Question with the higher PG juices and vapor

[reddogkc]

Right now I vape 50/50 but would love some more flavor to my juice. However, I do not want to lower the vapor output. Adding extra shots seems to make juice too syrupy. With higher PG is it safe to say you could run at a higher wattage/voltage since the juice is thinner and wicks better/faster thus increasing the vapor? Right now I run a pro tank with a vision spinner however will be using

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when my 18650 batteries arrive later this week. So for you experienced folks can you help a relatively new guy out here

Maraschino Cherry and Vanilla are the 2 flavors i truly love

 

[BlueMoods]

PG vs VG is a tade off you have to choose what you want the most.

PG for flavor, easy wicking, throat hit.
VG for sweetness, more vapor, less throat hit.

All you can do is play with it and see what you like best. Personally I want the flavor, TH and wicking of PG and could care less about a fog bank of vapor so, I use all or mostly PG.

 

[rolygate]

In theory adding more flavour will make the mix thinner (less viscous), as flavourings are usually based on PG or alcohol, and adding anything to a high-VG mix will make it thinner.

A 50-50 mix seems to work fine in most all heads. You start to get problems when it's '100% VG' because some have 20% distilled water added and some don't. In other words, some VG liquid is diluted 20% and some isn't. Pure VG needs a 20% dilution with something (anything). Can't see why a 50-50 mix won't work in anything except the slowest-wicking device, whatever that might be, perhaps like one of those mini eGo tank atty arrangements.