Ego Twist and new to dripping

[MarissaKW]

Hey everyone!
So I decided I would get an atomizer from DV. I got the Vision Steel Hybrid Atomizer
Low Resistance 510 Bauway Atomizer

Seems to work pretty well and kind of got me wondering if I could learn to drip semi-full time since I am home most of the time.
So my questions are this, I am using a 650 and 900 Twist, are there any atomizers that are going to get me using the full 4.8 volts? I seem to be stuck around 3.6-4.0 most of the time with everything I use (Stardust, PBC, and newly acquired Thor)? Is the voltage dependent on the juice or the atomizer/clearomiser it's self? I am pretty ohm/volt dumb so if someone could explain it to me that would be great! I see all of these numbers in different posts and I just blank out! Also does anyone know if there are cones that match the rubberized finish of the twists?

Thanks a million! I know you guys get this stuff all of the time and I am sure it gets old answering the same old questions.

 

[Flyer]

If you want to use higher voltages, don't use low resistance juice devices. Happy vaping is matching voltage to resistance. That said, you should be finding a sweet spot with what you have.

 

[speedemon]

Also use of a higher ohm will give you more battery time.

 

[silversx]

Also use of a higher ohm will give you more battery time.

doesn't high ohm need higher voltage to get same vape therefore uses more power.. i thought low ohm and high voltage is the samething.. more power

 

[LuV2SkRaTcH]

LR uses more amps, which is why you may notice less battery time. IMO, if you already found your sweet spot in your resistance, there's no need to increase your voltage. I like VV to find a sweeter spot for specific juices. Increasing it all the way would limit you, can't turn it up a little more if it's maxed out.

But if you MUST, try around 3 ohms. (I think 3 ohms is "standard.") I would personally avoid that simply so I can give it a little more volts if needed. With the twist being maxed out around 4.8 volts, 3 ohms should be a pretty good vape.

 

[Flyer]

2.5 - 3.0 ohms are ideal for most VV PV's.

 

[MarissaKW]

Ok thanks guys. Was under the impression that there was something magical about higher volts or something haha.

 

[babemomlover]

doesn't high ohm need higher voltage to get same vape therefore uses more power.. i thought low ohm and high voltage is the samething.. more power

Nah, higher ohm = less battery use at same voltage.

Getting the same watts at 3 ohm compared to 1.5 ohm uses less battery.
Amps are what drains the battery.

Amperage for 10 watts on a 3 ohm == 1.83
Amperage for 10 watts on a 1.5 ohm == 2.58