No, not really. Its good to know voltage ranges of the different ohm ratings. The HV attys are not in the below info, but I imagine using a 3.5 or even a 4 ohm atty could vape in the neighborhood of 6v
Since you are a big time dripper, dont you find it messy on a box mod? There is no juice cup, but if you give me a few days, I can build one with the juice well for you. The only issue is that you need a shorty extension if you are going to run tanks that sit flush with the bottom of the carto. If you are good at dripping, and use good quality attys, I know leaks are at a minimum, so you just need to let me know which way you prefer.
Here is the info I posted.
I imagine quite a few packages will hit some doorsteps today. I am not particularly happy about no Saturday deliveries any longer, but the bright side is I am still able to ship on Saturdays from the PO.
Iowa gal, that is the beauty of a vv. You can dial in according to your ohm rating on the carto or atty you are using.
Here is a rule of thumb for the different mods I sell, an my preferred set up (That does not mean there is not something better out there, so feel free anyone to add to this)
3.7v or my 3.7v bottom feeders:
My favorite for sure is the single coil 1.7 ohm cartos by smoktek.
1.5ohm dual coils, and 2.0 single coil cartos will also work.
1.5 to 2 ohm attys are also fine
2 ohm dual coil cartoss do not get warm enough in my opinion.
5v box mod, or 5v Foxy Custom
3.2 ohm smoketech cartos, likely my favorite setup
2 ohm dual coils a close second to my favorite setup
2.5 to 3.5 ohm attys
2 ohm single coils get way to hot IMO at 5v, and very few eliquids can even handle this heat. This is all my opinion and YMMV
VV box mod
At the 4v setting
1.5 dual coils
2 ohm single coils
At the 5v setting
3 to 3.2 ohm single coils
2 ohm to 2.5 ohm dual coils (2.5 dual coil was a little light for me)
2.5 to 3.5 ohm attys
Tanks can be used on my 3.7v, 5v, and VV mods, you just have to make sure you match your carto ohm rating with the voltage you are running.
Hope this info helps some of you
Steve
Here is a post I made the other day: