pg/vg question..

[arianthebarbarian]

Hi, I ordered a mvp and waiting to arrive. I was wondering what tanks work well with just vg juice.

 

[Susan~S]

Any tank will do. Sometimes people add a little distilled water to 100% VG if they are experiencing problems with their tank not feeding fast enough.

 

[arianthebarbarian]

Would a protank 2 work with vg heavy juice?

 

[Milkhoney]

Most likely. Bottoms coils do well with higher VG.

 

[Susan~S]

Would a protank 2 work with vg heavy juice?

Yes, my Protank 2 v2 work well with 100% VG as long as I don't chain vape.

 

[arianthebarbarian]

Sweet! Thanks guys!

 

[umutkop]

In my opinion the best is %70vg %30pg


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[coalyard]

I mix at 50-50 PG/VG which gives the best of both. To answer though, a PT2 will feed a high VG juice if you don't chain vape it. You might consider Susan's advice to thin it a bit with distilled water if you have feeding problems or dry hits. Removing the flavor wick on top of the coil helps too.

Good luck, and welcome to ECF!

 

[Baditude]

I mix at 50-50 PG/VG which gives the best of both. To answer though, a PT2 will feed a high VG juice if you don't chain vape it. You might consider Susan's advice to thin it a bit with distilled water if you have feeding problems or dry hits. Removing the flavor wick on top of the coil helps too.

Good luck, and welcome to ECF!

I agree with the above comments. 100% vg will be very thick, and any juice attachment which uses wicking material may suffer from inadequate wicking speed. Many custom made juice vendors will thin their e-liquid base for tank use if you ask them to in the comments just before you confirm your order. Otherwise you can thin it with distilled water like also suggested.

In his review of the Protank, PBusardo shows how to remove a flavor wick as described above. Find this in a YouTube search.