So I replaced the tank on my Alien 220W kit the other day because I was getting a burnt, disgusting, metallic taste after I replaced my coil. I upgraded to a Crown III, and my friend gave me his juice to prime and fill. Everything was fine until I rejuiced and I'm getting a hint of the taste again. I'm running a .25 ohm coil at around 70 W, but for some reason the ohm reading is around .5. Could it be the juice or is it something with the ohms?
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the coils rise in resistance when hot. they should only be put on the mod at room temp. also maybe you are using a .5 coil?
They are also very underrated. the coils are bets around 100 watts. I did a full review here http://vapingunderground.com/threads/anthony-vapes-uwell-crown-3-sub-ohm-tank-written-review.336001/
They are also very underrated. the coils are bets around 100 watts. I did a full review here http://vapingunderground.com/threads/anthony-vapes-uwell-crown-3-sub-ohm-tank-written-review.336001/
Sounds like you didn't reset the resistance when you changed coils/attys.
Unscrew the atty. Click the firebar a couple of times. The Ohms reading should now be 0. Screw on the atty. Click the firebar once. Press the left (-) button for "Y" to allow the mod to read the new coil.
Unscrew the atty. Click the firebar a couple of times. The Ohms reading should now be 0. Screw on the atty. Click the firebar once. Press the left (-) button for "Y" to allow the mod to read the new coil.
