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Thrasher

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quite simply it is what it sounds like. take the ego twist for example, you turn the dial up or down to get more or less volts.

the idea is simple i buy a cartomizer that is 3 ohms, it doesnt work well or get hot enough on my regular ego battery at 3.7 volts. so i put it on my VV battery and turn up the voltage until i find the sweet spot.

it is just a great way to fine tune your vaping experience.
 

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Okay - varying the voltage will change the amount of vapor, TH & taste. More is not necessarily better.... The "sweet spot" that the vapepros here refer to is the voltage that produces the proper effect per person, per juice. Ya?

you got it..and to get maximum flavor without burning,or not enough flavor because volts too low.
 

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You need different voltages to aquire the same experience (TH, vapor production, flavor, heat) on different resistance attys.
If you are used to a lower riesistance atty at lower voltage, then change to a higher risitance atty (and want the same experience) then you will need more voltage.
A VV device lets us customize the experience.

In reality: For me I prefer to vape at 7.5w in the morning and as high as 12w in the evening. Without a VV/VW device, this is only possible by changing the resistance of my atty through out the day. With a VV/VW device, it is a quick setting change on the same atty.
 
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