I'm not sure who made the chart, maybe someone can chime in later.
I adjust my voltage to taste and whatever the volts; watts or ohms are doesn't matter to me.
Wattage is a measure of power and in our case, the heat generated from the coil.
I don't believe that there is a perfect wattage number as there are many variables.
Some devices can not wick juice fast enough. Some ppl like a hot vape while others like a cooler vape.
90% of my vaping is done by taste, the other 10% of the time is extreme vaping with unflavored nic.
Extreme vaping is all about heat & vapor then.
The sweet spot for me is determined by the flavor of the juice and not a number really.
Some juices loose certain notes at high watts, while other juices come alive.
That's the good thing about VV vaping.
Who made that chart? Was it for new users? The reason I ask is because the Red area is too early. I do not really vape anything unless it is around 10watts. My sweet spot is around 10.85 watts.
I guess it is mostly subject to opinion but I guess I will make a new excel sheet with levels closer to my opinion. I have been vaping an HH357 for a year at 10.85 watts and never ran into any problems. Granted, an HH isn't a new user atty but I have vaped plently of Joye atty's around this range with no problems. Plus, you get batter vapor/flavor around 10watt range.
