Spinner questions

[nick779]

I'm almost set on trying the volt spinner, primarily because I'm having trouble tasting some of my juices. I've heard that changing the voltage can really bring some flavors to life and it's simply more consistent from less voltage drop Is that true?
I intend to initially use the spinner with the kanger t4s I use with my 78mm volt.

 

[Mroutlaw]

Yes, flavors tend to taste better on different voltages . Every flavor has a "sweet spot" (voltage) where it is just right. I tend to like my menthol flavors at a higher voltage like 4.3 and my sweet flavors like butterscotch at lower voltages

 

[cindycated]

I haven't experienced the typical voltage drop with any of SI's batteries, but yes, I've heard that too, that Spinners are good at keeping it at the set voltage (in general, not just SI's). I love Spinners. Go ahead, just get one!

Haven't tried the T4 yet, but sometimes certain devices work better at higher voltage. Like me and SI's T3. I can't use them at anything lower than 4.1V on the Spinner. With the X2 and 78s (+/- 3.7V), I've been having to use lower-ohm heads (except for cartos). I think performance affects flavor too, sorta - if it's hitting weak, you can hardly taste anything.

 

[Garemlin]

I have not found that changing the voltage changes the flavor on any of my juices. Maybe a little more vapor is it. If I had to do it again I would prolly not have bothered with the spinner. The only advantage I have found is quicker charging times.

That is just me and YMMV

BTW was just getting ready to answer your PM but it would be the same as this.