needing some sage like guidance on assorted devices

[J.R. Bob Dobbs]

OK so im new to this whole VV situation, just got my twist 650 today. While it is awesome i am a bit confused about what works with what and how.

Here is what i have
Kanger T3 2.4 ohm
Vision/ stardust style some may be knockoffs some may not be, it is honestly hard to tell. But most fall between 2.4 and 2.8 ohms. i do have one that is 21.-2.4 ohm
Mini vivi nova that reads 2.4 ohm on the atty.

I have been experimenting with all the possible voltages on the twist. take a puff, change voltage, take another puff change voltage and so on...

i have gotten some very mixed results and i am unsure how to interpret them. I have also been using the "safe vaping chart" as a baseline.

I am hoping some of you have used similar clearo's with the twist and can give me some hints, tips or suggestions as to what voltages work best with what clearo's. So i can go from that point and play around some more.

 

[noi_max]

maybe this will help?

 

[J.R. Bob Dobbs]

yes thats the chart i've been using, though there is several of them out there and they all seem to be slightly different.
like i am using my kanger t3 at 4.0 watts and i really do like that fact it warms the vape up. .kangers tend to have a "cooler" vape and it really does bring out the flavor in many of the juices i've tried.


i am more thinking about something like...

A 2.4 stardust at 3.8w provides a great vape for me. or a mini vivi 2.4 at 4.8 is what i really like. perhaps tell my why that works for you etc...

i am loving this "mod" but im not sure of the capabilities of it and what combos work best.

 

[T41CK]

I vape on a stardust V3 that I rebuilt my self at 3.7v. I'm not a high voltage/wattage kind of guy, been there done that and I prefer LR with low volts.

The main thing is what ever works you I guess. If you think it taste nice and you get nice vapor at " " volts with " " ohms you don't have anything to worry about. Its really a personal preference when it comes down to brass tacks