Anyone who know's Halo Triton

[Irontoiron]

I just got a variable voltage battery and turned it up to 4.3 volts, no more vapor than the lower voltage, and a bad burn taste from the battery and the heating element got hot. I bought some lower resistance coils I'm hoping that would do it and produce more vapor any suggestions?

 

[Irontoiron]

I just got a variable voltage battery and turned it up to 4.3 volts, no more vapor than the lower voltage, and a bad burn taste from the battery and the heating element got hot. I bought some lower resistance coils I'm hoping that would do it and produce more vapor any suggestions?

 

[Thrasher]

Its the tanks, they are only designed for so much. Turning up the power won't do anything. They aren't made to handle it.

You need a better tank if you want more vapor

 

[Irontoiron]

Its the tanks, they are only designed for so much. Turning up the power won't do anything. They aren't made to handle it.

You need a better tank if you want more vapor

What would you suggest Aspire, VaporFi rocket, Kanger MOD

 

[Irontoiron]

What would you suggest Aspire, VaporFi rocket, Kanger MOD

I did get a little more vapor with the lower resistance coil 1.8-2.0 ohms

 

[Thrasher]

What would you suggest Aspire, VaporFi rocket, Kanger MOD

I personally don't know the prebuilt tanks, but hang in there, they will pile in with suggestions shortly I'm sure

There are some much better tanks then those t2/3 clearos triton uses that will easily put out 2-3 times more vapor

 

[Irontoiron]

Its the tanks, they are only designed for so much. Turning up the power won't do anything. They aren't made to handle it.

You need a better tank if you want more vapor

If I switch to a better tank can I still use my Halo e-juice

 

[Margate69]

If I switch to a better tank can I still use my Halo e-juice

Sure. From what I hear you have to use Triton juice in a Triton tank, otherwise they break. Doesn't go the other way around.

 

[Thrasher]

Sure, juice is juice

@marg - marketing bull.

Last time I checked the triton was a standard off the shelf t2 or t3 clearo with their logo.

 

[Margate69]

Sure, juice is juice

@marg - marketing bull.

Last time I checked the triton was a standard off the shelf t2 or t3 clearo with their logo.

You are probably right, I have never used or bought any Halo product, and I never will.

 

[mattiem]

OMG!!!!!!! Is there actually someone out there that is saying that you can ONLY use their juice in their toppers?

Thrasher is absolutely correct. Juice is juice.

 

[jseah]

Actually, if you read the Halo website page for the variable voltage batteries, they suggest that if you use the variable voltage batteries, you should use the higher resistance coils. I believe that is because if you bump up the voltage, but are using low resistance coils, you will be pushing more watts than the clearomizer can handle, thus getting burnt hits.

If all you're after is to get more vapor, then using a higher VG ratio. If you are currently using Halo juices, I believe they are high PG juices. Even going with a 50/50 juice, the Halo Triton with the standard (non-variable voltage) batteries will produce a good amount of vapor since the 50/50 juice will have more VG than the Halo juices. When I was still using the Halo Triton, I was able to successfully use 60VG/40PG juice with the standard battery without getting a dry hit. Just make sure that you don't let the tank drop below 1/3 full, and also tip it over from time to time to make sure that the wicks are kept nice and wet up at the top.

 

[Irontoiron]

Actually, if you read the Halo website page for the variable voltage batteries, they suggest that if you use the variable voltage batteries, you should use the higher resistance coils. I believe that is because if you bump up the voltage, but are using low resistance coils, you will be pushing more watts than the clearomizer can handle, thus getting burnt hits.

If all you're after is to get more vapor, then using a higher VG ratio. If you are currently using Halo juices, I believe they are high PG juices. Even going with a 50/50 juice, the Halo Triton with the standard (non-variable voltage) batteries will produce a good amount of vapor since the 50/50 juice will have more VG than the Halo juices. When I was still using the Halo Triton, I was able to successfully use 60VG/40PG juice with the standard battery without getting a dry hit. Just make sure that you don't let the tank drop below 1/3 full, and also tip it over from time to time to make sure that the wicks are kept nice and wet up at the top.

I need more hit and vapor production.I really don't know how to lessen the PG, I'd go 50/50

 

[jseah]

I need more hit and vapor production.I really don't know how to lessen the PG, I'd go 50/50

What juices are you currently using and what nicotine level? PG provides throat hit, so if you're currently using Halo juices which are pretty high in PG already, then the only thing that would increase the throat hit would be to increase the nicotine. Increasing the amount of VG will increase the vapor production.

If you wanted to increase the VG in your currently juice, you can mix a high VG juice with your high PG juice. The first juice I had was the Halo Subzero at 24 mg. I had mixed this in a 50/50 ratio with 6 mg juice that was 60VG/40PG. This resulted in a 15 mg juice that certainly had more VG, so it did produce more vapor for me, and had a lower nicotine level, which is what I was going for.

 

[Irontoiron]

What juices are you currently using and what nicotine level? PG provides throat hit, so if you're currently using Halo juices which are pretty high in PG already, then the only thing that would increase the throat hit would be to increase the nicotine. Increasing the amount of VG will increase the vapor production.

Halo premium e-juice, 18mg going down to 12mg, could I go 60VG 40PG? Why wouldn't the lower ohms produce more vapor?

 

[jseah]

Lower ohms would technically produce more vapor because you would be running it at a higher wattage. But that could also result in dry hits if your tank cannot wick the juice quickly enough. However, if you look at the specs for Kanger T2 clearomizers (which is what the Halo Tritons are), they are designed to operate between 3.2 and 3.7 volts.

 

[Irontoiron]

Actually, if you read the Halo website page for the variable voltage batteries, they suggest that if you use the variable voltage batteries, you should use the higher resistance coils. I believe that is because if you bump up the voltage, but are using low resistance coils, you will be pushing more watts than the clearomizer can handle, thus getting burnt hits.

If all you're after is to get more vapor, then using a higher VG ratio. If you are currently using Halo juices, I believe they are high PG juices. Even going with a 50/50 juice, the Halo Triton with the standard (non-variable voltage) batteries will produce a good amount of vapor since the 50/50 juice will have more VG than the Halo juices. When I was still using the Halo Triton, I was able to successfully use 60VG/40PG juice with the standard battery without getting a dry hit. Just make sure that you don't let the tank drop below 1/3 full, and also tip it over from time to time to make sure that the wicks are kept nice and wet up at the top.

So if I go to a 3.0 coil turning up the voltage will produce more vapor and throat hit? I'm at 3.3 and goes up to 4.8

 

[Irontoiron]

Lower ohms would technically produce more vapor because you would be running it at a higher wattage. But that could also result in dry hits if your tank cannot wick the juice quickly enough. However, if you look at the specs for Kanger T2 clearomizers (which is what the Halo Tritons are), they are designed to operate between 3.2 and 3.7 volts.

I'm at 2.0 ohms, what is a dry hit? I think I'm going to have to upgrade, this just Isn't getting it done for me. Halo is cool and all, I've had 4 cigs in the last 8 days, and It's helping me, but I'm looking for a bit more vapor production. I don't need clouds just a bit more vapor and hit.

 

[S'moke]

I loved my G6 and Triton kits but found I quickly outgrew them. The juices are good but I prefer something with more VG, just my taste.

 

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