Arctic tank BTDC gurgling problems.

[jameskerr86712]

I've had an arctic tank for some time now. I go between .2 and .5 I've found that EVERY new coil I've bought, for the first day or so it gurgles a lot and if I take a semi strong pull I get liquid shooting into my mouth. One or two I can understand but this is EVERY TIME!
Anyone else having this problem?


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[VapinJay]

I've had an arctic tank for some time now. I go between .2 and .5 I've found that EVERY new coil I've bought, for the first day or so it gurgles a lot and if I take a semi strong pull I get liquid shooting into my mouth. One or two I can understand but this is EVERY TIME!
Anyone else having this problem?


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Sometimes this will happen if you prime your coils too heavy with ejuice, pull to hard at a low wattage, or are using clone or non-authentic coils.

 

[fq06]

Wattage too low is what I'm thinking too.
I drip onto the wick to saturate before putting the tank on a new coil then let it sit for 5 min but haven't had one coil spit back at me and I cut about a third of the length off the included drip tip.

 

[VapinJay]

Cutting your drip tip could be a cause of the problem. They are designed like that to try to catch the ejuice and run back down to the atomizer.
I wouldn't use more than 12-15 drops, including the juice windows, to prime the atomizer. Once you do that and let is sit for 5 minutes you should be good to go.
Check out my review for the HorizonTech Phantom Tank. You'll like that tank better than the Arctic.
Don't get me wrong, the Arctic is a solid tank, but the Phantom gers you more flavor and vapor @ 70 watts than the Arctic can at 80-90.

 

[fq06]

I dont have a spit back problem, OP does

 

[VapinJay]

Sorry fq. I assumed James replied to my message.