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Thanks, I'll give it a shot. sent from a galaxy far far away

I found and joined the site a couple of days ago, I probably should have started here I quit smoking 10/26/2016 and my wife got me to try e-cigs... I hated them, what a hassle! but I bought a vape pen and felt this was doable. Then I started seeing all the Vape Pens, Box Mods, and so forth and now I'm hooked! They don't call me gadget for nothing. LOL I'm glad I found this place!

I've been reading on RBA, I will probably give it a try down the road.

I'm hoping I just got a bad batch of coils because I don't have any of those issues with either of the 2 coils that came with the Cupti.

Well I'm at a loss now, I heard back from the Vendor and from Kanger. Short MP3 of the gurgling Kanger tells me this is normal. The Vendor (I won't mention here out of respect) had this to say: "You fill up the tank, use it as you normally would. When you left it alone for a few hours or so and pick it back up, there is leakage from the airflow holes. Upon cleaning it up, there is a noticeable "flutter" in the e-liquid when you vape. It may leak a bit during use at this point. If it does not, after some use, the "fluttering" of e-liquid eases down or stops entirely. Cotton is absorbent by nature and while the cotton may be soaked with e-liquid already, it will still constantly wick e-liquid regardless of how wet it is. Due to the way atomizer heads are designed, the cotton has contact surface with the actual coil that allows excess e-liquid to leak down into the airflow control base where it pools up over time. The best way to prevent this is to use a higher wattage/temperature for a few vapes every so often so it allows the device to heat up any excess e-liquid that may leak through the cotton. Give that a try and let us know what you find." I ordered another pack of coils from a different vendor, I am bound determined to make this work!

Thanks@Tam I've read that and several other threads. That's what leads me to think (and hope) that Kanger has updated the coils and I just got an old batch. The Cupti is perfect for me other than that. And I'm a gadget Junkie... Even being relatively new I have a fair arsenal of toys. V2 Pro series 3 eLeaf iJust 2 with a SMOK Baby Beast eLeaf iJust S SMOK Big Stick V8 SMOK OSUB Plus Kanger Cupti sent from a galaxy far far away

First post so go easy on me. [emoji41] I'm relatively new at vaping, I quit smoking 10/26/2017 after 45 plus years. I started on e-cigs and vape pens, then went to a SMOK Stick V8, and recently got a Kanger Cupti. I really like the Cupti, no leaking, easy to fill, and really great flavor. Now the problem. I've been using it for about 2 weeks now and it seemed like the coil was starting to make the juice taste slightly burnt. I bought a 5 pack of coils and replaced the coil. Immediately I started getting gurgling in the tank and horrible spitback. IV thought maybe I primed it to much so I turned it upside down for a while, cleaned out the tube and swabbed the juice from the top of the coil. I put it back in and it was OK for about 2 draws. I took it out, put the original coil back in and no issues whatsoever. So I tried another new coil. Same problem. I've tried 3 out of the 5 new coils and they are unusable. Did I get a bad batch of coils or have they updated the coils and I got a batch of the old ones? Kanger Cupti CLOCC 0.5 ohm ss coil Replacement coils genuine Kanger CLOCC 0.5 ohm ss coils Thanks in advance sent from a galaxy far far away

Awesome story! sent from a galaxy far far away