I just upgraded from my eRoll to a Ego-C Twist as I had many people recommend it. The problem is I'm confused on how to know what voltage I should put it on. Can anyone offer any suggestions?
Newbie trying to understand what voltage to use
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I usually take the resistance, and add 2. So if my carto is 1.7ohm I set my device at 3.7V and then adjust from there.
I start at lower voltage, when I want more vape I increase the voltage, when the juice tastes burnt, I turn the voltage down. In the beginning it really does not make much sense, as you vape more and more it will click in.
There is no voltage that you NEED to have to vape at. Basically start at the low end and work your way up until you settle on the range that delivers the best TH, warmth and flavor for you. Everyone likes a different setting and thats the beauty of having a VV device. I ended up like my fruit flavors in the lower spectrum and my tobacco flavors in the high 4s, but everyone will be different.
Here's an ohms to voltage chart:
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Generally speaking:
3.3- 4.0 volts= 1.8 ohms
4- 4.8 volts= 2.4 ohms
You'll find diff juices taste better at diff voltages. Start off at a low voltage and dial up until you find your "sweet spot"
Best of Luck and congrats
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Generally speaking:
3.3- 4.0 volts= 1.8 ohms
4- 4.8 volts= 2.4 ohms
You'll find diff juices taste better at diff voltages. Start off at a low voltage and dial up until you find your "sweet spot"
Best of Luck and congrats
here: VV Sweet Spot - Apollo ECIGS Fan my guide i made will help you...Its easy to understand... no charts 
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Just start low and play around with the voltage until you get the flavor and TH that you want
The various Safe Vaping Power Charts can be a good guideline for new vapors to choose what resistance to use at their voltage/watts range. I have heard that it is only useful for single coil delivery devices.
Someone who made one of these charts also wrote an article on how to find your "sweet spot" for various flavors of e-liquids using resistance and different voltages: Guide to Safe Vaping - E-Cigarette Safety | Ecig Advanced Community Blog
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