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dc99

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There is no "best" of anything. Its all what you like. High VG juices can be thick and not wick really well. (they can be thinned with a drop or two of PGA or vodka), some sweet juices tend to taste burnt at higher wattage and so on. The atlantis seems to work well for pretty much anything geared toward sub-ohming.
 

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If you're not sensitive to PG (and honestly, the only way to find out is to experiment with different ratios), then, imo, 50/50 - 60/40 is the way to go. PG not only carries flavor better, but is thinner (as I'm sure plenty of people on this thread have already mentioned) and will wick a lot better (i.e., will flow through your wick and keep it wet throughout a lot better). Maybe that's the problem you're having... I'm not sure if that's what you mean by juices "not vaping well," but I hope this helps a little.
 

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Loving the Aspire Atlantis and the Eleaf istick 30. I notice that some juices won't vape good at certain watts or ohms. What is best recommended for what I'm using?

I use the atlantis stock coils between 20-30 watts with Max VG and it wicks fine - just takes some time to prime, and sometimes tastes a little off until its "broken in". I have been rebuilding them lately at about 1.0 instead of 0.5, and run that at about 20w. No more priming issues.

But, some liquids just taste better at lower power, and the atlantis doesn't do that well (below say 20w). I've got some I like that just taste bad over 15w.
 
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