Temperature Fluctuations And Vape Quality

[ISGRidge]

Hey all. I've only been vaping for a couple of months now. Spent some time in a warm climate on vacation and then back to Ohio where the temps are fluctuating between 40's at night to mid 70's in the day. I often leave my vape gear out on the back porch over night and have noticed that in the morning when it's cool, I'll get a much hotter hit. I need to turn down the voltage and mess with the air mixture to get it just right... then when it warms up, adjust it back.

I'm wondering how this is going to go once we get into full blown winter around here. I'm already starting to leave my gear in the house now.

Is this a common thing with vaping? Any good suggestions, ideas, workarounds etc. from you more "seasoned" vapers here

 

[ChrisCanal]

I am sure you will get a few other replies, but I would never leave any of my gear outside, or even in my car. I treat it just like my cell phone. Most electronics in general do not like temperature swings, or moisture, etc.

 

[AzPlumber]

I suspect the cold temp is effecting the viscosity of your juice and it's ability to wick fast enough.

 

[Robino1]

Definitely what AzPlumber said. Cold makes the liquid thicker, warmth makes it thinner.
Ohio? Yeah, winter is going to be fun.
Keep your PV in an inside pocket of your coat or closer to your body to keep it warm.

 

[ISGRidge]

Definitely what AzPlumber said. Cold makes the liquid thicker, warmth makes it thinner.
Ohio? Yeah, winter is going to be fun.
Keep your PV in an inside pocket of your coat or closer to your body to keep it warm.

Yeah... I hate winter! One more reason now. LOL I actually sell hand warmers and other winter warming items. I'm thinking about a pouch with a warmer in it

 

[tj99959]

The one nice thing about winter is that coats have pockets to keep your vape gear warm.

 

[ISGRidge]

The one nice thing about winter is that coats have pockets to keep your vape gear warm.

There is nothing nice about winter. LOL