Denser vapor

[Jojorusso11]

Was wanting thicker or denser vapor out of my smok zmax mini, does anyone have any setting advice to achieve that??

 

[Jojorusso11]

Was wanting to know if anyone had some suggestions on settings for my smok zmax mini to get thicker vapor out of it to play around with and learn new tricks?? Thanks guys

 

[InTheShade]

Hi Jojorusso, can you give us a few more details on your setup? Specifically tell us what topper / clearo / tank you are using and the resistance / voltage and what is the ratio of the juice you have?

 

[SchmidtyKy]

I'm not new to vaping, but I am new to the world of dual coil clearos.

Received an IClear30 with my MVP and it's a dual coil clearo. The clouds are super thick. I'm using juice that is 50/50 PG/VG.

I'm not familiar with the zmax but I bet you can find a dual coil clearo for it.

 

[Texasman2011]

it mainly has to do with the ratio of your ejuice. a 70vg/30pg is going to have more vapor production and less throat hit then the 70pg/30vg. higher VG the more vapor BUT the ejuice will be thicker and sometimes thicker ejuice will gunk up your carto or atty. depending on what you use

 

[Camwin]

What kind of clearo you have on it? And might I suggest a 70/30 vg/pg, higher vg means more and thicker vapor.

 

[IMFire3605]

A lot plays into account for vapor production. Mixture ratio of your liquids, higher VG content produces more vapor. Next would be resistance of your coil and type of attachment it is in, cartomizers and clearomizers, generally most tanks are not by design give thick thick clouds but a fair amount if the resistance is low on a set voltage device. Next element that affects vapor output is the ending wattage your coil is firing at, this is achieved several ways, coils resistance, lower the hotter it gets, Variable Voltage or Variable wattage devices most times can surpass a set voltage device as these can be bumped up in increments to produce more wattage at the coil. Last and final variable is air flow, adding in more cool humid air into the hot humid vapor coming off your coil in the end is one of the biggest factors overlooked, but a lot of times like with a clearomizer or cartomizer type attachment without major modifications you can't control this outside an adjustable air flow controller to open up an attachment to highly airy to very tight.

So pretty much you are left with affecting your coil resistance by either buying lower resistance coils or slowly adjusting up your Voltage/Wattage settings in increments, more advanced, rebuilding your coils yourself in the case of a Protank or such.

 

[classwife]

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