High wattage e-liquids?
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The highest I ever have gone is 30 watts. Lately I'm working my way back down, currently at 12 watts with .3 seconds of 150% pre heat. I believe the way you use high watts iis to run that power through a lot of wire so you make a larger volume of vaper, not hotter vapor.
I am vaping Broke Dick's 15th at 100 Watts but in TC mode at 360°F temperature setting. I never vape at high wattage unless I am using a TC coils or build.
I think the OP needs to take in to consideration if he is using an Atomizer that can handle 200 Watts first. Because if they are firing it at more than the recommended maximum that is why they are frying coils.
That's fine and that's understandable.
Let's assume the atomiser can handle 200+ W.
What those watts will give me?
Let's assume the atomiser can handle 200+ W.
What those watts will give me?
Probably one heck of a warm vape? I have noticed certain e-Liquids taste better with different wattage but like I said previously I only use high wattage with Temperature control.
You don't really need high wattage to generate big clouds in my opinion. I have heard some vape Pure VG for big clouds but you are looking for flavor along with clouds and in my experience some flavors just don't taste good with higher wattage. Now with TC you can go high wattage but it will pulse when the temperature you set it for is reached.
No I am not saying it is what you should do I am just relating what it is that I do. I am not a cloud chaser but I am sitting here at the moment with the room fogged out watching television vaping High VG at 30 Watts in a Baby Beast.
Okay this is good information so maybe I shouldn't be vaping over 100 watts?
If you want as much or more vapor than those blowing the huge clouds, after making that distinctive noise, absolutely, more power will help. I admit they're wonderfully ridiculous. But if you're looking for flavor country, even in the direct lung inhale world there's an optimum, a comfortable level, and in my opinion that can't even begin to compare with tight airflow and/or drip tip necessitating 15W or lower.
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@Betamaxx it sounds like you are not comprehending that the maximum amount of power is determined by the coils or build you are using. Like you can't put more than 12 watts or so to an Aspire BVC for example. Do you understand the point I am trying to relay?
Yes I understand, but what is confusing is that some coils like the Smok T8-V10 say they are good for up to 300 watts but you get a burnt taste with them at 300 watts. That's what led me to believe it might be the juice.
Yeah well what they say and what you can actually do to prolong coils life are two very different things. You don't always need high power to generate a massive cloud. I run my Baby Beast X4 coils at 20% below minimum recommended and can fog out in front of me watching TV I need to lean to see the screen. Another benefit is extended coil life. Think of this analogy if you run an engine at Red Line it doesn't last as long as if you are cruising.
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