Big vapor production is a common goal for people who enjoy using portable vaporizers. Finding the right balance of settings and techniques turns a basic session into a fun experience. Thick, dense vapor looks cool and provides a satisfying sensation.
Achieving this result is simple when focusing on a few specific adjustments. Getting the best results from the Voopoo Vinci takes a few small tweaks to the device settings.
Check your airflow:
Airflow is a primary factor in vapor density. When the airflow is fully open, the vapor is thinner. Tightening the airflow restriction forces the air to pass over the heating element with more intensity. This concentration creates thicker vapor. Slide the control lever to a more restricted position to see how it changes the thickness of each hit.
Select the right liquid:
The liquid inside the pod dictates how the vapor forms. Liquids with higher vegetable glycerin ratios are thicker. This thickness is ideal for creating dense vapor clouds. Look for bottles labeled with a higher ratio of this ingredient. Thinner liquids based on propylene glycol produce less visible vapor, so swapping the liquid is a quick fix for better results.
Adjust the wattage:
Each coil has an optimal range. Pushing the wattage toward the higher end of the recommended range for that coil creates more heat. Extra heat turns liquid into vapor quickly. Watch the screen to ensure the settings remain within the safe range for the specific coil being used to avoid burning the cotton.
Maintain clean contacts:
Dirt or old liquid residue on the connection points blocks the flow of electricity. Clean the area where the pod connects to the battery using a dry cloth or a cotton swab. A clean connection allows the device to fire efficiently.
Check the coil age:
Old coils struggle to vaporize liquid efficiently. If the flavor drops off or the vapor volume decreases, the coil is likely worn out. Replacing it with a fresh one restores the performance of the device immediately. A new coil is the best way to get dense vapor production.
Use steady inhales:
The speed of the draw matters. Taking long, slow inhales allows the heating element time to create plenty of vapor. Fast, short puffs do not give the device enough time to heat the liquid properly. Slow down the pace to fill the mouth and lungs with dense vapor. Consistent speed makes a clear difference in the final result.
