i've run into a problem, and i don't know how to fix it. Google only brings up "my clouds aren't thick enough..."
i have to have hold the trigger for about 2.5 seconds before i get any vapor out of it. i'm using an eLeaf iStick tc100w, an Augvape Boreas tank (v1), and two basic clapton coils that my ohm checker says is 0.36. i used the same setup for a while with no problems, and then stopped vaping for a few months. When i started back up again, i cleaned everything with mild soap and water, and rinsed a few times to make sure nothing was left. i wicked it like i used to, and now it takes forever to produce anything. i've rewicked it a few times, and tried the various methods i could find on youtube. Nothing seems to help. i took everything apart again, and checked how long the coils take to glow, and they start glowing almost immediately after holding the trigger.
i'll be the first to say i know almost nothing about anything vape related. YouTube tutorials are my main source of info. If anyone can tell me what i'm doing wrong, or at least point me in the right direction, i'd greatly appreciate it.
i have to have hold the trigger for about 2.5 seconds before i get any vapor out of it. i'm using an eLeaf iStick tc100w, an Augvape Boreas tank (v1), and two basic clapton coils that my ohm checker says is 0.36. i used the same setup for a while with no problems, and then stopped vaping for a few months. When i started back up again, i cleaned everything with mild soap and water, and rinsed a few times to make sure nothing was left. i wicked it like i used to, and now it takes forever to produce anything. i've rewicked it a few times, and tried the various methods i could find on youtube. Nothing seems to help. i took everything apart again, and checked how long the coils take to glow, and they start glowing almost immediately after holding the trigger.
i'll be the first to say i know almost nothing about anything vape related. YouTube tutorials are my main source of info. If anyone can tell me what i'm doing wrong, or at least point me in the right direction, i'd greatly appreciate it.