V3 Question please,

[Pacer]

V3 Question please,

I get on much better with the V3 than the Vivi- Novas, so I always use the 2.4 heads however I have just purchased 5 new heads at 3.2 I’m not getting hardly any vape from the 3.2 is this correct? I’ being rather thick, would think the higher the head the more the vape and taste! If anyone can help with this it would be most kind, as I have not opened the blister pack as yet and could change them back to the 2.4.

Thanks
Trevor

[vapee]

the higher res ones needs more voltage to get the same level as the lower res ones. I think depending on the wire tho, u could see more vapour if using higher voltage on high ohms, but could b wrong about that
u using a vv device?

[Pacer]

Thanks Vapee, so I need to up the Provari, I always have it set to 4.6 or < so if I try and up it to 5 or something the quantity or volume will improve, off to give it a go… ok so just done that and got a mouth full of burnt horrible taste.

[VapingVision]

I would have thought that 4.6 would have been more than sufficient to be honest. I run 2.8ohms @ 4v and it's vapour than I know what to do with

J

[Pacer]

Thanks vapingvision, but I still don’t understand the difference or the purpose of say a 2.4 or a 3.2

[djs]

A 3.2 head is going to be very weak unless you ramp up the voltage.

If you have a Provari, it should easy enough to get the power up to 7-8-9 watts no trouble.

I'd have thought 4.5 volts would be a good place to start.

A standard 3.7v battery with a 1.8ohm head is up at 7.6 watts.
4.9 on your Provari is just under that and 5.0 just over that.

I don't personally trust the maths a great deal. I keep reading about buying high resistance heads for VV devices so you can vape up to 6+ volts, but there are other factors which come into play.

[suede]

Bin them. I got them by mistake in my early. They are s**te no matter what you do with them.

[djs]

Dec 16, 2012 13:47:46 GMT suede said:

Bin them. I got them by mistake in my early. They are s**te no matter what you do with them.

Suede, you are the man.

Maybe an exchange can be fixed up.

Just in the interests of science, I just tried a 3.3 ohm atomiser on various volts. It works from 3-5 volts, no messing.