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[Duc748s]

Hi.. Went with the Ego-T upgrade kit with the stardust cartos. Kind of new to this, and was going to ost up in the vaping for dummies thread but I guess I have to post here 5 times first.

I guess I'll as here??

What do the Ohms mean on the cartos? What are the differences of the 1.8 vs the 2.5 setups?

Also I don't think I am getting all the flavor from Flux, it seems muted (??) in a way. is this normal? (BTW - It's the Ego-T upgrade 1000, with the none replaceable Stardust 2.4 ohms carto)

What would the differences between running 3.3v regulated vs going unregulated? If going unregulated, does the ohms on the carto mater? (see first question LOL)

Looking for a Cherry flavored juice, tried the Red Dew, but I want a flavor like a cherry explosion happened


Thanks, I guess I'll ask more stupid questions after I roamed the forums for a bit

 

[Kanj.nguyen]

Ohm is the resistance measurement. Look up Ohm's laws if youve completely forgotten high school physics.

I dont own a Stardust, but i dont think they are cartos dude... Those are called clearomizers. By their design clearos usually mute flavor quite a bit.

 

[Broodwich]

Here's a cool article to help explain what VV is about.
Variable Voltage Devices

 

[Duc748s]

kanj - It's listed as clear cartomizer, though clearomizers makes sense

brood - thanks for the link ! I just went through the article quickly and this is exactly what I was looking for! Thank you.

I assuming different juices have a different vapor points? or are they all generally the same?

looking at that article, based on the voltage I am using maybe I should run a 1.5~1.8 ohm to get more flavor? I ordered a few so I guess I'll experiment