Mvp 3.0 - High Pitched Noise

Hey guys, so I noticed a few days ago that my ecig is making a high pitched squealing noise. I've located the source to be the bottom cap of my mod. I noted that it only does it with one of my 2 batteries. It doesn't affect my vape at all but I would like to know if this is somthing I should be worried about.

My set up is,
innokin itaste 134
iclear 30 X.I. clearomizer
2 mxjo 18650 batteries.  

I have a smok rpm80 which is a aio pod system and when i am in a quite enviroment and press the fire button to vape, my ecig makes a noticable electrical buzzing noise. Is that normal and/or does anyone else have this problem or know how to fix it?  

Hey guys.. i been vaping for a while and not had this hapen before.. i am using a Hugo Vapor Rader and ot has been working with no problems until today... when i go to use it, when i try to fire, it says high atomizer the first time i push fire button followed by low battery (have tried multiple sets) when i press again. If i persevere and keep attempting to fire it works fine as if there were no problem until the next time i go to use the device when the process repeats.. i have taken the tank apart and cleaned and put back but the issue continues.. anyone have any ideas on what is wrong/what i should do?  

Im using ipv mini with Atlantis aspire tank and im vaping unicorn milk. I have it set at 28 w. When I vape it makes a piping or crackling noise. Is that normal?  

Hello everyone. I am new to the forum but I have read a few more topics before having to create an account and explain my problem in detail. I own a Geekvape Aegis Mini TC 80W (with the Cerberus tank) and I'm using a 50% / 50% e-liquid, with chocolate, coconut and oats from Nebula. I have owned it for about 2 weeks now. I've been using a .3 ohms coil in these weeks, and I've been really good, except for the last 2 days, I've burned the coil slightly and I don't like the taste anymore, so I decided to switch to the other .2 ohms that I've bought a couple of days ago, so I primed the coil by putting 4 drips in each cotton hole + 2 or 3 drips in the center cotton (it's a mesh coil). I forgot to say that I vape mainly from 30-40watts but it's fine even from 25-42W, I'll never go over it because only the noise scares me. Yes, I know, it's weird. Anyway, my problem is that after switching to a .2ohms coil (it's been about 30 minutes) at 30watts the taste is yucky, totally different, I wouldn't say burnt but not good, plus the noise is like it's muffled, yeah , I opened the holes, if I go over 30 watts the noise gets slightly louder but the taste worse. I would just like to know if I have to leave it overnight to let the liquid absorb well or change the coil directly because it is faulty (I have another 5 of .2ohms but no other so I can't go back to .3ohms)
So, is this normal?  

So I took a puff and I herd a slight ringing humming noise so I put my ear to it and it is making that noise I thought it might have been something else but what is that is that bad? It seams to only do it when I take a puff and it starts to fade away after like 20 seconds? Thanks guys!  

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The collection begins now

 

I have had a lot of mis fires on my Smokless Owl 25.00 squonker and had to press down extra hard

and sometimes side ways to get it to fire.

I just done some contact cleaning and scraping on the Smokless Owl Button.

I took my wifes Emory board finger nail file thingy and depressed the firing button and held it depressed and rubbed it

across the firing pin and then took a small jewlers screwdriver and scratched it back and forth across the end of the pin and

did the same thing to botton ground pin.

I noticed some black color on the end of the firing pin before I started this cleaning process.

I gently took the screw driver and scratched back and forth across the positive and negative end of the battery just to

take any small film or oxidation from the ends just to make a better connection.

It seems to fire now just like it should with no MISFIRES---mod is now perfect !  

Hi Guys,

So I originally had a nitecore i8 charger that I used to charge 8 x 18650 batteries. After using it for a few days I started noticing that it made a weird ticking noise and got VERY hot on the bottom. Needless to say this made me quite uncomfortable.

So I exchanged it for a Xtar VC8. So far it’s been amazing. No ticking or weird noises and it doesn’t get hot. It also comes with a nice screen that shows you some details about your batteries. This is what leads me to my question.

I noticed when charging my batteries most of them show as roughly 3.7v but others show as 4.1v. Also the longer they charge the higher the number goes. Is this normal? Sorry I’m a total idiot when it comes to batteries and voltages etc. If anyone could clue me in i would be very great full!

Thanks  

Sorry don't know if this is in the right forum.

I have had a mini nautilus for about about a week now.

I've been through so many threads on other people's issue with gurgling and can't find a fix.

I don't get spitting it's just the noise. It's really frustrating me.

I checked website for my mini and it is verified genuine.

Anyone with any suggestions?.

Tried everything mentioned else where. Tried new coil and still making noise. My coils are BVC that cake with verfied mini.

On very rare occasion it doesn't happen it seems to be when I'm on my car which is strange.....

It's leading me to believe it is a problem caused by temperature.

If I can't get this fixed then I'm going to just go back to using my profanity 2 which is a shame as the mini provides better flavour.

I don't see how it's got such good reviews..

Please help