5volt PT

[menaice]

I currently use a tornado with a eastmall LR 510 atty on it. Would a 5volt usb 510 PT out perform what i am current using? As in warmer vapor, more vapor and better throat hit?

Gah i think i posted this in the wrong section

 

[kj4lxw]

I don't know about the Tornado, but I am getting to the point that I prefer my pt to my manual 510.
I'm getting WAY better peformance out of my pt. Actually ironic I saw this post as i came into this section to post some questions about my pt just now.

 

[matthawk7]

My LR attys from Nhaler (1.5) puts out vapor that's almost too hot. Is that normal? Tons of vapor, just feels like it's cookin my tongue!
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[CSR]

I'm using them as well on a Tornado, Pure Smoker ICON and SuperT Precice
all seem fine to me - as long as I dont' hit them more than 3 or 4 times in a row - they seem to need a rest for 20 or 30 seconds

I also use a cold damp cloth once in a while to cool them down and that does help

 

[Col. Gaunt]

Personally I like my 510's at 1.8 ohms so that they are not too hot.

As far as the pt question, although LR attys will give you a better hit, in my opinion, there is nothing like the hit of a true 5v pt.

Also, Please note, as far as 5v mods are concerned, one 5v mod can be totally different then another 5v mod, it all depends on the method that was used to get the unit to 5v. For instance, A 5v GLV will have a different vape then a 5v Saber touch.

Check out the VPPT 5v PT, it puts out some really nice vapor and provides an awesome vape.

Remember, when using a PT, it is better to purchase a USB wall plug or car plug rather then use the USB of your computer. The USB power supply should be able to provide a minimum of 1.5 amps for a decent vape and 2 to 2.5 amps for the best vaping results.