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Smokeless Image | Only The Best Electronic Cigarette | Volt Spinners - Variable Voltage Battery


The current juice carrying devices by Smokeless Image can not handle variable voltage, though.

Probably referring to their PG/VG 90%/10%. The Nicquid line they carry is 60/40:
Smokeless Image | Only The Best Electronic Cigarette | NicQuid Collections

Possibly the thinner 90% PG will burn more easily than the 60/40 Nicquid. I'd say the Nicquid would be fine.

 

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I was thinking more along the line of their juice carrying devices' resistance/ohm rating. All of their previous batteries were fixed voltage at 3.7v, so the stuff that goes on top is probably standard resistance.

 

[kiwivap]

I was thinking more along the line of their juice carrying devices resistance/ohm rating. All of their previous batteries were fixed voltage at 3.7v, so probably are standard resistance.

Their cartomizers are 2.6-2.8 ohms. Shouldn't be a problem going over 3.8 volts - I've vaped their cartos higher than that. They do aim for beginner to intermediate vapers, so I think are wanting people to take care to start with.
Good stuff they make - I smoked 40-50 a day cigs and used Volts and X2s exclusively for some months. Adding the Spinner is opening it up for their users more.