So does 2.4-2.6ohms mean I can go up to 5 volts on VV?

[varitablevoltage]

My Kanger T2 is at 2.4-2.5 ohms and my Phoenix CE3s are at 2.4-2.6 ohms, on a Vision Spinner I get a burnt taste going higher than 4.2v on either. I read somewhere that you double the volts roughly based on ohm rating of carto or atty, doesn't seem accurate to me. 4.0-4.2v seems right.

 

[sanman969]

View attachment Vaping Power Chart.xls

^^^---Here is a copy of a vaping Power Chart. Your setting is just at the high-end of the range.

Can you adjust the voltage to where it vapes well? Just do that!

It can also depend on the juice but I vape my 2.4 at just under 4V on my eGo Twist.

 

[denali_41]

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^^^---Here is a copy of a Vaping Power Chart. Your setting is just at the high-end of the range.

Can you adjust the voltage to where it vapes well? Just do that!

It, somewhat, depends on the liquid as well but I vape my 2.4 at just under 4V on my eGo Twist.

i like that resistance at about 3.7 volts on the kangers T2\3

 

[varitablevoltage]

Yeah, 3.8 to 4.2 is my current range. What's the difference lower ohm cart and low volts to that of higher ohm and higher volts? Seems either way you're pushing max.

 

[denali_41]

i really can't answer that,but i have noticed juice tastes a lot better on on SR carto 2.4-2.8 range then on 3 ohm carto,

 

[sanman969]

I think it is mostly about battery drain and the amount of current that can be supplied.

 

[denali_41]

he is using a spinner,which has regulated voltage