sweet spot

[robscouser]

newbie question alert !!!! i often hear the term 'sweet spot' but could someone explain what that means?

 

[anthonyb]

newbie question alert !!!! i often hear the term 'sweet spot' but could someone explain what that means?

As I understand it, it's the point where your vaper is perfect for you.
Just the right amount of vaper, not to cold or warm, and a nice throat hit, there, but not harsh.

 

[grolly]

well for me it`s about flavour lots of vaper is great BUT if it tastes like shit.........
example my hangsen chocolate is great @ 4.2v whilst my hangsen apple seems best @ 3.2v both on 2.1ohm heads

 

[robscouser]

so its all down to the combination of juice/wick/ohms and device, there are endless combinations, i have been vaping 3 months ish and dont think i have found mine yet, how long did it take you guys?

 

[Blossom]

newbie question alert !!!! i often hear the term 'sweet spot' but could someone explain what that means?

I think it's about finding the best combination of three things:

- your device
- your atty
- your juice

If you have a VV or VW device, it's about starting low and then gradually increasing the V or W until you find just the right level that suits you!

I find that I can use the same device and atty, but change liquid and I have to change the V or W!

Hope this helps!

 

[robscouser]

I think it's about finding the best combination of three things:

- your device
- your atty
- your juice

If you have a VV or VW device, it's about starting low and then gradually increasing the V or W until you find just the right level that suits you!

I find that I can use the same device and atty, but change liquid and I have to change the V or W!

Hope this helps!

now vv/vw is something i have yet to try, maybe thats where im going wrong, good advice indeed thanx

 

[dread]

Some people prefer vaping at around 7.5w, others at 11w or more.

 

[stumpey]

You can also find the sweet spot with a mechanical mod or even an ego battery by building your own coils and changing the resistance. This is not just the domain of the vv/Vw mod.

 

[robscouser]

i knew i would get good advice if i came on here, i have a sweet tooth and like a warm taste so i need to drop my ohms? i have done some rebuilding and have good days n bad, i find if i go too high on KFL ( 1.8 or above ) then it just seems too wishy washy

 

[the jester]

for a relative newbie a vv/vw is a good investment as it can certainly help you find that sweet spot...an average rated coil can be adjusted and this will help you find it....then once you have something close can experiment with making your own coils at what ohms you want and then the mech kinda comes in as you can coil lower ohms and dont forget to have a little play with wicks too...thickness and more importantly whether silica,cotton,eowool etc.....its a mind field and and whilst im happy with my vape, i do still think ive not quite found my 'perfect' vape yet....buts coming along