New to building no flavor peerless clone rdta

[BlazingGunner91]

hi there first off i hope this is in the right place if not i apologize. anyway i am new to rebuildables and have done tons of research been building about a month now. i have a peerless rdta clone that has absolutely no taste to me it's firing evenly. coil's are right above the side airflow the coils are .4 coils 24g kanthal 9 wraps at 3mm ID vaping at 72 watts and going as high as 87 still nothing.

i've had the original peerless rdta to i had the same issue with that one as well no taste but smooth hits

i tried to include some photos from the side so you can see coil and airflow placement it's right above the airflow hopefully someone here can help end my madness lol

 

[PoppaVic]

I find duals are pretty much a waste of power/juice/resources: http://www.steam-engine.org/coil.html?s=dp&r=0.4&awg=24&id=3

 

[BlazingGunner91]

I find duals are pretty much a waste of power/juice/resources: http://www.steam-engine.org/coil.html?s=dp&r=0.4&awg=24&id=3

if i had the silicone block for single coils i'd try that. is there anything you would try since im stuck to dual coils right now?

 

[PoppaVic]

Dropping the wattage? TIghten the airflow? Rewick? Switching to SS316L?

 

[BlazingGunner91]

Dropping the wattage? TIghten the airflow? Rewick? Switching to SS316L?

i'll try some different wire i've played with wattage and airflow still nothing.

 

[Don29palms]

Bring the coils out as close to the airflow as you can without hitting the barrel. Set the coils up high enough so you can see the bottom of the coils through the airflow. Cut the airflow down so it's just as wide as the coils or just a little bit wider. Make sure the barrel is turned so the coils are center in the airflow after is closed down to the width of the coils. You want the aiflow going around the coils. Too much airflow will dilute the flavor. I don't have that atty but those airflow slots look like they are 3 times as wide as your coils.

 

[BlazingGunner91]

Bring the coils out as close to the airflow as you can without hitting the barrel. Set the coils up high enough so you can see the bottom of the coils through the airflow. Cut the airflow down so it's just as wide as the coils or just a little bit wider. Make sure the barrel is turned so the coils are center in the airflow after is closed down to the width of the coils. You want the aiflow going around the coils. Too much airflow will dilute the flavor. I don't have that atty but those airflow slots look like they are 3 times as wide as your coils.

thanks i'll give that a shot the coils are as far out as they can go without scrapping on the airflow when i turn it. it's super smooth just no taste at all unless it's a crazy sweet juice