Concentrates.

[zouzounaki]

Ffs, it’s no that hard, surely?

 

[Arawn1975!]

But the calculator can only work out pg separately from vg so if I have pre mixed 70/30 I can’t take away pg to add the flavour!
So I’m guessing I need to get 80/20 so when the flavour is added it’s nearer to 70/30?

 

[mattyk2010]

But the calculator can only work out pg separately from vg so if I have pre mixed 70/30 I can’t take away pg to add the flavour!
So I’m guessing I need to get 80/20 so when the flavour is added it’s nearer to 70/30?

Won't that make it 60/40?

 

[Arawn1975!]

Won't that make it 60/40?

I haven’t got a foggy mate.

 

[Arawn1975!]

The only way is gonna be to use a calc and buy separate pg/vg!

 

[zouzounaki]

The only way is gonna be to use a calc and buy separate pg/vg!

To make 150ml with 30ml flavour come out at 70:30, you need to add 15ml pg and 105ml vg.

 

[zouzounaki]

@Arawn1975! you could always just mix your concentrate with 120ml of the base mix and not worry about the ratio.

Or you could just ditch the flavour and puff the base mix.

 

[Richard Winter]

But the calculator can only work out pg separately from vg so if I have pre mixed 70/30 I can’t take away pg to add the flavour!
So I’m guessing I need to get 80/20 so when the flavour is added it’s nearer to 70/30?

Arawn, buy your pg and VG separate, you will have complete control over the ratios you want then. Less confusing too lol

 

[Richard Winter]

To make 150ml with 30ml flavour come out at 70:30, you need to add 15ml pg and 105ml vg.

That's the issue, having a fixed ratio base mix makes that impossible.

 

[zouzounaki]

That's the issue, having a fixed ratio base mix makes that impossible.

Do you think if he mixes the concentrate with 120 ml of the base mix he will be disappointed? I suspect he might think it’s fine.