Hey juice I got the kanger 1.2 coil and WOW!! I think that did it. Flavor has been awesome and I'm chain vaping ! See this is what gets me frustrated, the fact that I didn't know how to fix it. Is there a guide out there or what my best option for learning this stuff. I can't thank you all enough. I think this set up should do me until I can read and teach myself about this stuff then I can go up to 150 then who knows maybe temp controlled. I'm glad I found this forum and can't thank you all enough. What are some juice brands I can do that are sweet like the Doused "the Drank" and vapor fi grand reserve "cloud candy" the sweeter the better.
Glad to hear it worked for you! After doing a little research, I figured just upping the resistance of your coil would solve your problem.
There are a million different answers to the question you asked about juices, at least until the FDA steps in and puts them all out of business and we're stuck buying juices from Philip Morris and RJ Reynolds. I haven't tried either of the two flavors you mentioned, but Pinup Vapor is my personal favorite line for sweet candy/fruit juices.
Betty and their new flavor
Rita are both 75% VG (vegetable glycerin) and 25% PG (propylene glycol) and taste fantastic if you like a sweet vape.
Lana is also very good, but it's 95% VG (read: extra thick and made for drippers) so you'll have to allow a little more time between draws for wicking, but it's worth it. The only potential problem is that they don't make high-nicotine juices, so depending on where you're at right now they may not be strong enough for you. That said, when you're sub-ohming, you don't really want to go above 6mg because the throat hit becomes unbearable and the nicotine overwhelms the flavor of the juice. At 1.2 ohms, you're just above
technically sub ohm vaping, but it's close enough that I personally wouldn't want to run anything above a 6mg juice. That said, you can get them in 12mg strength
here if you're like me and you started at a high nicotine level when first getting into vaping. I went from 24 to 18 to a little bit of 12, then moved to sub-ohm vaping and dropped immediately to 6mgs because I couldn't handle the nicotine with clouds that thick.
Definitely give Betty a try, unless you're at 24mgs and 12 just won't cut it for you yet. If that's the case, don't forget about her when you get that 150-200 watt mod and some true sub ohm coils (sub ohm meaning below 1.0 ohms of resistance). You can thank me later.
If you're looking for a bit more muted sweetness that's every bit as good, just not quite so in-your-face, you can't go wrong with
Teleos. They're more the cereal/dessert kind of sweet. The Crunch is a good mimic of Crunch Berries and The Milk II is a dead ringer for Cinnamon Toast Crunch. Delta is probably their sweetest juice, at least from my experience and what I've read. It's a blueberry cobbler flavor (although I don't get much cobbler from it, just strong blueberries).
As to your question about a guide, check out this link from
Misthub (same one as above). I learned a lot from reading their tutorials on the various kinds of vaping when I was first starting out. They do a good job of breaking it down into layman's terms instead of giving you the electrical engineering professor's take on the subject.
Finally, one word of advice. If you're going to get a 150-200 watt mod, get one with temp control. Most of them come that way now anyway, and you don't have to be a rocket scientist to figure it out. Just buy a TC coil for your tank, then start at a low temp and work your way up to where you like the flavor/clouds. It's no more difficult than variable voltage/wattage. Again, I hope this helps and best of luck to you!
*the wife*
