IDEAL SETTINGS (opinions of them at least)

[GPC2012]

What to you is the ideal Volt, and wattage setting for a 1.8 Ohm dual bottom coil, 3.5 ml tank.

 

[rurwin]

Sorry.

On a Protank II with a 1.8 ohm stock coil, 3.3V on a Spinner, so 6W.
On a Russian 91% with a 1.7 ohm coil on an SVD, 9.5W.

The difference is due to the different wicking efficiencies and the sizes of the coils, as well as the details of the power supplied. Even with the same tank, I change power between the Spinner and the SVD.

Neither of those is dual coil, but with a range like that there isn't going to be any meaningful difference. Theoretically, with dual coils and independent wicks you should be able to double those powers, but I bet you can't.

That's with the same liquid -- HS Delight. Different liquids will have different optimums too and different people like different notes from the same liquid, which means their personal tastes make a huge difference.

Experimentation is the only way. And some liquids just taste horrible no matter how you vape them. Then if you get a better atomiser, you can find that you don't really like a liquid that was your favorite in your previous set-up, because you are now tasting more of the true flavour.

 

[GPC2012]

Sorry.

On a Protank II with a 1.8 ohm stock coil, 3.3V on a Spinner, so 6W.
On a Russian 91% with a 1.7 ohm coil on an SVD, 9.5W.

The difference is due to the different wicking efficiencies and the sizes of the coils, as well as the details of the power supplied. Even with the same tank, I change power between the Spinner and the SVD.

Neither of those is dual coil, but with a range like that there isn't going to be any meaningful difference. Theoretically, with dual coils and independent wicks you should be able to double those powers, but I bet you can't.

That's with the same liquid -- HS Delight. Different liquids will have different optimums too and different people like different notes from the same liquid, which means their personal tastes make a huge difference.

Experimentation is the only way. And some liquids just taste horrible no matter how you vape them. Then if you get a better atomiser, you can find that you don't really like a liquid that was your favorite in your previous set-up, because you are now tasting more of the true flavour.

I understand and agree with you. Before I got my Tesla I must have sucked down 80 to 100 ml of atomic fireball or redhot cinnamon mixed with RY4 tobacco. in the Tesla no matter how I set it it's so harsh that I can't get one complete vape without feeling like I did the first time I unknowingly took a big drag off of a Kool non filter. (about 40 years ago) was so harsh I still vividly remember it. But the straight tobacco or other flavors are fine. I adjusted the thing up and down about 25 times trying to get that flavor and smoothness back. When I finally broke down and cleaned the tank and changed flavors it was incredibly smooth and cool but with a very satisfying taste and throat hit.