I have been playing with a 50 50 mix of Strawberry and a Blueberry mix. Using sour or french vanilla or Bavarian cream even Koolada. What I noticed is if the volts and watts are low I taste more Strawberry if I crank it up a bit I get more Blueberry flavor. Is this my imagination or is there some truth to this? I noticed this will be the last thread I can start in the New members forum weird on how time in here flies.
volts watts and mixed flavors
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Flavors are affected by a lot of stuff. The way something tastes will vary between individuals. This is not just that one person likes it and another does not, there are actually different ways people taste.
The type of atomizer used will change the flavor of vapor. The voltage or wattage used will change the flavor.
It is quite possible that the way you perceive strawberry and blueberry changes so that one is dominant at a higher wattage and the other at lower wattage. It is also quite possible that you might have a completely different reaction to a different strawberry or blueberry.
You can have a favorite atty for a particular juice and with a vv/vw mod you might have different settings for each juice you use.
The type of atomizer used will change the flavor of vapor. The voltage or wattage used will change the flavor.
It is quite possible that the way you perceive strawberry and blueberry changes so that one is dominant at a higher wattage and the other at lower wattage. It is also quite possible that you might have a completely different reaction to a different strawberry or blueberry.
You can have a favorite atty for a particular juice and with a vv/vw mod you might have different settings for each juice you use.
+1^^ there are many variables Drip tip design and composition wick material you name it it can effect flavor
Everything(in regards to vaping) has a vaporizing temperature, probably just a matter of different heat to vaporize each flavor.
I don't Question that you are getting Flavor Changes with Volt/Watt Changes. I think this is Actually Very Common.
Definitely, some flavors come out really richly when I crank it way up, some, like citrus flavors, I have to turn quite a bit lower than my normal wattage or they lost a ton of flavor or just taste bad. It's usually fruit flavors of one variety or another that I end up turning down lower.
I am looking for a certain flavor combination that gives me goose bumps and then curls my toes. The holly grail to my taste. I am close with this and with my version of apple pie. They both need just a little something not much just a little. Guess that's why I diy lol. Thank you for the replies.
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