Boge 2.0 Question

[christopher6046]

Hi, I just have a question about boges 2.0 and 3.0 carts. I have both, and think I prefer the 2.0 over the 3.0. I noticed the 3.0 dosen't produce as much vaper and TH then the 2.0. My question is this, does the 2.0 burn through juice faster then the 3.0? I do take long drags and vape alot. Seems like i top off the 2.0 often, maybe after about every 10 - 13 drags.

Thanks

 

[Bdbodger]

Yes the 2ohm cartomizer will vaporize the eliquid faster heat tends to do that . It is like the difference between a gental boil and a rapid boil . It depends though what do you prefer a cooler vape or a warmer vape . Also makes a difference what flavour you are vaping some are better cool others are better warm . I use VV as well to find that sweet spot .

 

[Caelius Felix]

It will take more juice but produce more vapor, sometimes at the expense of flavor depending on the juice. The Boge 2.0 ohm carto is the most reliable one I've found.

 

[christopher6046]

Ah ok. Yeah I have mostly fruit flavor and menthol. I tried the fruit flavors on the 3.0, but because I stopped smoking about 2 weeks ago, my taste buds aren't working the way they should be. But I like the 2.0 because I get a better hit. I guess after time, that will improve and I ll like the 3.0. I guess for now, I ll get a tank for I don't have to top off as much. The tank from mom and pops looks easy to fill, so I ll use a boge 2.0 with it.

 

[DaveP]

Wattage and vape heat go up with the 2.0 ohm cartos. I find Boge 2.0 cartos to be the sweet spot for 3.4v eGo vaping, but a little on the warm side at the 3.7v level. Tobaccos are good at both, but fruits and sweets tend to taste a little burnt at 3.7v point for me.

Yes, juice top offs are more frequent with the 2.0 cartos. I also have some 1.7 ohm cartos that rip through the juice and are pretty harsh at times. I have dual coils at 1.6 ohms that taste great, though. Design probably enters into the equation. Two 3.2 ohm coils instead of one 1.7 makes a difference. Cumulative heat from parallel coiils is much better to me.

 

[christopher6046]

Ok i Understand now. When you say two 3.2 ohm coils, you mean duel coils? Which ones do you suggest I should try?

 

[tj99959]

Say your sweet spot is 7 watts. You will get that 7 watts at 3.7v with a 2 ohm carto, but you will need to be at 4.5v to have 7 watts with the 3 ohm carto.
It's simply a matter of matching the voltage applied to the resistance used to get the hit that you want.

 

[Bdbodger]

For a good 2ohm cartomizer with good capacity try the 2.3ml Kanger horizontal coil cartomizers . I got an ego mega atomizer type A drip tip that fits it . Good vape , not too small , not too big and single coil for better battery life . I didn't like the hard plastic whistle tip on the K2.3ml it has a small hole that collects condensation but the drip tip solves that .

 

[DaveP]

Ok i Understand now. When you say two 3.2 ohm coils, you mean duel coils? Which ones do you suggest I should try?

Dual coils are wired in parallel, which means that they are connected side by side to each other at both ends, rather than being strung in an end to end configuration with one lead from each being connected in a line. That gives you a parallel connection where both get the same voltage, but half the current since current has two paths to flow through. The result is that you get two coils contacting the liquid and better vaporization than a single coil.

I'd try both and see which you like. Dual coils are available singly as well as in packs of 5.

 

[jamentertainment]

i use the boge 2ohm on a provari at 5 volts have yet to burn one out. the only reason i swap them every 2 weeks is because they start flooding and harder drags...good cartos right there!!