Variable voltage help?

[CanadianCow]

So I bit the bullet and purchased a large kit which gave me 2 joyetech eGo-C Twist 650mAh. Now the problem is that I have no idea what I am doing with it. Currently I just always use it on the lowest voltage but I was wondering when would I want to use a higher voltage? What is the pros and cons?

I know it's odd that I bought something without researching it but I figured I would rather have it and grow into it.

 

[doots]

Turning up voltage will make your vape warmer and quicker to come out and lowering the volts will make cooler vaper and take a bit longer. Just adjust to your sweet spot.

 

[bdeef]

What kind of clearo or tank do u have? What are the ohm's on it?

Usually 1.8 ohm = low voltage
2.4 = med voltage
2.8 = high voltage

 

[X P3 Flight Engineer]

Easy Peasy!

Start at the lowest setting, keep trying it at slightly higher settings until you find where it tastes best to you!

Relax, Enjoy!

 

[Idaholandho]

Congrats and enjoy! Hope this chart helps.

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/sg-vapers/266496-vaping-power-chart.html

 

[Ryedan]

Increase the voltage in stages and see how it vapes. Higher volts makes the coil hotter. If you go too high you will get burned hits which you will know by the taste immediately (yuk!). Once you know how high you can go pick the voltage you like best below that.

With Srtardusts like these at 2.3 ohms I find I can go to about 4.2 V max. With 2 ohm Boge cartos I can go all the way to 4.8 V. With higher ohm cartos the lower voltages are not enough for me. Hope this helps.

 

[VanillaButternut]

Another good tip to keep in mind is that a non Variable Voltage battery typically runs at 3.7 volts. So if someone says "This is great on my eGo-T" or something like that, then you can assume you'll get a similar vape at 3.7 volts on your Ego-C Twist.