Cubis spitback

pizzadave80 · Nov 18, 2016

Hello everybody. I bought a mod that came with a cubis last week. My first few hours of vaping were great with it. However, now that it has rested overnight the spitback is unbearable. I looked up videos online about how to avoid it, but none of those tips seem to apply to a standard cubis.

Are there any tips on how to clear this out at all? 15watts 1.5 ohm coil.

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VapingMurse · Nov 18, 2016

Try blowing lightly into the coil before you hit it. This may force excess juice back into the cotton before you inhale. Just be cautious to not blow too much or too hard as this could force juice out of the cotton, drying it out, and leading the coils to burn out

pizzadave80 · Nov 18, 2016

Thanks murse. This seems like a common issue and is only resolved by cleaning g thoroughly and a very tedious priming process... it is soooo flooded though

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VapingMurse · Nov 18, 2016

No problem man. Might be worth a fresh coil and a solid cleaning

pizzadave80 · Nov 18, 2016

Cleaned it out... followed some instructions I found online about proper priming...seems a little better now. I am running 50/50 soooo I imagine that floods easier

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VapingMurse · Nov 18, 2016

It might. It's more viscous. Higher vg makes it more like a syrup. Maybe try 70/30 on the next one. I personally run 88/12 minimum, sometimes 90/10. Benefit of making your own juice, you can customize every aspect of your vape to perfectly fit your need

pizzadave80 · Nov 18, 2016

I was doing 80/20 with my sub ohm tank...felt very heavy in my chest
...was trying 50 50 to see if vg was the issue

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VapingMurse · Nov 19, 2016

Yeah VG makes a very dense vapor. That's how "cloud chasers" get the plumes of vapor. But maybe try bumping the juice to 70/30 to get rid of that spit back

pizzadave80 · Nov 19, 2016

One of my favorite brands is 70/30 so I will see how it goes.

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VapingMurse · Nov 19, 2016

pizzadave80 said:
One of my favorite brands is 70/30 so I will see how it goes.

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Awesome bro. Definitely let us know if it helps!

fq06 · Nov 20, 2016

That 1.5 coil has a very restrictive draw and I think more juice gets pulled into the wicking on that one than the other coils because the vacuum needs to pull from somewhere once it is pulling max air through that small hole.

That's my wife's favorite coil. When I put a new coil in, I don't prime. Putting the coil and top on presses juice up into it on the last thread or two as you screw it on and it's sealing up. I let it sit for 5 minutes and it's good to go.
Also per the manufacturer, if the coil is flooded flick it upside down towards the floor to fling whatever excess juice may be pudding up in the base of the coil.

That 1.5 coil also needs a little more than 15w to vaporize all the juice that's being drawn in so try 16w to 18w.

pizzadave80 · Nov 20, 2016

I now run it at 25 watts and it burns off excess liquid much better. I only see this every once and a while now.

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pizzadave80 · Nov 20, 2016

I bought an avocado

I don't know know if I'll ever use the cubis again lol. That avocado has soooo much flavor

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ChemistryBruh · Dec 25, 2016

You could use it to diversify the flavour and that way you wont get bored by only one juice.

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pizzadave80 · Dec 25, 2016

I have 8 tanks now

..and i don't use the cubis too often. However it is a damn good tank once you get the .2 ohm notch coil in it...it doesn't spit bad with thag

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