Liquid randomly tasting burnt

[IShotBigBird]

I just got a Vamo v3 kit and I don't know what kind of tank they gave me but it's now starting to give me burnt hits. My volts are set at 4.6 with 2.5 ohms. This is my first variable voltage device and I'm just going by adding 2 on top of the ohms to judge what I need for volts. The tank has never even been low on juice. The highest I've gone was 4.7 volts. Anyone have a solution? If you need me to figure out what tank it is, I will.

 

[v1k1ng1001]

Dial it way down. Start low and work your way up. If you start to get flavorless, burnt hits, dial it back.

 

[JWM2]

I find most of my clearomizers like around 4 volts. It also depends on the liquid you are using. If it has too much flavoring it will also give a burnt taste. Also if the liquid is too thick it might not be able to handle rapid fire hits. To remedy this just thin the liquid out with some water. Try it by putting a couple drops in your tank with your liquid and mixing it up.

 

[atomizer mizer]

I had been vaping with one type of tank carto for years and recently switched to another one. I had the same problem with burning because my new carto produced the same vape at a lower voltage. I found it hard to keep it dialed down after so long using it higher.