Hi everybody, I new to vaeing, started about 7 months ago,been off analogs for about a month now. Its been a fun journey so far and I love tinkering with everything.. And, the trickiest part so far has been the right mix of juice, with the right Nic. MG, for the set up I happen to be vapeing... I have viewed and read about how awesome the dna 20 and 30's are and I'm curios if seasoned vaper's at 20 or 30 watts change about their juice or if they stick with the same MG...?
How much do you drop your MGs of nicotine when you vape high Wattage..?
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First off... Congratulations! Glad to hear yet another potential success story!
I personally don't use any of the DNA models, but I do use mechanicals and drippers at high power. I usually don't dip into the sub-ohm vaping, but I have on occasion and I can say that I cut my nicotine strength by half when I do pick up the .4 ohm dual coil dripper.
Even at 1ohm, the nicotine rush can be pretty overwhelming.
I would say if you're serious about getting your feet wet with the DNA models, you may want to take into consideration that you may need to reduce your strength, and plan accordingly when you get set to buy your next device with a few bottles of low strength nic.
Of course, you could just not vape as much, but now I'm just being silly!
I personally don't use any of the DNA models, but I do use mechanicals and drippers at high power. I usually don't dip into the sub-ohm vaping, but I have on occasion and I can say that I cut my nicotine strength by half when I do pick up the .4 ohm dual coil dripper.
Even at 1ohm, the nicotine rush can be pretty overwhelming.
I would say if you're serious about getting your feet wet with the DNA models, you may want to take into consideration that you may need to reduce your strength, and plan accordingly when you get set to buy your next device with a few bottles of low strength nic.
Of course, you could just not vape as much, but now I'm just being silly!
I can't speak for everyone, but for many, it's more about the design of the atomizer and potential flavor goals than it is the power applied... although, in many cases, they can (and with unregulated mech mods - must) go hand in hand.
Many atomizers, benefiting from a thoughtful design, are able to concentrate flavor and nicotine content more effectively than others. That performance may require a resistance value that, accordingly, requires more power.
A RDA with a net resistance of 0.5Ω at 4v would require 32w/8a. The primary goal would not necessarily be to obtain those power values, but rather to obtain the flavor/vapor benefits of a RDA with 0.5Ω resistance.
A typical tank RBA like a Kayfun, might be found with a (popular) coil resistance of 0.8~1.2Ω. Not so we can crank power up to 20 plus watts... but because flavor, with many juices, may be optimized at those resistances. Again, power being simply a necessity rather than the goal.
on my daily work setup is a plain pro tank with 18mg juice..now on a rebuildabl rsst or my russian 91 and igo's i drop to 6mg and pull direct lung hits and get awesome flavor and big vapor production...lol but thats ME
I am a subohmer/cloudchaser. I started on 12mg and I am down to 0mg e-liquids. I have been on 0mg for almost 2 months now. I can tell if there is nicotine in the e-liquid because the throat hit when sub-ohming is very harsh. I can barely handle 6mg when i'm vaping, and prefer 3mg if I do use my friends e-liquids that have nicotine.
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