RTA for cool fire IV

[mcvaping]

Hi potv's

So I've been vaping on my cool fire iv plus with isub tank for around 3 months now and the coils are doing my head right in!!! After 3 to 4 days of use with a brand new coil it's like every other toke I take is a burnt dry hit. I've tried different wattage, air flow, higher/lower pg/vg liquids, re-wicking the coils myself and nothing seems to improve.

So my question is would a RTA solve this problem??? And if so which would be best???

I usually go for higher vg liquids as I love the cloud production.

 

[tabs604]

I had the coolfire 4 and used a Billow v2 on it. looked good, 5ml capacity but more suited to 60vg juice. max i could push it was 40 watts but gave very good cloud production and flavour.

 

[mcvaping]

I had the coolfire 4 and used a Billow v2 on it. looked good, 5ml capacity but more suited to 60vg juice. max i could push it was 40 watts but gave very good cloud production and flavour.

Thanks tabs I'll look into it... I'm mixing my own liquids at the minute just trying a few things out but mainly they are a high vg like 60 or 70

 

[markmark]

Sticking a pin through the cotton on them coils realy helps stoping dry hits am getting 3 weeks out of a coil now

 

[andred]

Second that, used a small needle on mine, just be careful not to push the wick out the other side and prime that coil right up.

 

[pneumatus]

Pin through the cotton on a stock coil helps wicking a lot. Rewicking completely with a more sensible amount of cotton works well too.

 

[mannikon]

Not had that problem with Innokin coils up to 70VG on my CF4plusses and have used 80VG occasionally but wasn't getting enough clouds or flavour. Bought a Stentorian Steam Engine which is better with high VG, its coils have four wicking holes where the Innokin coils have only two. It was cheaper than my iSub S or iSub Apex. The Stentorian coils a tad more pricey but they seem to last longer and get less fouled by strong flavours probably because the tank has a liquid flow control. I'm sure there are other tanks that will work well too. I tend to use the Innokin tanks for 50/50 juice or up to 70 when I'm out and about cos the Stentorian clouds seem to scare people (not kidding).

 

[tommywho5150]

I never really had any problems with the Innokin coils when I was using them, they're certainly far better than the Joyetech Cubis coils.
If you want an RTA the one I would go for would be the Geek Vape Griffin. I love mine, its super easy to build on, great airflow, amazing taste. The only downside is it only has a 3.5ml juice capacity but that's to be expected with such a huge build deck.

 

[parkerfresh]

I second the Griffin... Anything with a decent sized build deck is going to be good. The Griffin is a great tank, the only thing that lets it down the air and juice flow adjustment is very loose, pretty simple fix though