Air Control a factor in juice usage?

[Nwit]

Does the air control determine the amount of juice you use? I have changed to allowing more air (Nautilus Mini) and juice consumption goes up. Possible?

Is there a general rule that can be followed? For example, less air = less juice, more air = more juice. Or in that backwards?

Thanks for your help

I'm using a T18 battery with a Nautilus Mini

 

[Bonskibon]

With the Nautilus mini I don't think there is a big difference between the smallest and the largest air hole as far as juice consumption. The lower the coil build the more air is needed to cool it off and vaporizes more liquid.

 

[Bonskibon]

less air = less juice, more air = more juice.

Yeah, other way around in most cases.

 

[MagicJosh]

It could make a difference. If you open the the air intake. though not by too much. If you want a more airy draw, try a subtank mini, single coil, decent flavor.

 

[daviedog]

Higher watts, low resistance consumes more juice. More heat...
More heat, may open afc. Airflow would have a negligible effect if any on juice consumption..

 

[sonicbomb]

The wick feeds the juice, the coil vaporizes the juice, the air cools the coil and carries away the vapor, rinse an repeat.
If you increase the airflow without increasing the wattage, then all you will get is an airier vape. It's possible that if you had been under ventilating the coils before, you may get more vapor. But if you don't increase the wattage then you will consume no more juice.