Whats your Voltage/Watts vaping "sweet spot" (NON-Rebuildable)
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11W on my MVP using BVC 1.6 (~4.2V) and 1.8 (~4.4V) heads. Best vape I can get given my current equipment. The BVCs are the only coils I have capable of handling anything north of 8W.
^^^Same here.
I can take the Aspire BVC coil up to 11W with some juice on the MVP2.
On 2 ohm Smok cartos in an IBTanked, I like to be under 4 volts, depending on the juice, temperature, humidity, barometric pressure and time zone, but usually around 3.6 v.
between 10 and 15 watts depending on the juice. Darker/chocolates I like a higher wattage/warmer vape, lighter/refreshing juices I like lower wattage/cooler vape. BVC Nautilus coils I don't like to go above 11-12 as I'll eventually get a little burnt flavor. For my Kayfuns: I build 1.7ohm micro-coil/cotton builds and they're great up to 15 watts (and probably beyond) ... I keep my darker/more robust liquids in the Kayfuns.
Using my shiny new VaporShark rDNA exclusively now. Also have a Smok ZMAX Mini and a Vamo V5.
Using my shiny new VaporShark rDNA exclusively now. Also have a Smok ZMAX Mini and a Vamo V5.
Rebuildable or nonrebuildable doesn't make any difference to me, I still vape in the 7-9 watt range.
However the voltage used to get to 7-9 watts can vary greatly.
Actually I pay more attention to air flow than I pay to voltage or wattage. If the air flow isn't right, it doesn't matter what the voltage or wattage is, the vape still isn't right.
However the voltage used to get to 7-9 watts can vary greatly.
Actually I pay more attention to air flow than I pay to voltage or wattage. If the air flow isn't right, it doesn't matter what the voltage or wattage is, the vape still isn't right.
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I couldn't seem to get much above 8.5W on stock coils (1.8-2.1Ω) for my EVODs. I've been winding my own and wicking with cotton/cellucotton. Just kicked up to about 10W on my MVP last weekend and didn't get any burnt hits. I can pick out different nuances in the flavors now 
I vary anywhere from 4.0 volts to 4.8 volts depending on the e-liquid I'm using at the time.
But if I was to pick a "sweet" spot that I would have to vape at all the time...
Standard resistance Joyetech 510 atomizers (2.3 ohms) at around 4.5 volts = 8.80 watts
But if I was to pick a "sweet" spot that I would have to vape at all the time...
Standard resistance Joyetech 510 atomizers (2.3 ohms) at around 4.5 volts = 8.80 watts
Nice thread~!
I'm an 8 to 11 watt kind of guy one year into vaping. I would love to get a DNA20 with the build quality of my ProVari I'd rather do variable watts as it takes me less thinking. I'm not a cloud-chaser, not into building coils - just an ex-smoker looking for an easy to use replacement to quit smoking (one year ago the 5th of this month.
Anyhow - for many of us, all we wanna do is vape, only reason that I change my wattage is sometimes I want a stronger TH, using the same juice and gear.
I'm an 8 to 11 watt kind of guy one year into vaping. I would love to get a DNA20 with the build quality of my ProVari
I'd rather do variable watts as it takes me less thinking. I'm not a cloud-chaser, not into building coils - just an ex-smoker looking for an easy to use replacement to quit smoking (one year ago the 5th of this month.Anyhow - for many of us, all we wanna do is vape, only reason that I change my wattage is sometimes I want a stronger TH, using the same juice and gear.
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