Hello everyone.
Now, I'm new... I've never used any of these, and I'm thinking of buying a 901 from liberation soon. (I like the different colors.)
So I see people saying this e-cig has more throat his then that one....
But I don't understand why one delievery system would put out more hit then another, unless the amount of vapor was significantly different. If you get X amount of vapor Y, then you should get equal hit.
I mean, this is like a gun. It's the bullets that do the job, right? If you have a colt, a s&w, a glock, and a ruger, all with 4 inch barrels shooting 9mm slugs, the on target effect should be exactly the same.... provided you have the same brand of bullets, because all the gun does is to launch the bullet.
Now, the E-cig should just launch the vapor. The 'hit' should be an effect of the contents of the vapor, right?
Now, I can see that it's possible that one produces more vapor then another..... IF one pumps it out like a hose then thats the difference between a 9mm and a .45 you might say. But that's jkust adding more weight to the progectile.
But if they provide the same amount of vapor then it should be all liquid.... right?
Or do some of these better atomize the nicotine so it's more easily absorbed?
So here's me thing. It 'seems' to me that the liquid you use should be the defining factor in hit, not the machine you put it in.....
Why is that not correct?