Egh Newb VV question

[BadMoonRising]

Shiny new toys everywhere! Alright I am curious enough about VV to go ahead and pick up an EgoTwist since its right around 30 with shipping I figured why not. Now I am trying to figure out if there are any "dangers" to using the various ohm/volt combos. I've looked at the ohms calculator and read up on finding your sweet spot but really I'm just trying to see if there is anyway I can be an idiot and do something stupid by just playing around. Do I need to worry about using various ohm cart/tanks and putting the voltage too high?
~Thanks everyone

 

[tica02]

This is a great question as I just got my twist also.

 

[Hottody]

Not a bad idea, but try LR cartos like 2.0 or 1.5 to experience what higher voltage vaping is like. One can have a 3.7 volt device and pump up the vapor production by simply going with low resistance cartomizers. If you really want to experience VV volt vaping, consider buying the new Vector Variable Volt for 68 bucks, free shipping, batteries, charger, case. The new unit is Sweet!
http://www.vaporbeast.com/starter_kits_s/1513.htm

 

[PittBoss]

That may help you with your question. You will be fine in the 2-3 ohm range as long as you are not running a 2 ohm carto at probably 4.5v and up. A 2.5 ohm carto should be great overall I believe. Also try a 1.7 resurrector at the 3.7 range!

 

[PittBoss]

Not a bad idea, but try LR cartos like 2.0 or 1.5 to experience what higher voltage vaping is like. One can have a 3.7 volt device and pump up the vapor production by simply going with low resistance cartomizers. If you really want to experience VV volt vaping, consider buying the new Vector Variable Volt for 68 bucks, free shipping, batteries, charger, case. The new unit is Sweet!
http://www.vaporbeast.com/starter_kits_s/1513.htm

Haha, my Vector VV (LavaTube clone) is sitting right in front of my as I type this!

 

[BadMoonRising]

Thank you for the link PittBoss! So much information on here I'm still having a little trouble finding everything and well knowing what it is I really need.

 

[PittBoss]

Thank you for the link PittBoss! So much information on here I'm still having a little trouble finding everything and well knowing what it is I really need.

No problem! It is A LOT to take in at first. Heck, I'm still trying to keep all my information straight and at times feel overwhelmed. Just keep learning and once you are able to play around with these things first hand, it becomes easier.