Difference in vaping indoors and outdoors
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The only difference I notice is that inside the vapor seems to linger more and appear thicker due to the lack of a breeze. I haven't noticed any difference in the flavor though. I don't have a DSE901 though, if that makes a difference I'm not sure.
Yes, definitely. The temperature and relative humidity of the air you are drawing in definitely makes a difference on how well the vaporizer performs.
My wife still smokes, so she goes outside and I will join her occassionally. However, if the wind is blowing at all, I notice my vapor enjoyment is cut down drastically because it dissapates faster. Driving the car with windows down, same thing. I want to make lots of vapor!!!!
When I first started vaping the amount of vapor produced was very important to me for some reason or another. Nowadays not so much, even though my PV's kick like a mule. I think it's a passing phase (at least it was for me) and later all you'll be caring about is getting your nic.
I completely agree. Point to add, at first you link vapor production with nic intake which is something that isnt true(or atleast i linked the two).
Did I? I'm not quite sure I understand...
edit: NM, I'm an idiot. Lol I had to re-read that a few times to get it haha.
I've noticed that the experience is always better indoors. I don't mind though, working full time and going to school means that this is where most of my time is spent. It does make me sad though now that the weather is getting nicer, I always enjoyed sitting outside while reading my lit homework, or writing a paper. I can guarantee that it won't make enough of a difference to send me back to analogs. I tried one puff off of a friends last weekend and it tasted terrible. I could never go back to the flavor of burning leaves when I always have my tiramasu by my side.
It's true, it's better inside for some reason..I think it has to do with the wind too. If I'm outside with it, I try to inhale without really taking my mouth of the mouthpiece. We all still inhale like we're smoking cigarettes..we open our mouths a bit BEFORE inhaling..keep your mouth as shut as you can. It doesn't help a LOT, but you can at least increase the TH a bit.
I work outdoors, vape both indoors & out-- not much difference IMO in vape production other than the wind just clears the vape faster... I usually associate less vapor production with battery life-- less vape change batt or top off/change cart.
I kinda like watching the vapor float away on a slight breeze. JMO.
I kinda like watching the vapor float away on a slight breeze. JMO.
Vapor is thinner than smoke and the visual feedback simply isn't as great outdoors unless it is a totally still day with no wind. So it's always the Bartleby for me when I'm out mowing the grass and doing things in the yard. VG helps of course.
I don't like the dark when I'm in the pool---just can't see the vapor that much.
At least that is what it was like last year. Now I'm using the NicoStick and different filler so I'm hoping it's better.
At least that is what it was like last year. Now I'm using the NicoStick and different filler so I'm hoping it's better.
I'll be right over to check the vapor production from within the pool. No need to thank me, I'm a self-less kinda gal..
Indoors while working on the computer with my Ego ----Just can't be beat.....Outside, I notice less vapor due to wind, so I think something is wrong half the time, even though there is no difference in TH....So, yes indoors a lot better experience....Enjoy...
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