What causes more vapor production and flavor etc

[kingraptor724]

Well I have been wondering is all expensive batteries etc just for style, because like a provari vs my vision spinner 2 is like a 1.3v for 1/15 the price. And I hear people start to feel like theyre burning the ejuice a bit at like 4.7 so why on earth would u vape a provari at 6v... Or is it all in the clearomizer for vapor production and flavor, because I have a nautilus and I hear its top of the chain

 

[CadetOfVapour]

I somewhat agree with your point on the price of a provari, but your paying for the regulation, safety, and build quality. Some people need more or less power to get the vape they are looking for to satisfy there needs. The amount of voltage applied is also dependent on the resistance of the atomizer attached and what kind of atomizer your using. For example, I rock a 1.5 ohm dual coil cartomizer at 3.9 volts and I'm happy, but my kayfun built to the same resistance i run at 3.6 volts.

 

[PaxSemper]

My first tank was one of those disposable things with the 1500mAh batteries. Then I switched to a Vision Spinner with a Kranger Protank 2 mini. I found that different juices tasted better at different voltages. Now I'm on a K101 mod with a dripping build. Those "expensive" batteries have their good place and use, but make sure you ask some questions especially regarding what application you're looking for.

 

[kingraptor724]

Thanks guys, btw I am getting 4 e juices in the mail, cinnamon roll, carmel apple, rootbeer, and apple rings from mt baker vapor. There is no problem with using the same coil for all flavors right? I just have to wash the coils and the air filter and tank etc and its good to go for a new flavor? Btw can u explain ohms because I bought 1.8ohms instead of 1.6ohms for my nautilus

 

[PaxSemper]

When you see the ohms on a coil, it's describing the resistance in that coil. Cloud chasers like to build their own coils that are below 1 ohm but there's a lot to know and understand prior to trying this as it can become unsafe.

Your lower ohm coils will fire a little warmer with less voltage which will increase vapor production (depending on the juice) at less voltage

 

[kingraptor724]

When you see the ohms on a coil, it's describing the resistance in that coil. Cloud chasers like to build their own coils that are below 1 ohm but there's a lot to know and understand prior to trying this as it can become unsafe.

Your lower ohm coils will fire a little warmer with less voltage which will increase vapor production (depending on the juice) at less voltage

So 1.6ohms blows bigger clouds? Ugh why did i buy 1.8ohms, i want big clouds

 

[PaxSemper]

Technically yes... But a .2 ohm difference will be hardly perceptible. If you have a Spinner, just turn up your voltage a bit.

 

[PaxSemper]

And please Google "ohms law" and read a bit. The voltage/ohms/amp relationship is crucial to vaping

 

[Baditude]

Ohm's Law for Dummies

Advancing Up the Vaping Ladder from Ego's to Mods

Why Provari?

 

[PaxSemper]

Yes! That! Thanks Baditude

 

[kingraptor724]

Thank you for that link bad . Btw can still someone answer my previous question about using 4 different flavors in one atomizer coil if thats ok, if it would be enough to just clean it etc before switching to a dif flavor

 

[PaxSemper]

You'll have a period of transition where the flavors will mix. Depending on a few things it could be one or two drags to 1/4 tank. There's no detrimental effect unless one of your flavors is acidic... A good vape store will warn you if a flavor is acidic tho

 

[Baditude]

Over time, most people will start to accumulate multiple tanks to put their different flavors in. This is much more convenient to do than to just use one or two tanks and go through the trouble of emptying a tank to change to a different flavor.

 

[bulldog63h]

Thank you for that link bad . Btw can still someone answer my previous question about using 4 different flavors in one atomizer coil if thats ok, if it would be enough to just clean it etc before switching to a dif flavor

If your atomizer is using silica wicks, you can do what's called dry burning. Make sure the wick has no access to juice. Then you fire your device untill no vapor is coming off of it. That serves two purposes, it gets rid of the previous flavor, and it cleans the coil.

 

[kingraptor724]

If your atomizer is using silica wicks, you can do what's called dry burning. Make sure the wick has no access to juice. Then you fire your device untill no vapor is coming off of it. That serves two purposes, it gets rid of the previous flavor, and it cleans the coil.

I use the nautilus and vision spinner 2 can I dry burn with that? Id rather not spend an extra $90 atm to just get 3 more nautilus

 

[USMCotaku]

With stock silica wicks you can dry burn.....as for ohms, the lower the ohms, the less resistance to current passing through the coil, giving faster heat up (watts, the measurement of heat at the coil for our purposes). If you are using a variable volt/watt device you won't have to worry so much that you didn't get a lower ohm coil, as on stock coil heads, you won't be able to go as high as your battery will put out before tasting burnt flavor. A good rule of thumb on variable volt is your coil can handle 2 volts over your resistance rating, for example a 1.6 ohm coil can vape at 3.6 volts...good starting point, make fine tune adjustment from there.

Another contributing factor to amount of vapor produced is your juice. Pg carries flavor better, but vg produces more cloud. So higher vg mixes will make more vapor for you. But using tanks, stay away from 100% vg, it is too thick to wick well in tanks with stock coils/wicks, and you will get dry hits

 

[kingraptor724]

With stock silica wicks you can dry burn.....as for ohms, the lower the ohms, the less resistance to current passing through the coil, giving faster heat up (watts, the measurement of heat at the coil for our purposes). If you are using a variable volt/watt device you won't have to worry so much that you didn't get a lower ohm coil, as on stock coil heads, you won't be able to go as high as your battery will put out before tasting burnt flavor. A good rule of thumb on variable volt is your coil can handle 2 volts over your resistance rating, for example a 1.6 ohm coil can vape at 3.6 volts...good starting point, make fine tune adjustment from there.

Another contributing factor to amount of vapor produced is your juice. Pg carries flavor better, but vg produces more cloud. So higher vg mixes will make more vapor for you. But using tanks, stay away from 100% vg, it is too thick to wick well in tanks with stock coils/wicks, and you will get dry hits

Thanks jarhead, btw what exactly is a dry hit lol sorry for being a noob

 

[USMCotaku]

Its when you fire your battery without enough juice on the wick, you are tasting the wick instead of the yummy juice

 

[dice57]

Well, hmm, to

If you have to ask, you'll never know. If you know, you need only ask.

but seriously, everything effects everything, when it comes to vape. the better the gear the safer and better the vape. Quality of gear can never be taken lightly. Everything that has been added to the "collection" will likely last me while above ground. One must NEVER skimp on batteries, chargers or safety, when it comes to vape.

That's not to say I don't have a Few Good ClownsClones though. But lucky if one out of three are acceptable. the hidden clone investment quotient.

Vape is progressive, and likely a year from now, you'll be glad this post is berried deep in the new members section. But then there are those that are happy to not require more than a cig-a-like device and can't understand the need for and ego with a Naut on top.

Top of the Vape chain is hardly a Nautilus be. hardly. decent changeable, but can't compete with a crap rebuildable, let alone a good one



Vape long and Prosper.!!!!

 

[cheungsc]

Need to concern the wattage output of the battery !