Micro coil and cotton ohms

[Mrsmac]

Hi all. I am currently vaping several tester tanks with a microcoil and cotton wick at 1.8 ohms. I usually get a good throat hit with standard coils at that resistance but with the micro and cotton seem to get little throat hit, am I doing something wrong?

i tried a naturevape coil once but it was too low at 1.4ohms so gave that away, I found the vape too warm, can't remember what the hit was like though

[vigowomble]

It would depend what your watts or volts setting is I think Mrsmac. Turn your mod up a bit, if that is an option, and you should get a better vape.

[Mrsmac]

Will give that a go, thanks. That's if my juice can handle it as it prefers 7 watts to my palate, however, maybe that has changed now that it is a slightly different set up, will give it a go!

[markm]

It may be that your wicks are not feeding to juice at the right rate,
Too slow and you get a burning, to much and they tend to boil and spit instead of vapourising.
If it's the latter then higher power will/should work even better.

[Mrsmac]

Turned it up a notch and they seems to be helping and so far the juice still tastes good thanks guys.

Didn't think that different wicks may need different power!

[markm]

Wicking speed and power go hand in hand,
That's what Rebuildables are all about, step one is learning to make a good coil,
Step two, which is far more important is making a good wick.
Matching the wicking speed to the power you want to apply is the advanced class
And the sky is the limit power wise........

[enjay]

Dam right markm, I'm getting into sub ohms with the drippers and managing ridiculous numbers like 0.1-0.2 ohms and still getting a cracking vape on a mech with the sony vtc's. You'd think it would just be to hot but it's not, especially if you get the balance right between coil and wick.