Just thought I would let curious George ( people wondering about 6V ) know that vaping at 6 Volts is an enormous difference than 3.7V.
As soon as I put the batteries in and hit the button, you can just hear a big difference.
Although I can see how you will be going through Atomizers much quicker.
There are the pros and cons about it.
I just got it today so I can't exactly speak much about 6V.
Just be careful people lol, as 6V will cost you more E-Liquid. I flooded my atty and after about 5 hits I had to re-juice.
Any 6V vapers out there have any pointers for 6V vaping?
Edit: forgot to mention I do not notice much of a difference in Vapor Production, there is a tad bit more but not as much as I expected. I do get a harder throat hit, more flavor, and warmer vapor.
Currently vaping Waffle from PrimeVaping.com which is currently under construction. I do know the guy personally he is a good friend of mine, and it is the only juice I will vape. I tried numerous Liquids from them and they are all amazing the waffle is out of this world.
As soon as I put the batteries in and hit the button, you can just hear a big difference.
Although I can see how you will be going through Atomizers much quicker.
There are the pros and cons about it.
I just got it today so I can't exactly speak much about 6V.
Just be careful people lol, as 6V will cost you more E-Liquid. I flooded my atty and after about 5 hits I had to re-juice.
Any 6V vapers out there have any pointers for 6V vaping?
Edit: forgot to mention I do not notice much of a difference in Vapor Production, there is a tad bit more but not as much as I expected. I do get a harder throat hit, more flavor, and warmer vapor.
Currently vaping Waffle from PrimeVaping.com which is currently under construction. I do know the guy personally he is a good friend of mine, and it is the only juice I will vape. I tried numerous Liquids from them and they are all amazing the waffle is out of this world.
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