At the time of writing this post I had, and still have no intention of creating an issue about this..this has merely been a post of ponder based on chatting to people with sub tanks and hearing the same comment..
Had a dud coil and threw it away and fitted new one..
I guess if every faulty coil had to be closely inspected and tested it could go either way, user problem, defective tank or actual faulty coil..
Because the item of value is so small and one doesn't have the time or experience or even equipment to analyse the problem it's far easier to toss it.
Let's be honest how many of us who have a problem coil will jump in our car and drive back to our vendor for them to look at it. Never mind the people who buy via courier service.
What is just interesting is that when you put a rough monetary value on this based on number of people posting about faulty coils it becomes millions we talking here
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Not an 'issue' at all, I think this is a good discussion and an important one to have.
Perhaps as a vendor it may appear that it's in my best interest to defend a product, but in reality it is not. If any product has, on average, negative feedback I stop selling it, finish and klaar. Selling bad products is bad business and more importantly may ruin someone's vaping experience, sending them back to the stinkies. I am however saying that evidence from my viewpoint is quite to the contrary. I also have had returned to me a few sub tank minis because of leaking problems and having followed the procedure mentioned earlier found all of them to be working in line with their capabilities. Some of them did have some badly abused coils though.
I am not denying that this is a commonly discussed issue to be found on forums either but the problem with forums are that they are, generally, places where people go to discuss problems, it's not like people have a tendency to go on a forum and post: "I put in another coil today and it works fine." Add to that a component of overzealous brand (and method) supporters and the odd troll and you have a lively 'discussion'. I am not referring to this thread btw just the nature of forums in general.
I contribute to this thread only so that perhaps the average guy/gal doesn't just accept the 'it's a dud coil' excuse, which has become so prevalent, but also considers other possibilities. It may save 'em a good amount of money in the long run.
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