Thanks Mindfiled very much for educating, I had no idea about all this information, I thought increase volt it will increase volume of vapor, that is all.
Well, yes, that's part of it -- but when you increase voltage or wattage, you increase everything -- flavour, vapor and throat hit, for the most part. Higher voltage can sometimes slightly alter the flavour of a liquid too, if it's one that has more than one flavouring in it. Where at a low voltage you might taste a lot of one flavour and not as much of another, turning the voltage up can bring out more of that background flavour. You just have to be careful not to set it too high or you can start to scorch the liquid, and then it just starts tasting bad.
I don't know which ohm my cleaomizer will be but I also ordered atomizer with plastic tank cartage because they said it gives much more vapour thank cleaomizer but I don't know if this head will work with evic or not.
Well, it may be a matter of debate, but in my personal opinion, those tank systems that you show a picture of (called eGo tank systems) don't give better anything than clearomizers. The eGo-C type of tank systems are alright, but I think you might find for yourself that some clearomizers are far better than any eGo tank system could ever be. eGo tank systems also give cool vapes because the vapor travels past all sorts of obstacles before it reaches your mouth, which causes the vapor to condense on lots of surfaces on its way out, so even at higher voltage you're going to find the vapor much cooler than a top-coil clearomizer.
From your explanation I understood that with high voltage better to use high resistance cleaomizer but if I used low resistance one, it will only drain much power or it will also damage the catomizer.
You will only damage atomizers, clearomizers or cartomizers if you run them at too high a wattage -- in other words, run them too hot. They'll wear out more quickly if you run them hot, and if you run them too hot, the coil could pop. (It's not a physical pop really, the heat wire just breaks and stops working.)
Here's a video I did a while back on high voltage and high resistance versus low voltage and low resistance.
Do you know how long cleaomizer last, please note I'm vaping very heavily since the e cigettate I have don't leave my mouth almost all the day. By the way this is one of the reasons I would like to get evic because it will tells me how much I vaped every day then I can communicate with experts to see if what I'm doing is right or wrong.
To be honest, there isn't really any right or wrong way -- just like there's no real right or wrong way to smoke. Okay, sure, if you try and smoke a cigarette from the wrong end, that's wrong, but otherwise, it's all about smoking -- or rather, vaping, now -- as much as your body tells you it wants. I generally gauge how much I vape by how much E-liquid I go through in a day. For me, I use up about 4-5ml of 12mg liquid a day, which is not that bad at all -- it's right around average, I'd wager. But I know some here who vape as much as 10ml or more a day and they're perfectly happy with that.
Your body will tell you if you are taking too much nicotine. If you start getting a headache, mild nausea, or heart palpitations, especially if you start experiencing them regularly while vaping, then that means one of two things: 1) You're not drinking enough water (E-liquid is a humectant -- it absorbs water, so you need to drink more), or B) You're consuming too much nicotine and you need to cut back.
However, in regards to the amount of nicotine you're consuming, bear in mind that at first your body will probably want more than normal. This is your body adjusting to vaping. After a while though your body may change and you might find your body is telling you to slow down and start vaping lower-strength liquid. I had to go through this myself; I started at 18mg liquid, went up to 24mg liquid for a while, and then I started getting the symptoms of too much nicotine, and I had to cut back to 12mg, which is where I am now and have been for a year and a half.
As for clearomizers, they should last you at least a week, maybe more. If you are buying clearomizers with replaceable heads (Vivi Nova, Mini Nova, Stardust, Kanger T2, etc.) then you'll have to replace them when your liquid start tasting bland or burnt.
There are ways to clean your heads though and extend their life.
Here is a video I did on cleaomizer care and maintenance that should help you get the most out of your clearomizers.
Sorry but one more question, the e liquid I have ( ecopure) didn't mentioned nicotine percentage same as Canadians e juice, I use 3.5 and 4.5%, do you know it is equivelant to which concentration in Canadian products, I found nicotiene concentration is 24, 20, 12. I attached a picture to illustrate what I mean
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Hmm. If those percentage numbers are indicative of the nicotine content, then that means those liquids are 35mg and 45mg -- which is
really high -- although in those little cigarettes, they tend to really mute throat hit and vapor production, so you might not actually be getting the full 35-45mg. I would recommend getting 18 or 24mg liquid here, which should probably give you the equivalent of what that little Intellicig was giving you. Try getting a mix of 18 and 24mg so you can try them both and see which one you prefer.
