ghostrider1971
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Post by ghostrider1971 on May 11, 2017 19:47:10 GMT
Evening each, Quick techie question......as an escape from the sales mayhem  The coils I am using on my OBS Nano sound like they are still "firing" momentarily after I stop pressing the fire button on my mods Coil I am using is a pre-made Aspire around 0.8ohm (kanthal wire) My question is, as a new RTA user, is this normal? I guess I am just used to fairly instant start/stop from stock coils... TIA |
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chykensa
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Post by chykensa on May 11, 2017 19:51:22 GMT
They get very hot whilst firing, and as the wick continues to supply juice to the coil after you stop firing, they continue to vapourise a small amount of juice. Look carefully and you'll see wisps of vapour from the chimney too - same process.
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Post by jtc on May 11, 2017 20:19:27 GMT
It's totally normal and no need to worry  |
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Post by jevans on May 11, 2017 23:47:16 GMT
ghostrider1971As it takes time for the coil to cool down, it also takes time for it to heat up. The way round this is to press the fire button 1/2 sec before you start sucking and releasing it 1/2 sec before you stop sucking! Jim
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