When to use 6 volts......

[Zbeast08]

I have a couple mods that can go to 6 volts, when would use that much voltage as far as tanks, cartos,etc? I know that the hr can require higher voltage, what high resistance ohms would require 6 volts. The highest ohms in tanks,cartos,attys that I have are 2.8 ohms and 4-4.2 is about as high as I go before I taste "burnt"!! Please enlighten me and what are the upsides to hr tanks and high voltage!??

 

[retired1]

You would use 6 volts with something like this.

Smok Tech 5 ohm 510 Cartomizer Single

 

[Zbeast08]

You would use 6 volts with something like this.

Smok Tech 5 ohm 510 Cartomizer Single

Thanks but what type of vape would that be?? More clouds of smoke,less,hotter,etc??

 

[retired1]

Most likely a cooler vape. Only pushing a tad over 7 watts at that resistance. Personally I'd never even try it. No reason to.

 

[Baditude]

I use 2.5 - 3.0 ohm single coil cartos in tanks and never go above 4.5 volts. I change the voltage to best suit each flavor, so for the voltage range that I use the above resistances work best for me.

I've never understood the need for higher voltage myself; I've gone up there a few times but my juices always tasted burnt and the vape was harsh. I prefer a cooler vape anyway, and the above resistance/voltage range works the best for me.

I've always used a safe vaping power chart to help guide me to choose what resistance coil to use in the voltage range I vape. Find the voltage at the top, the green boxs below are the recommended watts. Find which ohms are in the green section on the left column. Easier than doing some math for me.

 

[dr g]

With any device that can handle it ...
To build a device that makes the most of it you'd look at an RBA/RDA of some type.

The type of vape you get depends on the build and the wattage through the coil.

It's worth noting that most Chinese mods have difficulty pushing a true 6v on a single battery.