Strange throat hit

[badnaamsingh]

I notice a distinct throat hit (harshness..not a fan of throat hit), with the same juice but different tanks and devices.

juice - Coumarin Pipe (Mt. Baker)

Smooth

iClear 30s on a VTR.

Harsh

Kanger Aerotank on a VV3.

Both tanks have similar resistance (2.1, 2.2 ish) and I am vaping at same volts, 4.2

Why does the same juice taste harsher on the aerotank. I can't try the aerotank on the vtr at the moment (it doesn't work on the vtr)?

 

[DavidOck]

Compare them on the same battery. Not all are calibrated exactly the same, or precisely. So 4.2 volts on one may be 4 or 4.4 on another.

If there's still a difference, chalk it up to the different geometry of the devices. Different wicking, different air flow... etc.

It's not uncommon for a given flavor to taste/hit differently in different toppers. Just adjust the power to suit.

 

[zoiDman]

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Both tanks have similar resistance (2.1, 2.2 ish) and I am vaping at same volts, 4.2

Why does the same juice taste harsher on the aerotank. I can't try the aerotank on the vtr at the moment (it doesn't work on the vtr)?

Where as Ohms may be the Major Contributor to how a Hit Tastes. It is Not the Sole Parameter. And a 2.2ohm Atty on one piece of Hardware May Hit Very Different than a 2.2ohm Atty in another piece of Hardware.

Airflow is a Big Factor. Wick Size is another. The Hole Diameter the Wick sits in is a Huge Factor.

Also, the way that 4.2 Volts is "made" can be Very Different from APV to APV.

If a APV Outputs 8.4 Volts for 1/2 Second and then Outputs 0 Volts for 1/2 Second, Isn't the Average Voltage over the 1 second Period going to 4.2 Volts? And is this going to Give the Same Hit if the Output Voltage was a Continuous Fixed 4.2 Volts or the Entire 1 Second?