What voltage do you like for specific juices?

[TeeFour]

So many juices to choose from, so many voltages to choose from! The trick is getting just the right temperature to vaporize as much of the VG/PG (depending on the mixture), nicotine, and flavor as possible. They all have different heats of vaporization, so it's about finding a balance. I'm always playing with the voltage on my Buzz to try to find the right temperature for each juice and atty. I'm frustratingly indecisive, but I thought I'd start a thread documenting when I finally decide I've hit the right voltage.

Using a standard 510 atty from litecigusa rated at (according to my multimeter) about 2.5ohm:

FSUSA RY4 and Maxboro (30/70 PG/VG)- 4.4-4.45V
The thicker, more caramel or dark coffee juices seem to need a higher voltage to get as much of the flavor as possible. I also prefer higher VG content juices, but not 100%. 4.5V seemed a little too high and some flavor was lost and/or burnt. 4.3-4.4 didn't seem to be quite enough.

BWB 555 (50/50)- 4.2-4.3V
A little more PG in this one combined with lighter flavors seemed to respond well to a slightly lower voltage. This is also the operating voltage of my eGo batteries between fully and less charged.

Thats all I've nailed down so far. I'd be glad to hear other members' findings to narrow my search in the future!

 

[banjo]

I vape at 3.7v & use LR510 attys. They burn hotter than regular attys & work great on FSUSA juices.

 

[justboringsarah]

Most juices I like HOT and HV,but for me the gentler flavors(green tea,honeysuckle etc)do better at lower voltage like 3.2-4.0

 

[kellie]

I just got my Lr tanks my FSUSA Butterfinger is amazing in them way better than the reg tanks and they were good in that. I'm waitin on my new Buzz. My first vv I can't wait to play with the vv to find my "SWEET SPOT"

 

[mwahle1]

I vape everything at 6 volts with cartomizers (3 ohms).

 

[mccawley]

Huh.... I just vape all my juices at 3.7 standard voltage.
Though I do have a soldering iron and an old car battery

 

[BuzzKill]

With a VV device you can tune in your taste/flavor , LR attys are great for a fixed setup but do not compare IMO to the control of VV vaping . To each there own but I guarantee that the difference is HUGE !

 

[kellie]

With a VV device you can tune in your taste/flavor , LR attys are great for a fixed setup but do not compare IMO to the control of VV vaping . To each there own but I guarantee that the difference is HUGE !

I got them to try on my ego t's wanted to try what a higher volt vapes was like while I am waitin for my Buzz. If it's better then this omg I will never put it down. I can't wait to find my sweet spot

 

[TeeFour]

I just got the adapters I needed to get an eGo mega atty on my buzz. It's awesome! The ego attys are the same resistance as standard 510s, but have a much larger coil and bridge. It wicks cleanly, doesn't melt the cart like in a 510 above around 3.7V, and has even better flavor. I'm sticking with the same 4.45V that I've found I like, I recommended trying them if anyone hasn't.

 

[TeeFour]

With a VV device you can tune in your taste/flavor , LR attys are great for a fixed setup but do not compare IMO to the control of VV vaping . To each there own but I guarantee that the difference is HUGE !

My Buzz and I agree

 

[Purple Haze]

BWB 555 I like to vape at 4.5-47V.

sweet liquids around 4V