Taking the VV plunge, which cartos to use?

[eJohnnyO]

Just ordered a Maximum vapors evercool VV box. Currently, I don't have any cartos greater than 2.5 ohm. Any recommendations on which cartos will give me the best performance at higher volts? How about the best cartos for voltage versatility?

Thanks for your time.

 

[Nomoreash]

2.5 ohm is fine, the higher ohm you go the better battery life you'll have, I usually stay around 3ish ohm but anything 2.5ish or higher will work and give you the full range. I wouldn't recommend LR because there is no need to simulate higher voltage when you can turn the dial and have higher voltage, plus LR drains the batteries faster but they will work, you just have to keep the voltage down with them.

 

[donnah]

While I do have higher resistence cartos, I still reach for the smoktech 1.7 "resurrector" with my vv devices. I like how they last and perform. I don't go over 4.2v

 

[Reveen]

Can't go wrong with Boge 3.0 cartos . . . put them in a tank and they will really shine (and last!)

 

[madjack]

I use smoktech 1.5-2ohm dual coil cartos or 3+ohm single coil Boges..............

 

[speedemon]

I use all dc cartos 2.0-2.50hm up tp 5.6volts work great.

 

[Scottinboca]

The great thing about VV is no matter what carto/juice combo your using you can dial in the sweet spot.

 

[arkador]

I am loving the 3ohm Boges on my Buzz Pro, with my dial set just a touch past yellow.

 

[le0n2010]

You will be able to get max wattage from 2 Ohm carto.

 

[arkador]

The great thing about VV is no matter what carto/juice combo your using you can dial in the sweet spot.

using the same cartos, I use different settings for each of the 3 juices I have on hand. Minthol tastes better at a lower wattage, producing a cool vape. I like tobacco to be warm, it brings out more of the flavor.