're looking too gunked over.
I'll try that. Could it be that my liquid is to thin and that creates the burnt taste?
It's hard to say. If it was thin then it would wick easier so it shouldn't cause burning so easily. I use very very thick liquid and it can gunk up the coil very quickly. It depends on how "sugary" the juice is, how dark it is etc as well.
Have you taken a fluxomier's seals apart before? You just pop them off with top with something that can get inside. The last one in there, the one with two slots either side that the wicks come out of? You can cut those slots so they're /\ shape, just make them a tad wider and it'll wick any thickness of liquid if you tilt it upside down in seconds.
It takes a little getting used to having a super wicking fluxomiser but it's a good thing in my book
If the coil is black or dark brown, it's pretty normal for it to happen. If it's starting to taste bad then yeah, dry burn it as clean as you can and it should be better. You can keep doing it until it's spent completely. I get about 2 - 3 months out of one fluxomiser but I dry burn them to death lol!
ps, on your very first fill, make sure you put in a drop or two right onto the coil before you use it so that it does not burn from first use. It will last longer and wick better from the start that way.
Have you taken a fluxomier's seals apart before? You just pop them off with top with something that can get inside. The last one in there, the one with two slots either side that the wicks come out of? You can cut those slots so they're /\ shape, just make them a tad wider and it'll wick any thickness of liquid if you tilt it upside down in seconds.
It takes a little getting used to having a super wicking fluxomiser but it's a good thing in my book
If the coil is black or dark brown, it's pretty normal for it to happen. If it's starting to taste bad then yeah, dry burn it as clean as you can and it should be better. You can keep doing it until it's spent completely. I get about 2 - 3 months out of one fluxomiser but I dry burn them to death lol!
ps, on your very first fill, make sure you put in a drop or two right onto the coil before you use it so that it does not burn from first use. It will last longer and wick better from the start that way.
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