To resolve the issue you can flip your tank upside down to allow excess e-juice to empty out from the chimney, and if the problem persists you can close airflow followed by dry pulls. The more common reason is that you've flooded the coil when priming, excess juice in the coil which can't vaporize quickly enough results in gurgling and/or spit back.
The e-juice in that instance is too thick for your low wattage device and coil, therefore the e-juice doesn't heat sufficiently to turn into vapor. One of the simplest reasons for gurgling or spit back is a beginner attempting to vape 70VG or higher e-juice with a high resistance coil intended for mouth to lung. Why is my tank gurgling when I try to vape and/or why is the e-juice spit backing in my mouth?
#Autoturn tutorial mod
Mod Issue: Too Hot Or Overheat Protection. They're dirt cheap, and can greatly extend the lifespan of your batteries as the wrap is usually the first part to get damaged. It's also a good idea to pick up some replacement battery wraps as well as insulators to have on hand. All are trustworthy, have good prices, and test random samples to ensure they are authentic. Furthermore there is no regulation of batteries and most of those rewraps have fabricated ratings of amps and mah.Īs far as where you should buy those batteries from, the preferred trusted vendors are IMR Batteries, Illumn and Liion Wholesale. They are providing rewrapped versions from one of the aforementioned big four and youshould not buy them as what battery is under that wrap can change at any time and may certainly not be appropriate for vaping. All other companies aren't manufacturing batteries. Only Sony, Samsung, LG, and Sanyo make their own batteries. If those aren't available, the Sony VTC5A, LG HE4, or Samsung 25R are the next best thing. If you're using 18650s in a regulated device, your best bet is the Samsung 30Q, Sony VTC6, or the LG HG2. 
Which batteries should I use, and where should I buy them?
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