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If you want to know what voltage to use try 3.7 volts and adjust from there.
My default battery setting is 4.2v. I bought an Aspire VV battery goes up to 4.8. I want just a bit more punch. Was thinking maybe 4.4-4.5? Does that seem safe?
Just adjust one step at a time and see how it tastes.
Sometime when you raise the voltage it works pretty good for a while but then start getting dry hits because the wicking can't keep up, in which case you need to reduce voltage.
It is rated for a reason that being that the best results will be gotten within the stated range so yes you can go over but doing so on a good head you'll shorten it's life on a bad coil you might end up with useless coil so ideally stay in the stated range. If your not getting what you need to be happy look at purchasing more appropriate hardware rather then push what you have beyond it's range 
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.Basically after I use up all the surplus coils I have I'm going sub ohm. Box mods don't do it for me at all so I'm going to get the Aspire Sub Ohm battery, a Nautilus 2 and 15 spare coils to start. I drive truck so I gotta stay stocked. When I get down to 7 spare coils I'll order my sub ohm setup.
Thanks fellas
Thanks fellas
you should be fine, vv/vw devices should be able to handle that. tbh almost everything would be able to handle that, 1.6ohms at 15 watts is only 3amps. vapecalc.com
Thanks sir. It's on an Aspire K1 cleromizer. I'm just upgrading my existing hardware.
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You can with a BUT...
Depends on juice thickness and how you vape. As mentioned, it's preferable to up the voltage gradually and find if it works for you or not. I have found that some juices will work fine over 4.2 volts (with the same coil as you use) and with other juices or if I just chain vape like my mod is a respirator, then I get horrid taste or dry hits. I rarely go over 4.2 volts on a 1.5-1.6 ohm coil as I would have to vape much slower than I like to avoid dry hits.
Rule of thumb: Higer PG ratio juices wick faster, while higher VG juices can take a long while to wick on small atomizers. I think there's a market trend to make atomizer holes bigger, so YMMV.
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2013 Maserati GranTurismo- The toy"
Trade ya some info fer just one set of wheels in your sig line!!!
Hahaha thanks buddy. That's my biggest hobby, Maseratis. They are my stress relievers.
Makes sense! I typically use 50/50 or 70:30 pg VG but my velvet cloud is 100% VG. However, it wicks incredibly well.
Out of curiosity, is that abnormal in your experience?
This is my first full VG I've tried (I have others I've yet to try) but it's te Velvet Cloud sour skittles. It wicks super super well and performs great. According to them they do thin it with de ionized water.
In that same breath today I decided to experiment. I love the sour skittles but the taste is a bit light being full VG so I did half VC sour Skittles in my tank and half Mt Baker Ecto cooler 50:50. It taste AMAZING and throws huge clouds.
Honestly I'm looking at a Provari 3 right now online haha. Thinking of doing it.
I never vaped 100% VG juice, so I can't say much else than I know VG is thicker than PG and people say it's harder to wick. I did come across a guy at a store who said he was able to vape 100% VG juice in one of the more recent Nautilus coils. He showed me how much bigger the atty holes were on his nautilus compared to mine. That's all I got.
I'm still going to vape my 'Vari in my future Lamborghini and Ferrari. Perhaps even a Porsche 918 if I make enough money to get one
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