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Congrats on quitting cigarettes. I'm a low watt DTL vaper but suspect someone will be along with higher watt suggestions.
Hello and welcome to the forum! Congratulations on quitting smoking! That’s fantastic!
I vape DL using .15 to .4 ohm coils. With the lower resistance coils I vape at 55-70 watts. The higher coils from between 35-45. I use the same juice for all of it.
I’m unaware of e juice made specifically to vape at high wattage. If there is someone please let me know.
I’ve been getting my premade ejuice from Vape Wild but have started making my own recently. It’s fun and costs pennies to make once you have all the supplies.
Good luck
sara
I vape DL using .15 to .4 ohm coils. With the lower resistance coils I vape at 55-70 watts. The higher coils from between 35-45. I use the same juice for all of it.
I’m unaware of e juice made specifically to vape at high wattage. If there is someone please let me know.
I’ve been getting my premade ejuice from Vape Wild but have started making my own recently. It’s fun and costs pennies to make once you have all the supplies.
Good luck
sara
Hi and welcome. Only you can pick your juice. That said, high wattage use requires good wicking ability. In general, thinner juices-- lower VG, higher PG-- wick better, all other things being equal. Low VG, high PG also means more throat hit and less visible vapor. The ability to wick is more a function of the tank and coil design, and the wick material, than the mod or the wattage. The wattage sets the requirement for juice transport, the tank and coil set keeps up... or not. You'll know if it isn't, I promise. If not, a quick fix is to back off the watts, to get the requirement down into the range the tank can handle. In the long term, it might mean going to an RTA, becoming a coil builder, and wicking rayon.
The premade ejuice I’ve been using has been mostly 65/35 but due to throat hit discomfort I’ve been mixing my own at 70/30. That’s VG/PG levels.
I’ve never had a problem with wicking but I’m sure a max VG is very thick and difficult to wick.
I’ve never had a problem with wicking but I’m sure a max VG is very thick and difficult to wick.
I've used Max VG in a tiny Nautilus tank when I started out (PG sensitive), have since found other things to thin it. I didn't have wicking issues, but I made sure to keep inhaling a couple seconds after every puff, to consistently wick. I did get GUNKING problems.
I don't know specific flavors that shine at high wattages (I am a low wattage vaper) but you'll have to experiment with flavors that work for you. Some folks at high wattages do use higher percentages of flavoring, mainly because PG is a flavor carrier and high VG is less so.
I'd say generally, make sure your nicotine strength is not too high to avoid nic overload (I'd say 3--6 m.g. tops at that wattage) and also try experimenting with VG/PG ratio, most sub0hm vapers do use somewhere in the neighborhood of 70--90 VG, depending on their preferences.
You could see if any Brick and mortars will let you test juices in your setups, some do. Or, I'd probably buy some small sample packs many online vendors sell them inexpensively and you can try some different flavors and get a feel for what you like.
Best of luck,
Anna
I don't know specific flavors that shine at high wattages (I am a low wattage vaper) but you'll have to experiment with flavors that work for you. Some folks at high wattages do use higher percentages of flavoring, mainly because PG is a flavor carrier and high VG is less so.
I'd say generally, make sure your nicotine strength is not too high to avoid nic overload (I'd say 3--6 m.g. tops at that wattage) and also try experimenting with VG/PG ratio, most sub0hm vapers do use somewhere in the neighborhood of 70--90 VG, depending on their preferences.
You could see if any Brick and mortars will let you test juices in your setups, some do. Or, I'd probably buy some small sample packs many online vendors sell them inexpensively and you can try some different flavors and get a feel for what you like.
Best of luck,
Anna
Welcome and glad you joined.Ok so i am kinda new vaping, started out with AIOgraduated to SMOK V8 stick with baby beast
I am wondering what juice would be best for the high watts.
Might like to read:
https://spinfuel.com/pleasure-vaping-with-high-wattagelow-ohms/
Hello and welcome. With your new set up I would use 70vg/30pg or 80vg/20pg or you will be refilling very often.
Hi and welcome. No specific juice is required other than lower your nic concentration as you'll be delivering more to your body than you typically do with mtl. Generally 6 mg or even less than that can be sufficient.
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