Limitless rdta plus

[Jānels]

Sveiki šā tanka lietotāji jautājums Jums, vai jums ir spitbacki ? Vati lieku vairāk mazāk nekā kā ir spitback tā ir varbūt kādam ir kāds ieteikums kā to novērst ? Pēc gandrīz visiem YouTube pieejamiem video wickoju bet tāpat nekā ...

[GreatWhite]

Nu man spitback bija kad vati par plānu sarullēju koilā.

[Jānels]

Vate tik bieza lai varētu cieši dabūt cauri koilam bet arī nepārāk cieši lai ir stingri bet ne pārāk kaut ka tā bet tāpat spļaudās

[GreatWhite]

Ok, tad laikam jāprecizē: cik ĻOTI spļaudās!

PS: uz klavieres ir arī punkta un komata taustiņš. Dažreiz ir vērts to lietot.

[Jānels]

Spļaudās nu tā diezgan jūtami uz Drip tipa malas vēl sula riktīgi paliek :/

[GreatWhite]

Tātad, ko par to saka internets:

- Coils are too cold. This allows more of your juice to wick than your coils can atomize. This in turn oversaturates your wick material, and the hot-but-not-atomized juice boils and bubbles. I noticed in another comment thread that you're using 70/30, so my normal advice in this situation (increasing the VG/PG ratio) doesn't apply. Instead, if you have a variable wattage mod, try increasing the wattage, or (assuming pre-built coils), switch to an higher resistance on your coils (keep the wattage the same to make the coils heat up more).
- Coils are too hot. This causes your coils to run dry (atomizing faster than they can wick), which prevents them from staying in a safe temperature range (atomizing actually provides a cooling effect to the coils). Any new juice wicked instantly boils upon coming in contact with the overly-hot coils, which causes the spitting. Try a lower ratio of VG/PG (like 60/40 or even 50/50) and see if that helps. You can also try a lower wattage or lower resistance coils.
- Airflow is too high or too low. Either setting can cause either problem 1 or 2, though indirectly. Try playing with your airflow setting.
Your coil is burning out. This can cause overheating of the coil, or in rare cases arcing and burning of the wick, further complicating the problem. Replace your coil (most pre-built coils need to be replaced every week or two, depending on intensity of use - yours, like mine, might need to be replaced every few days).
- Last, but certainly not least, you might be vaping a lot in a short period of time, which causes your juice to be "pre-heated." Believe it or not, this actually prevents atomizing by thinning the juice in the tank which causes oversaturation of the wick. This is the most common cause for me. Put the vape down for 20 minutes or so to let it all cool down and thicken up again.

Source:
https://www.reddit.com/r/Vaping101/comm ... id_at_you/

[Shnjabs]

Vienīgais ko es varu ieteikt ik pa laikam izkratīt sulu vai izņemt to daļu ar kuru regulē gaisa padevi un noslaucīt, jo man ir tas pats no kondensāta kas sakrājas augšā tieši zem driptipa.

[Jānels]

Tātad, ko par to saka internets:

- Coils are too cold. This allows more of your juice to wick than your coils can atomize. This in turn oversaturates your wick material, and the hot-but-not-atomized juice boils and bubbles. I noticed in another comment thread that you're using 70/30, so my normal advice in this situation (increasing the VG/PG ratio) doesn't apply. Instead, if you have a variable wattage mod, try increasing the wattage, or (assuming pre-built coils), switch to an higher resistance on your coils (keep the wattage the same to make the coils heat up more).
- Coils are too hot. This causes your coils to run dry (atomizing faster than they can wick), which prevents them from staying in a safe temperature range (atomizing actually provides a cooling effect to the coils). Any new juice wicked instantly boils upon coming in contact with the overly-hot coils, which causes the spitting. Try a lower ratio of VG/PG (like 60/40 or even 50/50) and see if that helps. You can also try a lower wattage or lower resistance coils.
- Airflow is too high or too low. Either setting can cause either problem 1 or 2, though indirectly. Try playing with your airflow setting.
Your coil is burning out. This can cause overheating of the coil, or in rare cases arcing and burning of the wick, further complicating the problem. Replace your coil (most pre-built coils need to be replaced every week or two, depending on intensity of use - yours, like mine, might need to be replaced every few days).
- Last, but certainly not least, you might be vaping a lot in a short period of time, which causes your juice to be "pre-heated." Believe it or not, this actually prevents atomizing by thinning the juice in the tank which causes oversaturation of the wick. This is the most common cause for me. Put the vape down for 20 minutes or so to let it all cool down and thicken up again.

Source:
https://www.reddit.com/r/Vaping101/comm ... id_at_you/

To ko saka internets, jau izlasīju pirms uzjautāju šeit.