Please help! Sub tank mini RBA

[jakubvapes]

hey there guys,

So for my birthday my brother got me a snow wolf 200w with a subtank mini, we bought a ....load of this juice : http://www.ebay.ca/itm/Canadian-E-juices-3-pack-of-50ml-bottles-/111790312793?hash=item1a0738cd59

its 65pg/35vg from what i am reading online this is not good for sub-ohm? is that correct. sorry im so confused with all this ad id really appreciate any help.

Thanks!

 

[UncleMike]

should be fine, especially if you have the Subtank Mini V2. Earlier versions of the STM had some wicking issues with higher VG grade juices but 65/35 should be good to go. Just don't turn up the watts too high and make sure to prime your coil well before using. I love my STM

 

[Vape_Life]

65% pg might be too harsh for sub ohm IMO, I'd say anything 40%pg and lower would be fine

 

[FiReSTaRT]

I subohmed 80%PG without any harshness both on an Aqua V2 and on an STM. Currently subohming 50/50

 

[tedigram]

It really comes down to how sensitive you are to throat hits. I only quit smoking a couple months ago, so I barely notice a throat hit with ANY type of juice. I've got a few 80PG blends that I barely notice the difference from in comparison to my 80VG varieties, vaped at .5-1.2 ohms, so it's different for everyone.

Nic level is the thing I think you should be most aware of if you're switching to sub-ohm, since anything above 12mg is gonna smack your face to the floor in all likelihood.

 

[FiReSTaRT]

Possible.. By the time I started subohming, I was already in the 6mg level, currently at 2mg.

 

[GeorgeS]

What I would suggest is save and clean out your old juice bottles (or get some empty new ones) along with 4-8oz each of raw PG and VG so you can experiment. To much throat hit? Mix some of your juice with some VG in an extra container. Juice not wicking well? Ditto, but mix in some PG.

It is really hard to say how much of PG, VG and nicotine each user feels comfortable with as everyone has their own personal tastes. While many might assume large clouds go hand-in-hand with 'sub ohm' setups, this surely does not always have to be the case.