Anyone else try 5v and still prefer 3.7?
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I think there are a lot more people who try HV and don't like it than you might think. It could have a lot to do with what kind of analogues you preferred too. I liked a firm packed smooth smoke, so I never did have super heated smoke in my mouth.
With money tight (and a new baby doesn't get cheaper down the road either) then why not try making a nico stick before you buy more mods. I bought quite a few of the makings and now if one should break it takes me all of 10 minutes to make a new one at a cost of about $12. (starting from scratch today that could run you a couple of dollars more)
All the instructions are on this site, they are really clear and its easy to do.
With money tight (and a new baby doesn't get cheaper down the road either) then why not try making a nico stick before you buy more mods. I bought quite a few of the makings and now if one should break it takes me all of 10 minutes to make a new one at a cost of about $12. (starting from scratch today that could run you a couple of dollars more)
All the instructions are on this site, they are really clear and its easy to do.
Agree with many of these posts.
I also enjoy 3.7 more then 5-6v vaping. Some e-liquids do perform better then others at higher voltages. I personally add VG to some liquids I intend to vape at 6v.
I also enjoy 3.7 more then 5-6v vaping. Some e-liquids do perform better then others at higher voltages. I personally add VG to some liquids I intend to vape at 6v.
My solution is AltSmoke's BB. True 3.7 on the go and 5v passthru. Adapters for any atomizer are a couple of bucks each. The passthru and power supplies are not cheap though. As with any 5v or more passthru you need a wall wart or cigarette lighter plug capable of 2amps.
3.7 for me.... Did the whole 5v thing for a few weeks and went back to 3.7 only...
I have NO desire to vape at 5v or above..
I have NO desire to vape at 5v or above..
Caromizers do make quite the difference on 5v.....I was pleasently surprised, as I wasn't digging 5v too much.
I definitely agree. I recently sold my GLV because I've made the three mods and only have two hands.
Some of us may take being somewhat handy for granted, but it's really not that difficult to make a mod using the info, suppliers here on the forum.
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