I was a 2 full flavor pk a day smoker. I start ecigs in February. I have been trying to wing off of analogs since than and have gotten down to 10 analogs a day. I started with and still am vaping on 24mg juice. I believe this isn't strong enough mgs. I would like to increase the mgs but just don't have a clue to how high I should go or what level would satisfy me enough to not crave an analog. I've read all kinds of things about the dangers of nicotene so I am a little worried about judging the amount to increase the mgs to myself. How much do you veterans think I ought to increase my level to. Any advice would be appreciated.
How Much Nicotene Should I Increase?
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Actually, instead of increasing the nicotine strength of your e-liquid, you may want to consider boosting the intensity of your vape by increasing the power (measured in watts) of your device. This certainly will help if it is the TH that is lacking for you.
You didn't mention what setup you are using. For the purpose of this post, I'll assume that it is some type of 650+ mAh fat batt (e.g., eGo, Riva, KGO, Go-Go, iGo, etc.). With the same 3.2-3.7V battery, using an LR (low resistance) atomizer or cartomizer will provide much more kick (and more vapor). This is the simplest and least expensive way to increase power. It does, however, put strain on your fat batt's mosfet. ['mosfet': a cute little mouse-like creature living in your fat batt's switch. It is allergic to the high amps (gremlin) associated with LR attys and cartos.]*
A safer, but more expensive way to increase power is by moving up to a high or variable voltage mod. This page of The Wonderful World of Mods describes such devices and mentions most of those that were available last year. Newer VV mods include the ProVari, Infinity, and Darwin (which, more accurately, is regulated power).
For more information on this volts/ohms/watts stuff, see this page of the Wonderful World of Vaping V2. More info on LR attys/cartos and amps can be found here.
You didn't mention what setup you are using. For the purpose of this post, I'll assume that it is some type of 650+ mAh fat batt (e.g., eGo, Riva, KGO, Go-Go, iGo, etc.). With the same 3.2-3.7V battery, using an LR (low resistance) atomizer or cartomizer will provide much more kick (and more vapor). This is the simplest and least expensive way to increase power. It does, however, put strain on your fat batt's mosfet. ['mosfet': a cute little mouse-like creature living in your fat batt's switch. It is allergic to the high amps (gremlin) associated with LR attys and cartos.]*
* FYI: There also is this boring technical definition of 'mosfet': metaloxidesemiconductor field-effect transistor used for amplifying or switching electronic signals. Also, there are those who claim that 'amps' are not gremlin, but a measure of electrical current. All agree that too many amps are unhealthy for mosfet.
A safer, but more expensive way to increase power is by moving up to a high or variable voltage mod. This page of The Wonderful World of Mods describes such devices and mentions most of those that were available last year. Newer VV mods include the ProVari, Infinity, and Darwin (which, more accurately, is regulated power).
For more information on this volts/ohms/watts stuff, see this page of the Wonderful World of Vaping V2. More info on LR attys/cartos and amps can be found here.
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