Nice! I'm glad it's not just my imagination. It just sort of makes sense. The smaller the setup, the smaller the airflow has to be so it won't snuff the small burner, therefore the vapor is harsh. Bigger setup, bigger airflow balanced with bigger burner, resulting in smoother vapor. The .15 must be a little crazy! Interesting thought on targeted temps....
I am loving using this sub ohm gear that's intended for large flow and big clouds. This totally requires an acceptance of vaping e-juice though.
I've noticed most people experimenting with thc juice fall into two categories:
- Those diluting their concentrate as little as possible (only as a necessary evil) to be able to use carts and tanks. They are averse to e-juice (peg/pg/vg). Their goal is a small, stealth pen to use to take very few, small, strong puffs. A practical tool for specific consumption circumstances.
- Those who use carts and tanks as an opportunity to dilute their concentrates and replace their primary consumption method. Not averse to e-juice (peg/pg/vg). Their goal is a casual use device to use to session multiple puffs in many circumstances.
Basically 'hit ingestion' vs 'session ingestion'? Both approaches and the intentions behind them make sense to me.
I would highly advise anyone in category 2 to check out subohm gear if you're in the mood to drop a little cash on a gadget. If you're not averse to ejuice, it's a super fun way to enjoy your concentrates. Just dilute it down to compensate for the increased rate and volume that will be vaped with each hit on the bigger gear. The Holy Terp mix is sort of perfect for this as their recommended ratio is 2:1 (mix:concentrate) and the mix has nice cannabis flavors. Doing this with CC would probably be a waste (best use that for category 1).
For anyone like me that doesn't nic vape and doesn't follow any of this gear, the
Kanger SUBVOD Starter Kit that I'm trying seems like a decent, cheap, beginner, idiot proof, subohm device with purchasable
replacement coils in .2, .5, 1.2, and 1.5ohm (search for better prices on both). I get a little minor leaking around the airholes, but I wipe the drip tip and holes often and keep them closed when not in use. No complaints so far otherwise and I've gone through several action days with it in my pockets with no problems. Aspire makes a starter kit for the Atlantis also (make sure it's the Atlantis 2 subohm kit), but it's twice the price. Joytech has a cheap starter kit as well (again, make sure it's the subohm one). This stuff evolves fast, the subohm gear has been super commercialized already so there's lots out there under $50.
I don't want to hype it like it's the greatest thing ever and everyone should stop what they're doing, but it's certainly cool. I'm glad I ended up in this direction.