HV Juice help

[Boodle]

I got some HV juice from Nhale. Do you pros know other suppliers that sell HV juice? And do I need HV juice? I enjoy lots of flavor and use a GLV2 5v and have an Omega 6v that I don't use much because of the burnt taste. Going to try a 3.7 v bottom-feeder. I only drip. Just read about the top-feeder in the Veteran's area. Maybe that's the way to go? Trying to find my sweet spot. Thank you in advance. This is my fav pot on ECF - wonderful, thoughtful feedback and support. Appreciate you all.

 

[Kent C]

I got some HV juice from Nhale. Do you pros know other suppliers that sell HV juice? And do I need HV juice? I enjoy lots of flavor and use a GLV2 5v and have an Omega 6v that I don't use much because of the burnt taste. Going to try a 3.7 v bottom-feeder. I only drip. Just read about the top-feeder in the Veteran's area. Maybe that's the way to go? Trying to find my sweet spot. Thank you in advance. This is my fav pot on ECF - wonderful, thoughtful feedback and support. Appreciate you all.

HV is basically more flavor added. Other vendors call it 'doublers'. The burnt flavor on the HV mods is not from the ejuice flavoring - but from continuing past the point of a loss of flavor. You can get more flavor with HV or doublers in the HV mods but once you lose flavor, you have to refill or redrip. It just happens a lot faster with an HV than a regular PV so keep that in mind.

 

[DonDaBoomVape]

As for that burnt taste with your Omega at 6V: Use HV atomizers (with a higher resistance matched to that higher voltage). With a 4.5-4.7 ohm HV atomizer (e.g., from NHaler or AtmosUSA), 6V yields a wonderfully intense (but not burning) ~8 watts of power. [Other alternatives include Liberty-Flights' 4.2 ohm HV5 and 5.0 ohm HV6 atomizers, which would yield 8.6 and 7.2 watts respectively.]

Be aware that AltSmoke states: "The Omega is not intended to used with anything but (1x) rechargeable 18650 Protected Battery." and "Also stacking batteries is not recommend." (sic) [I think they meant to say "recommended."]

 

[Katya]

I've been using Nhaler's HV ejuices for almost a year and I love them. HV Drewbacco 1 is my staple and I always have a bottle on hand. It's also a perfect mixer--makes any tobacco flavor taste better, IMO.

That said, I could never really understand the HV designation. Here's what Drew announced when he first introduced the formula:

"My freinds and I have been doing some high voltage (4-6 Volts) vaping and what we have figured out is the Liquid burns quicker and more effectively if mixed just right ....So we have designed a lower nicotne (12mg) HIGH VOLTAGE JUICE and now introducing:

NHALER HIGH VOLTAGE VAPER LIQUID"

Several people, including me, tried to ask him what exactly made those eliquids HV, and this was the best we got:

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...ice-usa-made-juice-updates-51.html#post880018

Not very precise, is it?

In my experience, Drew's HV juices taste just the same as his other formulas but are a bit thicker. They produce plenty of vapor, possibly due to a higher VG content (?), wick very well, and perform flawlessy with all kinds of devices: HV, LV, cartos, atties, dripping, anything. They are high quality, reliable and consistent eliquids. They are also wonderful for dripping.