I agree with everything domini said, except for maybe using a 2.8 ohm head on the twist, and the only reason I'd avoid that, is because a lot of folks are saying their 2.8 heads are actually metering at 3+ ohms lately. So unless you have a multimeter, to check what it's actually metering at, I might stay away from the 2.8's on a twist.
Here's the chart, but you'll probably have to make it bigger. If you have the wheel in your mouse, hold the ctrl key and use your scroll wheel to make it bigger. Wish I Had a better link to this thing. But an easy way to do it without the chart is........
Take your ohm add 2 to it. Subtract .2 and that's a good start place.
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2.4 ohm +2= 4.4 now subtract .2=4.2
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And............if I didn't confuse you too badly on the long post and you're game. I can tell ya why I personally think there are far better choices out there than the twist. Lemme know if you wanna know. lol The twist was amazing when it came out. It let folks try variable voltage at a low cost compared to any other vv out there. But that doesn't apply anymore. I think there are far better vv options for the roughly the same money.
Here's the chart, but you'll probably have to make it bigger. If you have the wheel in your mouse, hold the ctrl key and use your scroll wheel to make it bigger. Wish I Had a better link to this thing. But an easy way to do it without the chart is........
Take your ohm add 2 to it. Subtract .2 and that's a good start place.
ex
2.4 ohm +2= 4.4 now subtract .2=4.2
Safe Vaping Power Chart | Flickr - Photo Sharing!
click on the chart to make it bigger.
And............if I didn't confuse you too badly on the long post and you're game. I can tell ya why I personally think there are far better choices out there than the twist. Lemme know if you wanna know. lol The twist was amazing when it came out. It let folks try variable voltage at a low cost compared to any other vv out there. But that doesn't apply anymore. I think there are far better vv options for the roughly the same money.
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