Turning Down the Power With WTA

[kingcobra]

I play around with settings on my Darwin with different juices and so far what I'm finding is that WTA tends to like lower settings. Right now I'm vaping at 5 watts, and the voltage reading is 3.5 for you non Darwinians, and I find that the effect of the WTA is really enhanced. It seems to me that anything high enough to give you a throat hit doesn't allow the WTA to come through as much. This isn't a matter of taste or anything else, it's just looking to get the most out of the feeling of the thing. So that's my experience so far, in my first day vaping WTA with my first juice I've tried, so I'd be interested in hearing what other people's experiences are here

 

[snork]

Hmm, I've never tried it to make a comparison. Today I'll crank down my Kick and see what happens. I normally vape at about 8.5 watts.

[Edit: Nope, can't do it. ]

 

[Mr.Mann]

That is interesting...turning down now! We will see....

 

[karmakatie]

I think I am gonna dig out an ego and give the lower heat a try, but man I sure do love a warm vape!..BUT in the name of science I will try!

 

[Stubby]

My experience is that when I am vaping standard liquid on my non-variable non-regulated 3.7 APV I start thinking I may need to invest in the latest and greatest VV whatever.

When I vape WTA it doesn't matter in the least what I use. I could probably dust of my over 3 year old M401 and do just fine.

 

[hittman]

I've mostly been using a riva for the wta. There's plenty of TH at 3.7v and the flavor is good. I've tried it at 6v with an 801 but don't like it as much. I haven't played around with it on my vv pv.

 

[kingcobra]

Well after trying that, it was good for awhile, but I've got it turned up to my normal 6.9 watts, which is about as high as I can go with this atty without burning the juice. So it's just a matter of playing around I guess and seeing what you like.