What setting for my ego c twist with this new head

[flamesonfire]

So I've been vaping for a good three four months now and was content with my setup I have an 1100 mah ego twist with a mt3s for all day vaping and evod for trying flavours or just in case I drain mt3s while out and about and a week or so ago I noticed both tanks after a few weeks were needing new heads again and I dont clean I just stick in new ones. So on my way to work today i stopped by my store and they were out of the 1.8 t3s heads so instead I got a five pack 2.2 and he was explaining it's not a huge difference but I was in such a rush I had to take it and go! I normally leave my ego at 3.2 and have never really moved the dial around but now with this new head it's making gurgling noise and not really giving me the same vapor output or taste! So I'm left wondering where I should put the dial to get back to my old flavor and vapor production and how will these new heads effect my battery life? Thanks in advance for any help! Also idk if it's important but I vape flavorz by joe in heavens kiss and I'm not sure what pg/vg mix on it is and I sometimes vape a 100vg vanilla I got from a mall kiosk


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[spaceballsrules]

3.2²/1.8=5.689 watts

x²=5.689 x 2.2
x²=12.5158
x=√12.5158
x=3.538

Between 3.5 and 3.6 volts for the same vape.

 

[flamesonfire]

Thanks guy! I remember you helped with my last issue!! So battery life won't be effected?


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[nobreak1970]

I use a 2.4 ohm coil in my Davide (PT2) and my twist gets it's best vape at 4volts with a 50/50 ejuice.

 

[RedNBlack]

For the "gurgling"..... more juice is getting into the inhalation tube than vapor.
Are the coils seated good?
100% VG, may require a small bump up in the voltage.
Not sure why the 100%Vg would gurgle,
would expect more "dry, burnt hits" .......

 

[spaceballsrules]

Thanks guy! I remember you helped with my last issue!! So battery life won't be effected?


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Battery life will be affected, but I doubt you will notice the difference. Although you are getting the same power output overall, you are asking the battery to push more voltage. You might see a decrease in battery charge time somewhere between 5-10% at most.