Variable Voltage

[ca_vap]

Hi, I just started vaping at the beginning of Feb and haven't had a regular cig since. I started with a Kanger EVOD Starter Kit 650mAh. I picked up my first variable voltage battery yesterday smok eGo variable 1300mAh and I was wondering how you determine which voltage to use. The cart that come in the kit is a bottom coil. I also have a couple of top coils but I don't know the brand as they didn't come with the unit, my vendor just sold me some lose ones he had. I will ask him next week which ones they are. Does different juices require different voltage for better flavour?
Thx

 

[Mousey]

The only real tried and true way to do it is to experiment
As a general rule the more voltage you put through an atomiser/clearomiser, the more liquid can vaporise in one go so more vapour = more throat hit, Too much voltage though and the coil will vaporise more liquid than can be fed into it quickly enough.

I found that 4.2 is a good voltage for most of my own atomisers, some need more than others
Try sticking it on the lowest setting (probably 3.2 for you) and take a draw, then up it a notch or 2, to say maybe, 3.5/3.6, take another draw. Rinse and repeat until you taste burning, you've just found your atomiser's limit more or less

EDIT - Dammit knew i forgot something, Some liquids do require a touch more power than others if they're thicker from higher VG Content/Darker flavourings, Just experiment basically, the worst you'll do is burn out your coil and that's with some continuous pushing, go nuts

 

[30+Years]

In general your target voltage would be 2 over the ohm of the coil. From there you may go up or down depending how it tastes to you.

 

[tj99959]

With VV you start low and work your way up until the liquid/topper is giving you the taste that you want. When you get the voltage to high, take our word for it, you will know!

 

[sherifgd]

Hi
please upload a pic for your kit and lite the experienced members explain to us every thing about it
Thanks