nnt masukkan nama aku dlm list kau, evic vtc 2pcs, menang ecf giveaway...

i think ur mod doesnt have proper step down...

most probably ur mod automatically bypass the power regulator, which resulted in mech like firing..

it's happening with the newer ipv d2..

i dont think u understand my point bro..

but anyway, as long as u enjoy ur vaping experience, thats good to know..

oh, btw, am vaping at 13.5watts on my 1.2ohm coils, no burnt taste at all..

if u have a scope to measure ur active wattage when u fire ur device then u'll know that ur mod is not firing at the wattage that u have set on ur mod..
i've heard that the mod that you are using does bypass the the chip power regulation to fire at effective current battery volt rate, hence mech like firing.
to be honest, i never trusted smok mod chips btw.

the safest firing range is between 3.7v - 4.2v, thats according to the effective battery charge rate.
sub ohm is quite different, voltage will be lower while the wattage will be bump up via the battery amp.
higher amps will allow higher wattage at lower volt to effectively heat up the coils but most of the time, ur volt will linger less than 4 volts.

nope, more flavoring is an overkill, it will ended up muting ur overall mix.
go with moderation.
mixing eliquid is like baking, flavors complementing each other.
go to e-liquid-recipes.com, study all the mixes uploaded there. if u look carefully, some multiple flavorings in a recipe goes way beyond 20% while most of them are below 20%.
less is more, try to maintain your mixes below 15% and learn the concept of main and supporting flavors.
read more bro..

duuhh...lower resistance requires more power to effectively heat up the coils..
but, higher wattage creates more heat, more heat will create more vapor but ur wick will dry up pretty fast which will resulted with burnt taste.
to overcome that issue, coils need to be bigger in diameter so that ur wick will stay saturated for that firing period...
that pairs with effective wicking and appropriate airflow will lessen the probability of dry hit experience.
in a vaccum tank, more heat+bigger airflow=more vapor+high vacuum=no fry wicks.

this u are correct but be reminded, the way u vape right now at 6watts, u r seriously under volt..
under volt will lessen ur battery lifespan the same way when a battery is being discharge at the peak amp rate.
in ur case my friend, ur 6watts is being fired at max maybe 10amp, assuming ur not using a 20amp rate battery.
though u say that u can adjust the wattage of your device, so do i and every one here unless they are using mech mod.
that is why i'm telling u, ur mod already bypass the 6watts settings and firing at ur battery rated volts..
the same way a mech mod is firing.

one more thing, the pg,vg and nic they use is different than what we used here.
thats why our brewers opt for sucra/stevia/EM in their mixes.

it does help but come to think about it, how does US liquid managed to give good flavors at 70% and 80% vg with only 20% - 30% pg based flavorings..

its not just having to add more pg to the mixes, its the overall mixes which includes the type of nic base used, pg or vg..

for a 0.4ohm coil, you should be firing at at least 20watts to be on the safer side, this is to prolong ur battery life.

as of now, ur firing style is under volting the battery and the risk of damaging the battery is there.

aku punya tak tau peciter ni..

tahniah..

lower down ur joule between 20j-25j..
32j heats up real fast and u'll get that burnt taste if your tank doesnt wick fast enough..

u can create a support ticket just to know the correct screw size from fastek..

they'll even provide you with the correct sku #

study the recipe before u even mix em..
most US brewer brewed at 70vg...
look not just at the flavoring, look at the vg/pg/nic as well..
some even mix using premix vg/pg/nic which will make ur mix terrible..

This post has been edited by duke_hunt: Jan 8 2016, 03:20 PM