Chuck questions?

[champions]

Got my chuck today and am loving it. Couple questions though.

3.7 V is fantastic, but the 6V seems to kill the juice flavors. Is this common? Will thicker juices work better?

I have used it with a standard 510 atty/cart. At 6 V it seems like it doesn't wick fast enough, or the coil just doesn't hold enough juice for a couple vapes in a row. Also tried it with a ce2 r4 and with that I don't really taste the juice at all.

Is there a recommended (with link please) carto for 6V vaping? Or a recommended juice consistency?

Do you guys prefer the 3.7 or the 6V experience?

Thanks guys

 

[uba egar320]

3.7 all the way for me. My whole 6v experience was short lived. There is high voltage juice, but I just quit trying after the massive great tasting hits I was getting with the 18650 battery. I don't think you should be using a cart at 6v, gets way to hot for anything other than dripping, or maybe carto's.

 

[Jimi Mack]

IMO there really is no reason to use 6V any more. Get yourself a few LR atties or carto's and stay with the regular 3.7V battery. The LR's will give you the effect of using 5v maybe 6V and there is no stacking batteries, simpler and safer.

 

[Caddyman]

i very much enjoy 3.7v with a good cisco lr atty (510)

 

[BARENETTED]

When I first got my Chuck over a year ago I tried 6V for about 5 minutes - it was harsh tasting for me.
I like the smooth taste I get with the 18650/3.7V and an 801 atty. JMHO

 

[sbphotog]

I love my Chuck at 3.7

 

[BsgD68]

It's all about the juice. Halo's Torque 56 works very well at 6v. My buddy ordered some of Nhalers "Octane HV" eliquid yesterday. I'm really looking forward to trying that. Read many good things about it, and it's 100% American Made.