Does VV use less juice?

[thinkingaboutit]

I ask because on my first day with the vtube I have hardly put it down. My 6ml tank has over half left and I didn't fully fill it last night.

Been floating between 4.2 and 5.2 volts, mostly 4.7-5.0. I really expected to kill the 5ml or so that was in my tank with how much I am using it. With my kgo and cartos I am sure I was using more juice.

 

[asha23]

The higher the voltage, most likely the more juice you will burn through

 

[Andy Thatcher]

As above.

Usually more.

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[thinkingaboutit]

That's what I expected! Maybe I was using less than I thought before. Seemed I was always filling cartos (fear of burning them).

 

[Andy Thatcher]

There are a couple of upsides to tanks.

You are not forever filling the carto, which drove me mad lol Also a carto generally lasts longer having a steady supply of juice from the tank. With a 6ml tank you should be good.

I still base everything on work day. Do I have enough juice till I get home, battery life, etc etc etc etc.

With a 6ml tank I know I would have enough but saying that I still bring a bottom feeder than has a 9ml bottle and another tanked PV...just in case lol

 

[nanovapr]

VV can use more juice if you use more VDC, it can use less if you use less VDC.

As with any new Gadgeteering with vaping, if you find a new device that works well? It can be good to get some juice with lower nic. If it tastes good and performs better than {whatever you had} you will use it more.

 

[ChemDawg]

I switched from Kgo's to Ego-Twist's, and i haven't noticed much difference in eliquid consumption with the same tanks/carto's...

 

[arkador]

I doubled my juse use when i went VV. Higher wattage = faster juice usage

If you are using less juice, I would have to assume you are dialed in at a lower wattage than your fixed voltage device.

 

[DPLongo22]

I'm using a bit more, at 4.2 volts steady, than I was with my Go-Go (3.7 volts down to whatever).

 

[otrpu]

Not in my experience. VV I use alot more eLiquid. But, since I DIY I can afford it. JMHO

Cheers,
otrpu

 

[nanovapr]

Three volts, with 12.7 watts? Don't try this at home!

 

[jkmtwo]

Oh. Sweet Jesus it says 5.4 amps lulzlulzlulzlulz