Question about voltage (I think)...

[Shellie]

Sorry for being such a newb, but you know, everyone has to learn somehow. I got myself a vision spinner (i'm so new i thought it was a twist when he took it out of the case!). I am LOVING this thing, especially since my earlier mishaps of buying things i didn't like.

My question is, I have three juices. one i bought from a tobacco store that tasted bad originally on my old equipment, but i may rethink that now that i have the spinner. i bought two "premium" juices with the spinner, and one of them tastes good no matter what voltage i put it at. the other one tastes "burnt" if i have it up even a little bit.

Is that common or user error that a juice can taste burnt at higher voltage? maybe i should give that old juice a try now that i can dial it down? thanks in advance for helping me understand if my observations are correct.

 

[Susan~S]

The Ego twist and the Vision Spinner are basically the same product (but by two different companies).

It is common that some juice will taste burnt running at a high voltage (especially if you are using a clearomizer that has no airflow control). Try that old juice on your new equipment Start low and dial it up until you get that burnt taste, then back it down a little. You may be pleasantly surprised!

 

[GPC2012]

Is the juice that tastes burnt a sweeter juice? they tend to burn easier. With the setup you have you will notice it more. If you get into a VV/VW you can adjust with a little more precision.

 

[MoDmAnDaN]

Yeah, some juices have a high sweetener (sugar) content and that will burn easy at higher voltages.

 

[Shellie]

Thanks, everyone

 

[Capt.shay]

Different juices often like different volatages.

The bottom line is that there is no "right" or "wrong" voltage. What ever taste good to you is what taste good to you. Some one else may like it warmer or cooler and you are both right.

 

[Zanaspus]

Different juices often like different volatages.

The bottom line is that there is no "right" or "wrong" voltage. What ever taste good to you is what taste good to you. Some one else may like it warmer or cooler and you are both right.

Well, there are "wrong" voltages, but that's a different kettle of fish.

 

[Shellie]

Zanaspus, can you elaborate? Could I be doing it wrong? I don't want to damage anything/harm anyone!