Just got my first iTaste vv3...

[Joshua Belleson]

Hey all, just a quick question about voltage and wattage. I just received my brand new iTaste vv 3! I've checked out some "vaping power charts" but I'm really wondering what all those numbers mean. What it boils down to is I'd like a cooler hit with a small amount of throat hit and of course as much vape as I can get. I'm using lighter juices at the moment, I'll change with the seasons... Any suggestions for settings to what I'm looking for? Otherwise I think I'll just be trying out different settings till I find it! I guess I'm just lazy, please don't judge. Thanks again all!!!

 

[SilverZero]

I would suggest setting it to wattage mode and starting at 6 watts. Increase the wattage until you get the vape you are looking for.

Personally I'm almost always in the 7.5 to 8 watts range; for some people that's too low, for others it's too high. You just need to experiment.

 

[H Niemand]

I don't think I have ever exceeded 8 watts. I tend to use high VG juice. So, I get plenty of vapor. Also, it's a little warm, which I prefer.

 

[WakingVirtue]

I'm new to the itaste VV V3 as well but I have found that I don't really move from the 7.5 watt range. Most everything vapes just perfect for me. I only tend to really change the voltage depending on the atty I have attached.

 

[Sambuca]

yup, if you want to be lazy, just go to wattage! works fine!

 

[State O' Flux]

You can look at the charts until you're blue in the face... but if you set it on watts, it will truly be a "set it and forget it" mod. I play with volt sometimes on my VV-VW mods, including a 3.0, and find that if you use a variety of toppers... from 1.7 to 3.0 ohms, the easiest thing to do is set it on watts, find a happy place - those stated in previous posts work fine - and enjoy.
Yes, if you play around with the same topper and juice regularly, you might find a slightly better vape on the volts mode, but not by much if you just... "S & F". ;-)

If you have problems with flavor or vapor, 99% of the time, it's the condition of coil and wick, not the power supply... especially with a VV-VW.

 

[ghola1was]

Bit long winded, but good read.

Taking The Mystery Out Of Variable Wattage - Spinfuel Magazine