Yes, yes. A question for you guys here at ECF: is there any relation whatsoever between vaping at higher voltages and the body absorbing more nic?
What's all this fuss about the meter being off?
If its within a point or two I don't see that as false advertising. I have a Krimdon Kustom with a meter and many times I'll set it to a reading then taking a new reading without any adjustment could be off a point or two but the next reading is on the mark. From what has been reported so far higher settings seem to be off more than lower settings. I would say that if the lowest and higher settings are correct does anything else really matter, after else it is a matter of taste. You're set as long as you can find a sweet spot and you remember the numbers to find it again.
DavidTop, the LV can show 6v when you vape at 3.8 a 1.5 ohm dc.
Thanks for the answer.I'm using mine @ 4.2v with 4.5 wraps of 32g kanth.I was wondering if you had any problems, or where the shut off point is when using less wraps or more voltage. thanks again.@ chuckie yes using it with my G Tank 3.9 volts and 4.5 turns of .20 / 32g Kanthal, meters at 1.9 ohms so actual 1.7 ohms, lots of everything![]()
Goldenkobold, one of the reasons people buy a vv is because it can indeed vary the voltage and accept any atty/carto you throw at it.
Personally I prefer the provari way giving a error, but I prefer the LT price - I'm thinking on a 2nd mod. Buzz and Darwin have a 15 watt limit.