Crap. I bought the philosopher only. What do you suggest I mix it with?
Great question!
Some atomizers like tanks and rebuildable tanks are designed with the smoker in mind- to get a similar warm and thick volume of vapor into their mouth, to then inhale from there- aka mouth to lung inhales
I actually couldn't fathom the idea of extreme subohming, and assumed it'd irritate my throat too much, as I cough for like.. no reason when vaping; especially with very strong/thickly flavored juices.
Now obviously, I have no issues with it, given I know/test my builds on known juices before trying new ones
edit- just to add, lower resistance/higher wattage coils will fire much hotter and as a result, require you hit them faster if you want to avoid burning, depending on the setup
the best way to ensure perfect control with wattage mode is by playing with the potential heat flux.. aside from having actual temp control mods available
Oh and to add more to the thread, I'm a huge fan of the Japanese cotton pads myself, can't stand the organic cotton balls for some reason..
Try it on it's own, you might not mind it. If you have any flavorless mix (like EJ, or puff majic, or vapeur extract), dilute the philosopher with some of that? Or, if you have some limonene, add like 1-2%? Lemme know how it works out for you.
A lot of people have good luck with the K1. I haven't tried it but I used a Mini Protank3 for a while, wanted to try it since it's dual coil. I keep it for an overflow (leftovers) tank. I started using bigger tanks with sub ohm coils and I prefer that route now.
For what it's worth, my eLeaf Melo2 has been the most leak free tank I've owned. Not even a little residue at the battery connection. Overall, I enjoy the subohm setup. Once you find the best wattage it provides a great vapor experience.
However, I'm becoming less enchanted with Temperature Control. My issue is it is impossible to get a consistent vape. 420 degrees will be great, but an hour later the temp control will kick in immediately so you need to set it to 500 just to get a little vapor production. I tried it with nicotine juice as well and noticed a similar issue. According to Google, it is possible my eLeaf iSticks aren't the best for TC but I'm not willing to spend much more for a super advanced mod.
I needed more coils anyway so I tried these Vapresso Ceramic Coils at .9 ohms. Allegedly, they are supposed to prevent dry hits, burning, and spitting. As these were the major benefits of TC to me, I was looking forward to trying them out. After one night of testing, I'm pretty impressed. Definitely no spitting, and it was hard to get a burnt hit. The taste was also very clean and clear.
Collecting a 'glossary of common terms' for the first post (lol, everyone always says it took them a week to figure out what people were talking about when they say EJ, PM, CC, etc).I'd be very into a new thread. I've been doing a lot of research looking just at e-cig forums and the electronic cigarettes reddits. And they all have really strict policies against talking about cannabis consumption, some even prohibit discussion of cannabis flavored e-juice. So it's not clear if their recommendations carry over to thc e-juice.
To save battery and juice.
I think this is a GRAND idea
