Question on the power of the puff....

[msjay]

Hello everyone. I have a question that may sound silly. But here goes. What determines the intensity of the throat hits, vapors and the flavor? From reading around the forums, all of the power seems to center around the battery. I got some new carts today for my RN4081 and there seems to be a noticeable, yet satisfying difference in the new carts' intensity. Seems that the carts and the e-liquid caused the difference. I am wondering if this is just my imagination or if this is really true. I am still very new to vaping, so I hope I was able to explain properly. Knowing this, would help me make my next decision regarding an e-cig upgrade.

 

[Icoth]

The PV is a system, change any of the components and the results change. New carts and new juice can definitely give you a different vape; I don't think it's your imagination. The fact that there are so many variables adds to the learning curve.

 

[HBBK]

So many ways to change taste, vapor, hit...
I think you will understand very quickly and make your own opininion by testing differents PV

As you can see, with the same e-cigaret, you can change fellings with e-liquid (ratio PG/Glycerine= change vapor and taste, level of nicotin= change Hit throat and taste...)
you can also replace your normal cart by metal cart or another modified cart
So imagine the number of possibilities by changing of PV, atty, voltage...

(i hope my english not so bad)

 

[msjay]

Thanks Icoth and HBBK for your response. I'm still reading up on the ends and outs of vaping. The information you provided really makes sense and gives me a clearer picture of vaping. I guess this is why modding is so popular. I became interested in vaping for economical reasons. Analog cigarettes cost $8.50 here. I am keeping track of my e-cig spending and trying to break even at this point. As soon as I hit that milestone, I'll trying modding to get the "perfect hit". Thanks again.