Reading these forums have informed me a lot about electricity. DC at least.
I just read something in another thread that confused me. I guess I am confused/ignorant on several issues. So here are my questions.....
1. Given that you are running two different ohm coils at the same wattage. Which uses the battery faster, a 1.8 ohm or a 2.5 ohm coil?
In my mind, higher resistance means you need to pump more voltage to get the same watts, thus using the battery faster. Right or way wrong?
2. Does the resistance of a coil change over time, or from heavy use? Does chain vaping heat the coil to the extent that it alters it's resistance? Does the act of heating then cooking then heating affect the resistance of a coil? A bit or more than a bit?
I guess that's all my questions. For now.
Funny how something I desperately sought to help me quit smoking has led me to want to learn stuff.
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I just read something in another thread that confused me. I guess I am confused/ignorant on several issues. So here are my questions.....
1. Given that you are running two different ohm coils at the same wattage. Which uses the battery faster, a 1.8 ohm or a 2.5 ohm coil?
In my mind, higher resistance means you need to pump more voltage to get the same watts, thus using the battery faster. Right or way wrong?
2. Does the resistance of a coil change over time, or from heavy use? Does chain vaping heat the coil to the extent that it alters it's resistance? Does the act of heating then cooking then heating affect the resistance of a coil? A bit or more than a bit?
I guess that's all my questions. For now.
Funny how something I desperately sought to help me quit smoking has led me to want to learn stuff.
Tapatalking on iPhone.
Join the CASAA.
Protect your vaping Rights!