Thanks for the "like". Always nice to know someone appreciates your comments.
Also, I've been vaping for almost three years now and have used about 15 different models. If you really want better throat hit without increasing the nic level, your best option is a different PV. A better 3.7 volt model, like the Riva or E-Power would definitely be better than what you have because the battery will stay at a higher power output level longer. But a good 5 volt model, such as the GLV2 from Great Lakes Vapor or the power regulated, variable wattage Darwin from nhaler will really give you the warm vapor and much more consistently than any 3.7 volt model. For most of us who started out with a model like yours, then moved to a bigger 3.7 volt model and finally graduated to a 5 volt and variable volt model, the difference in throat hit and consistency was substantial. If we had to do it all over again, we would have started where we ended up.
Good Luck
Also, I've been vaping for almost three years now and have used about 15 different models. If you really want better throat hit without increasing the nic level, your best option is a different PV. A better 3.7 volt model, like the Riva or E-Power would definitely be better than what you have because the battery will stay at a higher power output level longer. But a good 5 volt model, such as the GLV2 from Great Lakes Vapor or the power regulated, variable wattage Darwin from nhaler will really give you the warm vapor and much more consistently than any 3.7 volt model. For most of us who started out with a model like yours, then moved to a bigger 3.7 volt model and finally graduated to a 5 volt and variable volt model, the difference in throat hit and consistency was substantial. If we had to do it all over again, we would have started where we ended up.
Good Luck