High watts, low ohm ask

[Mateusza]

I have Snow Wolf 200w tc and ordered velocity rda and I'm going to do 0.5ohm dual coil on it ( toy cloud ) or smoking 150-200w on it this stupidity ? If I will vaping at that watts? . The vape change resistance heater ? And still small, goblin mini or goliath v1, v2 in terms of taste ? Thank you in advance for your answer , I greet

 

[ImThatGuy]

Under 35 watts for 0.5 ohms and up

Over 35 watts for less than 0.5 ohms

 

[Mateusza]

lower ohm-more vapor yes?

 

[ave]

It's all about heat transfer. Usually yes (lower Ohms usually means that the coil can take more power) but I'm not absolutely positive that a high power means more flavor.
As a brief disclaimer, I started vaping because, unlike the 3-4-5 pipes I was puffing in a year, with the vapes you can blow 2-3 clouds then leave it aside. I don't do nicotine, I'm just looking for the flavors and the clouds. So I am still reading, and I'm experimenting in my limited time and space (on and in my desk)...

 

[edyle]

lower ohm-more vapor yes?

No.

Use steam engine.

http://www.steam-engine.org/coil.asp?s=dp&r=0.5&hfnw=23&awg=28&id=2

 

[Deadkaiser]

I think increasing surface area would be a more effective way of getting bigger cloud might be wrong however!

 

[jacob bonilla]

100% VG and i would highly assume more surface area = bigger clouds. lower ohms to me just seems like their is less resistance for the current thus the coil heats up faster and producing vapor faster. more surface area typicall you'd want dual/quad coils i'd assume as well as maybe twisted wire. i could be totally wrong but that is just my theory. twisted wire provides more surface area but cuts your ohms in half i believe same with multiple coils but with multiple coils you'd run coils with more wraps say like a duel coil 0.5 = 2 1.0ohm coils that would be more wraps = more surface area in general.

take my suggestion with a grain of salt and do research on cloud chasing.