Help!! Ratios, ohms, and voltage...oh my!

[Lois2013]

So I've recently tried two very popular, primarily or all VG juices: Malty by BWB, and Boba's Bounty by AVE. They are both very good juices - however, I've noticed something...they both have very little flavor, and seemingly less vapor than a VG heavy juice should have, and I THINK I know why, but I thought maybe I'd ask for some insight. I'm vaping on a Halo Triton, 650mAh manual battery (3.7 volts) and I'm using a higher resistance 2.6-2.8 ohm coil. Reason being, I read about a lot of users getting a burnt taste from thicker liquids and a higher resistance says you won't have trouble with the burnt taste because it burns cooler. However, I have to take a ton of primer puffs to get flavor and vapor out of these juices (which only starts really coming out when I can feel my tank coil getting really HOT from all the puffing) - so am I correct in assuming that I actually should be using a LOWER resistance with these thicker juices? Because I feel like they would perform better if they burned hotter.

Thanks in advance for any help!!

 

[Yerf Dog]

Here's a pretty good link for info:

How to determine what resistance cartomizer for what battery.

 

[Vapoor eyes er]

2.6- 2.8 ohms is too high for a 3.7 volts PV and will give a weak vape. Here's a chart with notes:
http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m9dkanCt0I1qc8949o2_1280.png

On my 3.7 volts PV I use 1.8 ohms BUT I like a warm vape. 2.0- 2.2 ohms should be good.

 

[Lois2013]

Thank you!!! I switched it out to a 2.0-2.4 ohm coil, and also thinned out the liquid with a couple drops of water, and now it's a delicious, throat-hitting, fog machine