Cant feel the tastes properly..

[Tobaccotaste]

Hello!
No matter which device i use(right now vamo v.6 with evod 2 bottom dual coil)

Its not vape tounge, because this is allways, no matter how long sincr i vaped.. I want the taste of almost eating the juice
But all i get is a hint of the taste, kinda like smelling it.

Ive had premixed juice before, but started mixing myself today(american bubble gum and nectar peach from Molinberry) @8% flavouring and 18mg/ml nicbase(70/30PG/VG)

Any recommendation? Will try steeping, but american bubble gum is said not needed steeping, but i dunno.

Best regards from Sweden!

 

[empteeteacup]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't the evod kind of old technology now? If you want big taste, you should probably move up to a decent mod and a subohm tank. If you're looking to go somewhat cheap, pick up an MVP 3.0 Pro and an Aspire Triton tank. I freaking love my Triton. Haven't looked back since I got it.

 

[Tobaccotaste]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't the evod kind of old technology now? If you want big taste, you should probably move up to a decent mod and a subohm tank. If you're looking to go somewhat cheap, pick up an MVP 3.0 Pro and an Aspire Triton tank. I freaking love my Triton. Haven't looked back since I got it.

I dont know, ive heard good things about the evod 2 clearo.. But im not sure!

 

[Tobaccotaste]

But the vamo v.6 is a good mod IMO, 3-20 watt range

 

[empteeteacup]

Not sure what the vape scene is like in Sweden, but 20 watt devices are almost a thing of the past in the US. Seems like everything now has at least a 40 watt range. We have mods now that go up to 200 watts (crazy in my opinion, I don't vape over 45 watts).

 

[herb]

Hello!
No matter which device i use(right now vamo v.6 with evod 2 bottom dual coil)

Its not vape tounge, because this is allways, no matter how long sincr i vaped.. I want the taste of almost eating the juice
But all i get is a hint of the taste, kinda like smelling it.

Ive had premixed juice before, but started mixing myself today(american bubble gum and nectar peach from Molinberry) @8% flavouring and 18mg/ml nicbase(70/30PG/VG)

Any recommendation? Will try steeping, but american bubble gum is said not needed steeping, but i dunno.

Best regards from Sweden!

I want the taste of almost eating the juice

Thats a tough one , to be honest when starting out DIYing it's rare that you are going to create a great tasting juice as soon as you start .

Steeping will definitely help but i have a bunch of bubble gum flavorings and still can't get a mix to taste that great , don't know what it is but DIY is not as easy as it sounds and it's rare to be blown away with your results when just starting out.

An Evod is fine as long as it provides the proper amount of power to your topper . Seems like you are just not happy with your own results but were happy before you started DIY is that right ?

No new mod or tank , especially not a sub ohm tank is going to make your juice suddenly taste great , many e cig veterans recommend lower watt vaping for maximum flavor , sub ohm ing has a tendency to mute flavors.

 

[empteeteacup]

No new mod or tank , especially not a sub ohm tank is going to make your juice suddenly taste great , many e cig veterans recommend lower watt vaping for maximum flavor , sub ohm ing has a tendency to mute flavors.

Idk about the DIY. Best suggestion I can come up with is to up the flavour concentration. I do disagree about subohm, though. I've used the 1.8 ohm coils for my Triton, and the flavour is so much more intense when I use the .5 ohm clapton coils or the .4 ohm coils.

 

[Tobaccotaste]

Thats a tough one , to be honest when starting out DIYing it's rare that you are going to create a great tasting juice as soon as you start .

Steeping will definitely help but i have a bunch of bubble gum flavorings and still can't get a mix to taste that great , don't know what it is but DIY is not as easy as it sounds and it's rare to be blown away with your results when just starting out.

An Evod is fine as long as it provides the proper amount of power to your topper . Seems like you are just not happy with your own results but were happy before you started DIY is that right ?

