Just for the heck of it I tried one of my old Ce4's and I was amazed how good it tasted. Some of the old stuff was actually not bad
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Oh, I do. Or try to at least. I drink two gallons of water a day, plus one or two big Gatorades. And that's just barely enough. lol
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Well, what I mean is that my Stumpy (or any dripper I'm using) tastes better using the Ohm Go than my other mods. Just straight up switching to the Ohm Go, everything else remaining the same.
I don't know. I don't know much about electrical current but the description of the battery is "5W-50W Self-Adjusting Battery". I can't adjust the watts or anything. Anyway, it's good to know that a battery can affect flavor. Was wondering if it might be my imagination but it's definitely noticeable. Maybe I should get a mech out of the vapocalypse box and put it into rotation. I've never used one; just bought them to stash away.
Ah......the delivery frequency would be the cause of that then....a dc to dc converter, or an insanely high pwm frequency (like provape uses) gives a much smoother hit. The lower freq. output can come off as a tad harsh flavor wise
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Yes! it's smoother, too.
Seems all so complicated with the pwn frequency, dc to dc, lower frequency output.....
Good thing some people are into this stuff 'cause it's really hard for me to wrap my head around. Busardo loses me every time. I'm always fast forwarding to thumbs up or thumbs down. Thanks
Sounds like it is basically a regulated mech. The only way that you can adjust the wattage is to change the resistance. It puts out the same voltage regardless of the topper.
Mechs are the way to go in my opinion. I only have the Noisy Cricket and a Flagship so far. I don't use the Flagship much, mainly because I don't have a copper RDA I like. But I love my Noisy Cricket. I use it more than anything else.
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What exactly defines a regulated/unregulated mod? Is it that you can adjust the wattage/voltage? In my post's context, I was thinking about the mod having limits in place that would set a lower and an upper resistance limit (i.e. it won't fire if the resistance is below 0.2 ohms or above 3 ohms).
I stand corrected...
A regulated mod is a device that contains a circuit board to regulate the current. Cigalikes, most vape pens, and the majority of box mods are regulated. Any device that has a variable voltage or wattage setting is a regulated device as well.
A regulated mod is a device that contains a circuit board to regulate the current. Cigalikes, most vape pens, and the majority of box mods are regulated. Any device that has a variable voltage or wattage setting is a regulated device as well.
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