22 AWG has always been a PITA to work with.
With the slow ramp-up, some flavors vaporize earlier and therefore contribute more flavors to the puff while avoiding gunk build-up with other flavors that atomize quickly. Of course, 24awg is right smack in-between and brings out the best of both worlds (i.e., 22awg and 26awg).
Just some observations. Anyone else with a similar experience? Thoughts?
- The slightest protrusion from build deck would come in contact with chimney and short atomizer.
- Orienting the coil for perfect airflow frequently loosened the post screws.
- Ultra-slow ramp up.
With the slow ramp-up, some flavors vaporize earlier and therefore contribute more flavors to the puff while avoiding gunk build-up with other flavors that atomize quickly. Of course, 24awg is right smack in-between and brings out the best of both worlds (i.e., 22awg and 26awg).
Just some observations. Anyone else with a similar experience? Thoughts?