By the title I mean, does elevation and humidty at particular locations affect the way an e-liquid tastes?
All things being equal, does say RY4 from a single batch from the same vendor taste the same at sea level in 120+F that it does at 20,000 ft. in 20F?
How do decreasing levels of air pressure due to an increase in altitude given a baseline of sea level affect the taste?
Inquiring minds want to know....and if no one knows then I'm accepting sponsorships for the "vape Across America" motorcycle road trip from hell starting in October of 2012.
I figure if I start at the Atlantic Ocean in North Carolina and then take the Trans-America Trail starting in TN all the way to OR then I'll have plenty of opportunity to test e-liquids at various elevations, temperatures, and humidty levels.
All things being equal, does say RY4 from a single batch from the same vendor taste the same at sea level in 120+F that it does at 20,000 ft. in 20F?
How do decreasing levels of air pressure due to an increase in altitude given a baseline of sea level affect the taste?
Inquiring minds want to know....and if no one knows then I'm accepting sponsorships for the "vape Across America" motorcycle road trip from hell starting in October of 2012.
I figure if I start at the Atlantic Ocean in North Carolina and then take the Trans-America Trail starting in TN all the way to OR then I'll have plenty of opportunity to test e-liquids at various elevations, temperatures, and humidty levels.
