What wattage is best for a high vg juice?

[TheBigPicture]

I bought a juice today that is 80/20 VG/PG. Do you prefer to vape a high vg concentration at a higher wattage because of its high viscosity, or lower? I'm not looking for clouds, I just like the flavor. Just wondering because the gentleman who sold it said it was only to use in an RDA or a nautilus. Thanks! Forgot to mention I use a nautilus/I Stick 20 combo.

 

[edyle]

I bought a juice today that is 80/20 VG/PG. Do you prefer to vape a high vg concentration at a higher wattage because of its high viscosity, or lower? I'm not looking for clouds, I just like the flavor. Just wondering because the gentleman who sold it said it was only to use in an RDA or a Nautilus. Thanks!

what wattage you use is dependent on the coil not the liquid.

on an rda, you drip directly into an atomizer; with a tank, you depend on wicking to get the liquid towards the coil so if the liquid is high vg it may have difficulty wicking fast enough towards the coil depending on the tank

 

[Susan~S]

+1 on what edyle said.

If you find your high VG juice is having trouble wicking in your Nautilus you can always thin it out by adding a couple of drops of distilled water per/ml of juice.

 

[Racehorse]

I bought a juice today that is 80/20 VG/PG. Do you prefer to vape a high vg concentration at a higher wattage because of its high viscosity, or lower? I'm not looking for clouds, I just like the flavor. Just wondering because the gentleman who sold it said it was only to use in an RDA or a Nautilus. Thanks! Forgot to mention I use a Nautilus/I Stick 20 combo.

Really is more about the flavor itself.

Delicate flavors like fruits would be better at lower watts; teas probably fit that category as well.

Complex desert juices, coffees, and some tobaccos at higher.

 

[pmadden]

I bought a juice today that is 80/20 VG/PG. Do you prefer to vape a high vg concentration at a higher wattage because of its high viscosity, or lower? I'm not looking for clouds, I just like the flavor. Just wondering because the gentleman who sold it said it was only to use in an RDA or a Nautilus. Thanks! Forgot to mention I use a Nautilus/I Stick 20 combo.

I have that same setup, and I like high VG juice. just adjust it to your taste, I keep mine around 9 to 11watts. I turn it up a little as the coil ages, and I find I'm only getting about 20 ml of juice through before it loses flavor, but keeps vaping. I love that setup, but your gonna need a couple packs of coils a month I'd say. I bought the newer BVC Nautilus coils online for about 12 bucks for a 5 pack, and they are an improvement over the BDC coils it came with. Happy vaping!

 

[dbrandt01]

I've never used a nautilus, but when I had my IPV3 with whatever atty I had on it. I ignored watts. I vaped to taste not a number. I'd constantly adjust watts up and down depending on the time of day.

 

[Wolfenstark]

As mentioned its more to do with the atty,build,wicking.

 

[Woofer]

An RDA and a Nautilus have virtually nothing in common.

You can use high VG in either, adjust to your taste.