If you bought the Alien Kit you would probably be at 30 watts or so like me which is 25% BELOW the recommended range!
I started with an EGO-C tank system. Yeah that's a whole new definition for tootle puffer.Because they can and they want to?
Gawd I started with <8W on a Aspire K1 and now I'm driving a KFv5 with over TWICE THAT wattage! (20W)
If they like it why not? Its their battery life (or not).
So your 'friends' insist ...
Their mods, their attys, their juice, their lungs, their tastebuds.
So they can do as they see fit with theirs.
As you can do as you see fit with yours.
Tootlepuffer or cloudzbro or anything in between - dat's your bidness alone
Hanger wire...
Just like the person that "needs" a 300HP car but can still only go up to the speed limit... or have the newest and largest phone or an Apple computer...it compensates for other things.
I have mostly been vaping 6mg, but started with subohm equipment. I just switched to tootle puffing equipment and vaped some of the hubbys 12mg with no problem, but still find satisfaction with my 6mg too. I just mixed up some of my favorite recipes in 9mg. That's one of the awesome parts of diy, I can mix up whatever I want.The only way I can vape down to about 14 watts is when Tootle Puffing a 1.8 coil in the Nautilus 2. When I am able to go down to 25 watts is in my target mini .5 ceramic coil. With the Nautilus 2 I need the nicotine level to be 18 and with the target mini tank a 12mg. I just can't stand having a low production of vapor without feeling the nicotine strength. I mostly use an RDA at an average 60 watts with 6mg or 3mg sometimes. I don't understand how people can be at 14 watts and be satisfied with a low level nicotine. Maybe it's just me.
I started with an EGO-C tank system. Yeah that's a whole new definition for tootle puffer.
Without going into the gory details...I went to the extremes with pretty much everything. 13 years ago, I made the decision to stop doing that. My family, friends and even myself find the norm far more thrilling.its more like people are obsessed with going to extremes.... its the thrill of going beyond the norm