Higher voltage juice taste

[Daye2Daye]

Ok, so I have purchased my first mod the big kazoo from KVS and it is a 5volt box mod. And wow higher voltage really kicks it up a notch. But it seems like when I drip my juice burns up quick and sometimes I get this burnt taste. Is this common? Also some of my other juices seem to come to life and I can taste the undertones better. Can someone break this down for this newbie HV vapor before I pop an atty

 

[AnalogsNoMore]

If Your getting a burnt taste it's probably because your atty is dry. Keep em moist and you should be fine.

 

[RedAlert]

definitely need to keep the atty wet. Also, what atty are you using? I like a 2.5ohm atty at 5v with heavy flavors(tobacco and chocolate and cofee) and a 3.0ohm, especially a 901 for sweeter stuff

 

[wv2win]

BE112/801 - 3.0 ohm atty, dripping on a good 5 volt or VV PV, is my sweet spot.

 

[Daye2Daye]

The Attu I am using is the same one that came with my ego kit... I believe it is just standard 510. So it appears there are different ohm out the? How do you determine which ones work for HV?

 

[Boodle]

Nhaler sells HV juice that provides better flavor without the burnt taste. I got 5 samplers. The Vanilla Custard is my go-to juice. The others were just okay but all better than non-HV juice. Can't stand the burnt taste and lack of flavor. I use the HV atomizers from myvaporstore.com. On sale for $5.99. I'd love to find more HV juice suppliers. Anyone?

Toolbox: GLV2 5v and Omega 6v.

 

[Chornbro]

Ikenvape HV 306s for dripping at 5-6v... cant be touched
LR 306s (only tried Ciscos) are a close second at 3.7

 

[jifjifjif]

I was also going to recommend cisco 306. Well done.