It is here!!!!! And it is AWESOME. May I present my first ProVari Zombie!

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Kn0ttYFive

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Oh just wait. Due to the large influx of members & Zoe not cleaning up after last time we had to reschedule the hazing initiation until Friday. Head out to the veranda around 2, grab a blindfold & we'll be with you shortly. Ignore any odd noises or smells.

Or people running amuck,dressed as TeleTubbies .....:blink:
(stay away from the red one)

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I am going to do some searches, but are there any good threads that start going over voltage ranges that are recommended for different OHM delivery devices?
The following Safe vaping Power Chart is often used as a general guideline for single coil cartomizers. With dual coil, remember that a 2.0 ohm dual coil carto is actually two 4.0 ohm coils, so they may need a higher voltage than a single coil. Clearomizers also may need less voltage compared to a cartomizer.

There is also the "ohm + 2 = volts" formula. 2 ohm coil + 2 = 4 volts. Adjust up or down to preference. Most of us adjust the voltage to the particular flavor that we are vaping; start out low and increase to taste.

 
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Three days in, and boy am I impressed.

Don't get me wrong, the egoT were pretty brainless, charge and hit the button. No VV at all, so what you got was what you got.

This thing is just flawless, so easy and enjoyable! Feels great in my hand, looks awesome.

I got vapemail of a few IkenVapes cartos waiting at home! I can't wait to get them on the Zombie!
 

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Very nice. A common saying around here is ohms +2 to find your rough starting point. I find that's a bit high for my tastes, maybe ohms+1.4. Every juice is going to have it's own sweet spot so there's no hard n fast rule. Start low, puff a couple times, give it a tenth, puff a couple times, etc. You'll have it mastered in no time at all.

Edit: Not to mention that I'll frequently adjust the voltage on the same juice. I like my coffee juice a little lower in the morning & I find it tastes better a couple clicks up in the afternoon. You have VV, just do use it. (Don't sue me, Nike)

I agree with this explanation.
that ohms+1.4 is a good starting point

I know a lot of people vape low ohm high volts, I tried this, all I get is harsh burnt juice.
They will vape 4.3 volts on a 2ohm coil. Holy monkey balls. I just don't get how they vape that.

I vape 2.4 ohm coil on silica at around 3.7 volts
so that is ohms+1.3

However, as Qzwald stated, it does depend on the juice.
Once you get it though, you will know it.

Another thing, don't keep at it till you think you are getting it, take a break, drink lots of Water or iced tea, not soda's,
or you will get Vaper's tongue and won't taste anything after a while. You may get Vapers tongue anyway, but it will go away with time though.

if you are going to back down your Nic, drop to 18mg, but not lower, for a while\, then drop to 12, then 8 and see how you feel about it.
You may have to go back up, But you should vape each for no less than 1 week to a month before dropping again.
Everyone is different so you will need to listen to your own needs. This is a guesstimation, not gospel.

Good luck.
 
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