Help! Eleaf istick 60w!

jamiez9806 · Oct 22, 2016

I just got a istick 60w. Is it normal for the tank to get hot? I running a ti coil in tc mode. Watts at 45 temp at 550f. I have tried using Google but no luck.

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Whiskey · Oct 22, 2016

Maybe bring the wattage down a bit, what tank are you using? And what wattage are the coils said to handle?

jamiez9806 · Oct 22, 2016

Whiskey said:
Maybe bring the wattage down a bit, what tank are you using? And what wattage are the coils said to handle?

Tanks is the Melo2 that it came with. Ti coil .5 30-60w.

Whiskey · Oct 22, 2016

Yea, even though the coils are rated for that wattage, and it will get hot/warm....if it bothers you, reduce the wattage a little

sto0ka · Oct 22, 2016

Melo II tank suports loads of more coils , try different ones.

And what about your airflow ?
subohm tanks and closed airflow = no go area

skt239 · Oct 22, 2016

How hot are we talking?? Tanks get hot, kinda goes with the territory.

jamiez9806 · Oct 22, 2016

Like what types of coils?

jamiez9806 · Oct 22, 2016

skt239 said:
How hot are we talking?? Tanks get hot, kinda goes with the territory.

Like hot to touch

sto0ka · Oct 22, 2016

jamiez9806 said:
Like what types of coils?

0.3ohm Kanthal Dual Coil 30-80W
0.5ohm Kanthal Dual Coil 30-100W
0.15ohm Ni200 Temp. Control 60W Max
0.5 Ceramic SS316L Coil 30-60W
0.75 ECML Ceramic Coil 8-25W

skt239 · Oct 22, 2016

jamiez9806 said:
Like hot to touch

Is that after a lot of vaping?

jamiez9806 · Oct 23, 2016

Thanks

gbalkam · Nov 12, 2016

You might want to get a heat sink for your mod. Clones are like $2 and auth are like $3.50. They screw in between your tank and mod and work like a radiator on a car (well more like the air cooled radiators on older motorcycles) they just absorb and dissipate the heat so it doesn't fry your IC board.

Help! Eleaf istick 60w!

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