No new mod or tank , especially not a sub ohm tank is going to make your juice suddenly taste great , many e cig veterans recommend lower watt vaping for maximum flavor , sub ohm ing has a tendency to mute flavors.

Actually ive allways had trouble feeling the taste, even pre mixed :/ especially sweet ones/fruit
Coffee/tobacco/mint works every time.. Weird

 

[herb]

Idk about the DIY. Best suggestion I can come up with is to up the flavour concentration. I do disagree about subohm, though. I've used the 1.8 ohm coils for my Triton, and the flavour is so much more intense when I use the .5 ohm clapton coils or the .4 ohm coils.

Intense yes but better is the question , the more intense part is a given and normal with sub ohm , i just can't distinguish the flavors nearly as well with sub ohm. It's all personal preference though

 

[Tobaccotaste]

Not sure what the vape scene is like in Sweden, but 20 watt devices are almost a thing of the past in the US. Seems like everything now has at least a 40 watt range. We have mods now that go up to 200 watts (crazy in my opinion, I don't vape over 45 watts).

I vape mostly 5-9 watts, higher wattage ruins the taste even more :/ euther burnt or just too warm..

 

[herb]

Actually ive allways had trouble feeling the taste, even pre mixed :/ especially sweet ones/fruit
Coffee/tobacco/mint works every time.. Weird

I suppose there is a difference between feeling the taste and tasting the taste , not sure how they differ.

 

[herb]

I vape mostly 5-9 watts, higher wattage ruins the taste even more :/ euther burnt or just too warm..

I like 15 watts and under , people would be shocked how awesome a taste you can get out of single coiled RDA's at lower wattages .

 

[Tobaccotaste]

I do taste the nicotine though, kinda peppery taste.

 

[Foggy Road]

I've read that the straight fruit flavors are tough to get any strong flavor from. I think it takes sweetener to make them pop. I tried to do a watermelon rancher flavor. Went as high as 30%to as low as 5%. All tasted the same. Almost nuttin.

 

[dionysuskiss]

IMHO, the best way to "feel" a flavor is through an RDA. There is just something about vaporizing liquid, staight off the coil, that beats any tank, no matter how well designed. You could still use high resistance and low watts (with an RDA the choice is yours), and get better flavors.

 

[Tobaccotaste]

Thanks for all the answers. I only have one coil head right now(more coming on tuesday)
I thought i cleaned it good yesterday(boiled it) but today i boiled it for a good 20-30 minutes, and now everything tastes better!

 

[cllmda]

I suppose there is a difference between feeling the taste and tasting the taste , not sure how they differ.

no, thats just a literal translation from his own native language into English....Im sure he means "tasting the taste"

As a linguistics & language prof I can confirm that that's what most of us of do when speaking a "second/foreign "language = you translate literally from your own first/native language using the same syntax and grammatical construction + a literal translation of each word ...it doesn't usually work out the "same" ....thus your surprise...but most of the time the meaning remains fully understandable!

OP is Scandinavian but most Latin/Romance languages also use the expression "feeling the taste" to mean "tasting the taste"


OP, please dont take this as a critique of your language skills, you're doing just fine !

 

[Tobaccotaste]

no, thats just a literal translation from his own native language into English....Im sure he means "tasting the taste"

As a linguistics & language prof I can confirm that that's what most of us of do when speaking a "second/foreign "language = you translate literally from your own first/native language using the same syntax and grammatical construction + a literal translation of each word ...it doesn't usually work out the "same" ....thus your surprise...but most of the time the meaning remains fully understandable!

OP is Scandinavian but most Latin/Romance languages also use the expression "feeling the taste" to mean "tasting the taste"


OP, please dont take this as a critique of your language skills, you're doing just fine !

Oh yes, this is true! My english isnt very good to be honest, especially while talking

 

[cllmda]

Oh yes, this is true! My english isnt very good to be honest, especially while talking [/QUOT


you're doing just fine !!!