In my experience with 6v, 3.5 ohms is the lowest I go. Bert is right too, some juices just burn at HV.
help, just got a 6v mod with 510 HV atomizer
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In my experience with 6v, 3.5 ohms is the lowest I go. Bert is right too, some juices just burn at HV.
Blake,I know that thing can be used at 3.7.Try that,get the right batts and a lr atty.Just give it a shot.6v isnt for everyone.
Try an 801 @ 6V. IMO best atty for 6V.
or if you find it still too hot, try a 4.5 ohm atty. They work nice too.
Well put ! I was thinking the same thing . In my experience the 901 atomizer definitely has a different flavor than the 510 so maybe you should just stick with 901's plus I don't think 3.3 is a very high resistance so at 6 volts that's going way up in wattage maybe someone else knows the exact amount .
A drip tip and a thicker juice work best for me. But there's definitely a learning curve. I only use my 6v mod when I'm home because it is 2 drips, 2 hits, 2 drips, 2 hits. I started vaping in August, it took a lot of trial and error to get from a DSE901 to an eGo to a 6v mod. Please don't take this badly, but I think it's comparable to going from kindergarten to graduate school, but skipping over four years of high school.
What you need to do is step down to a single 17670 battery which will bring you down to 3.7 volts then try an
LR atty either 1.5 or 2.0 ohm , this combination will put you closer to 5 volt and will make your life easier. On the
plus side you will get longer battery life, use less juice, get longer atty life. and do away with the burnt taste., and be able to take 6 to 8 nice draws off your Prodigy V3.1 before re-dripping.
LR atty either 1.5 or 2.0 ohm , this combination will put you closer to 5 volt and will make your life easier. On the
plus side you will get longer battery life, use less juice, get longer atty life. and do away with the burnt taste., and be able to take 6 to 8 nice draws off your Prodigy V3.1 before re-dripping.
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isnt there any way to get 20 or 30 draws between dripping? Im tired of this dripping. Thanks everyone for the advice. Im considering trying everything
20???? i get 10max...
3.7 or 5v seems like its more for you man like said before get a 2.7 bat and lr atty
switching to a different volatage is a step you gotta take slowly
as far as flavor goes with the atty clean it let it dry and look inside for a burnt wick or plastic might be your cause of bad taste
3.7 or 5v seems like its more for you man like said before get a 2.7 bat and lr atty
switching to a different volatage is a step you gotta take slowly
as far as flavor goes with the atty clean it let it dry and look inside for a burnt wick or plastic might be your cause of bad taste
Not even on an eGo with a standard atty will you get that many draws while dripping. I've been able to pull off 12, but that's stretching it a bit. Your 3.5ohms attys might work better at 5V vaping, but they're hardly going to scratch the surface at 6V. I'll throw in my vote for backing down to 3.7V with a LR atty, preferably a 1.8 or 1.5ohm atty.
It's just been my observation in my very short tenure at 6V vaping that darker juices taste like ..... Lighter colored juices, some fruits and creamy flavors come alive. But HV vaping isn't for everyone and it isn't something I do all the time.
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This is why a whole lot of vapers are clammering all over juice feeders. Check into 'em if you haven't heard. Reo, Ali'i, Phidius, VapeMate, etc. I still drip with my second & third PV's with different flavors, but my main PV is the Reo.
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