Best voltage ?

[misantroll]

Hello there!
Just got some protank 3 with VV vision batteries and after a few tests I can see that it vapes the best at 4 to 4.2 volts. Past that it gets really harsh and eventually the flavor disappear behind a burn taste... Does it depend on the juice or what? (I'm almost only vaping natural extract juices)...

 

[glycerol]

3.7 V, 1.8 Ohm

 

[SleeZy]

Well it depends on what ohms you use. If i use over 4v on my 1.8 coil i start to getting burnt taste.
3.8 - 3.9 seems to be my "sweet" spot. For my mini pt 2 that is.

Edit: Yes diffrent juices can handle diffrent warmth before it starts to cook/boil it and giving a harsh / bad taste to it.

 

[meanckz]

your sweet spot should be whatever tastes best 'to you' .... and if that is around 4 Volt, then that is the Best Voltage

some liquids may require you to re-adjust voltage....as SleeZy said....much depends on the Ohms on the coil and the consistency of the juice

from personal experience and from what I have heard....fruity liquids generally are better at a bit lower voltage, where candy/bakery ones can vaped a bit higher

but again, listen to your taste buds.

 

[hazarada]

the best voltage is obviously 236.2 which is what i get from my wall socket.

 

[Mutescream]

It really comes down to two factors, the juice and the ambient temp (there actually is a third, temp of the juice, but it is modified by the ambient temp). Each juice seems to have its own little sweet spot.

But, if it is colder... You may have to crank up the volts to get it to that temp. I also tend to give my atty a little extra wattage when I first start in the morning and turn down once it warms up, and the juice thins.

 

[JustB'nMe]

I usually follow this chart to help me find my sweet spot. This was posted by an ECF veteran. I hope the link works since its my first time trying to post one!

http://www.ecigadvanced.com/community/guide-to-safe-vaping-and-finding-your-apvs-sweetspot/


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[Nightshard]

Besides your personal pref, the type of juice and the coil resistance, it also depends on the quality of the coil.
While stock coils start burning at 4V, rebuilt micro coils can handle much more.