Goodies arrived today!

[RuralCanuck]

Hello from rural southern Ontario, Canada!

First post:
I'm brand new to vaping. Got the iTaste VV V3 on the advice of a friend (so I wouldn't have to buy something else later), with the glass Protank V2 (and a mini); five 10ml flavours to try.

I understand that turning up the volts makes for more vapour, right? What about watts -- why would I turn them up or down? And I simply haven't a clue about ohms. Two came with my Protank, 1.30 and 2.50. What do they do?

 

[Susan~S]

Check out this video by Pbsuardo, a well know individual/reviewer in the vaping community. This video covers some basic info about the different equipment and covers basic info on watts/volts and ohms. I look forward to his videos every week.

A PBusardo Video - Beginners Guide to E-Cigs and E-Cig Tech

 

[Jwrench]

IfIf You are useing Variable Wattage it will supply your coil with the wattage you set it as tell the batter cant supply it any more. this allows for a more consistent Vape over variable voltage as the voltage will change with Resistance and the temp of the coil.

 

[Mogy]

Congrats on new gear. Busaros website has hand chart for volts watts ohms chart Taste Your Juice | VOLTS & WATTS VS OHM SETTINGS. Thumb rule is start low and crank it up slowly to find how you like you vape. Personally i found that the watts only come in handy when using lots of different cartos/atomizers as it would automaticly calculate the volts and give similar vaping experience with different "toppers"

 

[Susan~S]

You can also check out Pbusardo's review of the iTaste vv v2. The review starts at about 10 minutes. Well worth watching.

 

[RuralCanuck]

Thanks so much, everybody!

I've watched Pbusardo's video & it's very helpful. I have a chart -- now I understand it! I'll look at his chart, too, Mogy.

I'll look at the review as well, Susan.