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Snap Crackle Pop ! On Claptons

TLSmoak

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Hey guys,
Semi noob here.
So I built some coils with fused Clapton wire 32/28g dual coils 6 wraps on a velocity (tobecco) and vaping has become a very painful experience :eek:
Hot juice flying everywhere, crackling, popping and burning of fragile tastebuds.
I've searched the Internet and found only 1 similar post here that really didn't close.
I've tried different types of wicking ( less cotton/ more cotton), I've heard more power !!! :devil: ... Ran my mod up to 70watts and it was louder crackling and pops!
I heard Clapton coils are supposed to be awesome :cool:
So it's most likely me :facepalm:
You guys are awesome at advice. Please Help! :drunk:
 

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Squonkamaniac
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Hey guys,
Semi noob here.
So I built some coils with fused Clapton wire 32/28g dual coils 6 wraps on a velocity (tobecco) and vaping has become a very painful experience :eek:
Hot juice flying everywhere, crackling, popping and burning of fragile tastebuds.
I've searched the Internet and found only 1 similar post here that really didn't close.
I've tried different types of wicking ( less cotton/ more cotton), I've heard more power !!! :devil: ... Ran my mod up to 70watts and it was louder crackling and pops!
I heard Clapton coils are supposed to be awesome :cool:
So it's most likely me :facepalm:
You guys are awesome at advice. Please Help! :drunk:
Perhaps try some cellucotton, you can pack it in the coil tighter, the snap crackle pop is usually air between the wick and the coil.
 

TLSmoak

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Perhaps try some cellucotton, you can pack it in the coil tighter, the snap crackle pop is usually air between the wick and the coil.
Cellu Cotton: I'll have to look that up.
I've only got Japanese cotton and Rayon
 

MyMagicMist

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I use rayon myself. Know @TLSmoak said they'll try it. Only presenting another satisfied user of it. It does really well. Think once it is tried many convert to the Holy Church of Rayon. :)
 

ej1024

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Hey guys,
Semi noob here.
So I built some coils with fused Clapton wire 32/28g dual coils 6 wraps on a velocity (tobecco) and vaping has become a very painful experience :eek:
Hot juice flying everywhere, crackling, popping and burning of fragile tastebuds.
I've searched the Internet and found only 1 similar post here that really didn't close.
I've tried different types of wicking ( less cotton/ more cotton), I've heard more power !!! :devil: ... Ran my mod up to 70watts and it was louder crackling and pops!
I heard Clapton coils are supposed to be awesome :cool:
So it's most likely me :facepalm:
You guys are awesome at advice. Please Help! :drunk:
What is the pg/vg of ur JOOZE??


VAPE ON
 

TLSmoak

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I did the Scottish roll that I looked up and the symptoms are a lot calmer. Still there tho. I'll wick some Rayon tonight and see. But is everyone that uses Clapton coils wicking with rayon?
 

AmandaD

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I did the Scottish roll that I looked up and the symptoms are a lot calmer. Still there tho. I'll wick some Rayon tonight and see. But is everyone that uses Clapton coils wicking with rayon?
I use rayon - you need to stretch it out a bit so it's fairly tight in the coil!
 

TLSmoak

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Just an update.
I rewicked the same coil with the scottish roll and rayon and the symptoms have all but gone.
So far so good! :D
 

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Squonkamaniac
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Just an update.
I rewicked the same coil with the scottish roll and rayon and the symptoms have all but gone.
So far so good! :D
Perfect...after switching to rayon, I would't bother with cotton anymore....the shit just wicks like hell and lasts 2-3 times longer.
 

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