Vapor production

[LockMD]

Forgive me if this is sooooo newbie 'ish' of a question/topic but....

Is it totally the model your using or does the juice play a roll in it too?

Reason I'm asking is I like to "blow smoke" and nicotine wise I guess 2 or 3 hits should hold ya for an hour or so but I end up hitting on it every 10-15 mins just to blow smoke LOL. Is one juice better than another for vapor production? I have the following:

Cherry
Power Puff
Virginia
Strawberry
Rum
Fennel
Bannana (on the way (thanks Shawn!))

I guess I should've asked BEFORE I ordered, but I didnt find Shawn's area of the forum until I already ordered.

I've only tried the fennel so far, but your answers could help me with what to try next I reckon the obvious answer is Power Puff hence the name LOL so I will try that tonight. But if any of you have ANY comments bad or good about the above flavors I would appreciate hearing them.

 

[dpixel8]

thats why I use the low nic (or making my own non-nic liquids now), so I can puff as much as I want

 

[breakfastchef]

Is it totally the model your using or does the juice play a roll in it too?

Me experience is that vapor production has to do with the device, the battery, the juice, the draw technique and voltage.

Some device atomizers run hotter than others and can create very good vapor. Larger atomizers like in an e-cigar or e-pipe can produce very good vapor. Using a device with a manual switch definitely will create more vapor than a device that uses an automatic battery with a cut-off.

Fully charged batteries will always created better vapor.

Juices with a VG base seem produce more vapor than those made with PG base.

Long, slow draws will eke out the maximum amount of vapor from any device.

Lastly, higher voltage devices can produce ungodly amounts of fog. Often juice flavor and atomizer life can suffer, though. A good middle ground is around the 5 volt mark which can be attained using a manual USB passthrough with no auto cut-off

 

[LockMD]

dpixel8 - yeah I need to lower my nic intake if I'm gonna puff all day LOL

breakfastchef - wow thank you - very good info there. VG is better than PG base for vapor - so VG is probably harder on the atty? not sure what VG/PG stands for but I will look it up tonight. Thanks again.