Hi all
I'd really like to know what the aspects of the setup are that produce flavour, throat hit and vapour.
Here are my understandings at this stage. Lets build on this.
Vapour
I understand this has a lot to do with power and the surface area in contact with your wick. More power and more surface area means more vaporising, so more vapour. I guess this also has to do with enough airflow and making sure the wicking is fast enough.
Flavour
Not sure what drives flavour from the coil's perspective. I suppose you need enough surface area and power to vaporise enough liquid to get the flavour in the first place. But then what gives one coil better flavour than another?
I know that placing the coil low down for example on the iGOL and directly next to the airhole gives me maximum flavour for a given coil.
I also know that the design of the device and the airflow inside the device plays a role. Ive heard small chimneys like the kayfun produce better flavour. Also the Reo's Reomiser for example is small so produces good flavour. I also know that juices taste different at different power. Complex juices have flavours that are dulled or heightened at different power settings.
But what about the coil? Is a compressed micro coil better than a spread out one for flavour?
Throat hit
Not sure what gives one coil better throat hit than another. At this point, i know it has a lot to do with enough power and positioning of the coil closer to the mouthpiece. For example, raising the coil on the iGO-l or similarly shaped devices invreases the throat hit.
Share your views and experiences....
I'd really like to know what the aspects of the setup are that produce flavour, throat hit and vapour.
Here are my understandings at this stage. Lets build on this.
Vapour
I understand this has a lot to do with power and the surface area in contact with your wick. More power and more surface area means more vaporising, so more vapour. I guess this also has to do with enough airflow and making sure the wicking is fast enough.
Flavour
Not sure what drives flavour from the coil's perspective. I suppose you need enough surface area and power to vaporise enough liquid to get the flavour in the first place. But then what gives one coil better flavour than another?
I know that placing the coil low down for example on the iGOL and directly next to the airhole gives me maximum flavour for a given coil.
I also know that the design of the device and the airflow inside the device plays a role. Ive heard small chimneys like the kayfun produce better flavour. Also the Reo's Reomiser for example is small so produces good flavour. I also know that juices taste different at different power. Complex juices have flavours that are dulled or heightened at different power settings.
But what about the coil? Is a compressed micro coil better than a spread out one for flavour?
Throat hit
Not sure what gives one coil better throat hit than another. At this point, i know it has a lot to do with enough power and positioning of the coil closer to the mouthpiece. For example, raising the coil on the iGO-l or similarly shaped devices invreases the throat hit.
Share your views and experiences....