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We each have a provari mini and use vivi nova with it. We use each others devices to try flavors. We also each have a joyetech e-cab as a back up and it's the same on those. I get tons of vapor and she does not. So it's definitely user and not device.
Do a quick test... Swap devices for a few mins...
If she's the one getting the big vape off of your setup and your getting the puny vape off hers, then it's the setup.
If you continue getting the big vape on both, the difference is the two of you.
If she's the one getting the big vape off of your setup and your getting the puny vape off hers, then it's the setup.
If you continue getting the big vape on both, the difference is the two of you.
Of course we tried that! I'm thinking its got something to do with the inhale and the exhale but I can't explain it.
Don't forget to check the Nova head on the one that's not working as well**
(And the charge of the battery)
(And the charge of the battery)
Sorry, missed your post 6:27 AM post...
My personal experience... I've found that a long slow paced draw will produce a thicker, denser vape than a short, fast draw.
Another thing to consider, vapor production is typically judged based on the exhaled vapor. The deeper the vapor is inhaled into the lungs and the longer it is being held, the less vapor will be expelled on exhale. (Stealth vape for example)
My personal experience... I've found that a long slow paced draw will produce a thicker, denser vape than a short, fast draw.
Another thing to consider, vapor production is typically judged based on the exhaled vapor. The deeper the vapor is inhaled into the lungs and the longer it is being held, the less vapor will be expelled on exhale. (Stealth vape for example)
Yeah I also had a friend that was hitting my vapes really fast, and he was always complaining til I showe him slow steady draws produce better hits/vape
Every new person I show my ecig too has a problem getting big plumes. Its the mentality they have usually because they are cigarette smokers. Vaping really is a lot different, in that you have to take slow long draws to almost full capacity. Most people that try my electronic just assume it isnt as good and continue on with the analogs.
I'm getting tons of vapor, my wife is not. Same device, same juice. I can't for the life of me explain to her what we might be doing differently. She's a bit jealousany of you vets out there maybe know what she could be doing "wrong"?
i would guess you are drawing slow and getting thicker vapor and she is inhaling faster getting thinner vapor,my wife does the same..
Maybe she doesn't draw in as long .. I'm sure she'll get the hang of it soon .. In fact I'm positive she will! Be supportive and encouraging and give her lots of kisses.. Wives need that btw post 500!
btw post 500!
It may just be perception or something, but I seem to remember when I was still a pretty heavy smoker and tried to vape, I couldn't get a good cloud either. The longer I waited after smoking my last cig, the bigger the vapor plume. Is she still smoking the analogs...and maybe trying to vape right after that? If that's not it then I agree with the others, it's probably the way she's vaping....
I find that a slow draw and not inhaling it deeply makes the most vapor and gives the best flavor. (especially exhaling through the nose)
Maybe she doesn't draw in as long .. I'm sure she'll get the hang of it soon .. In fact I'm positive she will! Be supportive and encouraging and give her lots of kisses.. Wives need that
I LOVE this reply
don't take offense but maybe she needs to suck harder? lol, my wife does and she gets huge vapes but my friends who don't really smoke ecigs never get good hits. I always tell them they should hit it like a normal cig and less like a straw.
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