I understand Priming a Coils... but Break in time?

[logdawg]

I have a MELO2 and I am trying some of the different coils that fit it. I just had a Triton.4 it was great.. Replaced with a Super Tank .2 Primed the coil waited started at a low watt. 45 watts seems to be the highest I've gone. I read breaking in a coil can take a tank or so. During the break in period do I keep the watts low? Vape at 45 for a few days and then crank it up to 65-70 Thank You

 

[AmandaD]

I've never had a coil that didn't break in within a few pulls!

I certainly wouldn't wait a few days to crank it up - but some people do indeed do that. It's up to you - see what works for your vaping style (or how patient you are LOL)

 

[SOC]

Break-in time is how long it takes for any weirdo taste the new coil provides to disappear.

 

[logdawg]

Maybe my MELO can only handle the coil at 50w.. I'll have to get more Triton coils that worked great.

 

[Huckleberried]

I have a tank that uses proprietary coils. They can sometimes take a full tank for the cotton flavor to dissipate and the full vape flavor to present itself. This is why I prefer rebuildable and rayon. Not that they can't be good after break in, but no break in rocks.

 

[Nancy_Bout]

You can taste it basically as time goes when u can amp it up!
Basically 4th tank


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[logdawg]

Thanks.. The flavor is getting better as I vape. Got it up to 50watts should be good by tomorrow to take it up...

 

[wally]

I have the melo 2 it is my go to. Flavor is awesome. I use the rebuildable coil that smart vapes has for the melo 2 and widened the cotton holes never a dry hit. I usually build .05 .06 coil in tc mode. I don't care for a lot of air flow so keep it open to about 1/8" per side.