Just made the switch to Volts

[quickload187]

I vaped exclusively in RMS mode the second I got the device a couple months back, but recently I was just not liking the kick I was getting. I would crank up the wattage but it would just taste burnt after a couple of hits. I switched back to VV mode and have been pretty happy with the kick. I'm using Iclear clearos right now and it seems to have more kick without getting a burnt taste. Could just be me and the clearo but I'm digging the VV.

 

[mightymen]

I made the switch back to volts about 6 weeks ago, like it a lot more then watts. I'm vapeing at 3 volts with vivi nova and my all day juice mix RY4 right now. I unbraided my cotton wick in half useing only half the wick in my nova works great.

 

[Kycap]

Me too, made the switch to volts about 3 days ago, maybe me but it does seem a whole lot better.

 

[rver]

I agree with you guys...was not satisfied with watts and changed over to volts a couple of days ago on both of my vamo's...no more dry hits at all now, even after changing watts back and forth for the right combination was not happy.

 

[Deamon L. Scaduz]

What are you guys using? Clearomizers, Cartomizers, Rebuildables?

 

[angryguy77]

If we use viva, should we switch it out of rms mode?

 

[rver]

I'm using nova's...have been for some time on vv...on my new vamo, I've had some trouble with dry hits between 6 to 9 watts...sure do wish I could see the actual voltage reading when in watts...

 

[Deamon L. Scaduz]

I'm using nova's...have been for some time on vv...on my new vamo, I've had some trouble with dry hits between 6 to 9 watts...sure do wish I could see the actual voltage reading when in watts...

Do the math P=v^2/r. So v=sqrt(P*r).

 

[edking66]

I think what they are saying is they use the Variable Voltage setting rather than the Variable Wattage setting. From everything I have seen, you are better off staying in the RMS setting, just switch between the volts vs watts setting. I have used both and use the watts to avoid doing the calculations for the volt setting.

 

[Kycap]

Do the math P=v^2/r. So v=sqrt(P*r).

Brilliant...........