Aerotank + X6 Variable

[AlterEager]

Hi everyone, I've been vaping for about a year now, just want some advice on my setup.

Currently I'm using the newer mostly-metal 1.5ohm dual coil units in my Kanger AeroTank v1.

My X6 battery is sturdy and holds charge for heavy vaping all day. It has three settings: 3.6v, 3.8v, 4.2v.

I was just wondering. Would I be better using 2.0ohm coil units with a higher voltage or with the dual coil requiring slightly more power will 4.2v not be sufficient? At the moment I use the 3.6v setting with a 1.5ohm coil unit which works ok but I don't get massive amounts of vapour and I get through a new unit every 5-7 days.

The juices I use are quite dark (Tmax "Snake Oil"; House of Liquid "Minotaur"), they are tasty but I'm not getting great vapour from them - any tips?

Are more expensive batteries worth the money compared to this basic 1300mAh variable voltage? If so, why?

Thanks

 

[itralph]

Hi everyone, I've been vaping for about a year now, just want some advice on my setup.

Currently I'm using the newer mostly-metal 1.5ohm dual coil units in my Kanger AeroTank v1.

My X6 battery is sturdy and holds charge for heavy vaping all day. It has three settings: 3.6v, 3.8v, 4.2v.

I was just wondering. Would I be better using 2.0ohm coil units with a higher voltage or with the dual coil requiring slightly more power will 4.2v not be sufficient? At the moment I use the 3.6v setting with a 1.5ohm coil unit which works ok but I don't get massive amounts of vapour and I get through a new unit every 5-7 days.

The juices I use are quite dark (Tmax "Snake Oil"; House of Liquid "Minotaur"), they are tasty but I'm not getting great vapour from them - any tips?

Are more expensive batteries worth the money compared to this basic 1300mAh variable voltage? If so, why?

Thanks

I have been vaping with an X6 battery and using the Aerotank with a daul coil 2.0ohm. (At least too week with this setup) I get great vapor with the setting on 3.6. I don't see a need to go any higher and when I have, accidentally, I thought it seemed to have a burnt taste.