Best cart or clearo for a vv mod

[Lethalp]

I got my lil vv mod for my bday, now I am wondering what the best cart, clearo, there is for a warm vape? I already know I am not a fan of the smokeymizer because of it being bottom fed, and I am not a fan of dual coils due to all the wasted juice. So what does that leave me with to try and can anyone suggest what I should NOT use on a vv mod? Cant throw more money away thanks

 

[Optimo]

Best vape you will ever get is using a 3.0-4.0 ohm atty at 6-7 volts (direct drippin ftw). Of course thats just my opinion tho

 

[Lethalp]

Could u be more specific please? I don't do any dripping... I just end up making a mess, lol

 

[Optimo]

If you get some quality USA made high voltage atomizers like the ones at Ikenvape.com they wont leak unless you overdrip. Typical drips for an atomizer would be 3-5 drops 6-8 when priming it for first use. Theres nothing out there that will give you 100% of your juices flavor besides using a atty and dripping. The next best thing would be the new deluxe Fluxomizers from gotvapes.com. If you get the 3.0-3.5 ohm ones they would vape like a champ at higher voltages. The only downside to them is that you have to fiddle with them a bit at first, but I enjoy fiddling . The deluxe version is made different from the old ones, they won't crack or leak and will wick fine with a little modification. If they start to taste funny you just turn your PV upside down for a cpl secs and it will re-wet the coil.

To sum it all up, if you are looking for a intense vape at higher voltages then you will want a carto, atty or tank that is in the 3.0-5.0 ohm range. Higher ohms will lessen the chance that your juice will burn and taste nasty.

 

[wv2win]

These 801 2.5 ohm cartomizers are very good on my variable volt Darwin. I set it for 8.5 watts which is about 4.7 to 5.0 volts. Nice warm vapor and no burning. You will just need a $3 510 to 801 adapter. They hold about 40 drops of eliquid.

Black 801 Cartomizer, 2.5 ohm

 

[Lethalp]

So anytime u go over 3.7 u should be using a 3 or higher atty or flux, is that right optimo? And I will ck the other suggestion out too wv, thank u to u both

 

[Optimo]

So anytime u go over 3.7 u should be using a 3 or higher atty or flux, is that right optimo? And I will ck the other suggestion out too wv, thank u to u both

Depends on how high over 3.7 you are going...2.5-3.0 ohm would work good around 5 volts. 5.5-6 volts I would use 3.0-3.5 ohm and 6.5-8 volts I would use 3.5-4.5-5.0 ohm.

You can use 3.0 ohm at 5-7 volts but you have to make sure you keep the coil soaked at all times.

As many people say I think the sweet spot is around 8-9 watts...use this to calculate your wattage with ohm vs volts.

 

[Pamdane]

Its relative to taste, but in GENERAL most VV like 3.0 or higher cartos/attys. Lower than 2.5 will generally eat up your battery time.
MOST folks also prefer 3.7-5.0V UNDERLOAD. Using atties, you can usually go a bit higher on volts when you drip. I find that higher than about 6.8V and the flavors suffers at the cost of greater vapor. Not necessarily a bad thing

 

[tj99959]

I use SR (3ohm) boge cartos @ 4.48v on my VV, which is perfect for the juice that I use.
You will find that the vast majority of those with VV vape at around 4.5v (about 75%).
Anything above 5v is more about chest thumping, and saying "look at me" than it is about good vaping.

We do love to play with our toys tho'.