I'm always looking to improve my vaping experience, but am not sure about sub-ohming because of the dangers involved.
The Kanger subtank seems like a great tank and easy to rebuild but seems like the higher I could go with is is 1 ohm? Am I wrong?
I'm looking for something I can build without too much hassle. I plan on building 1.0 to 1.9 ohm coils.
Thanks for your help.
There is no danger if one has good equipment, a clear understanding of Ohm's law and battery function/safety. If not... then yeah, you can hurt yourself, and even those around you.
The primary advantage of sub-ohm - or just a general lower resistance than the one you're using - is a greater coil surface area... other desirable factors, like good flavor, can easily and often be obtained without resorting to low resistance.
Why is surface area such a big deal? All other factors being equal, particularly coil temperature and time-to-temperature... greater surface area means more juice is vaporized for a given set of values.
This may improve subjective flavor... or, it may only increase vapor production/density.
Speaking of subjective perception... the juice blend itself becomes a critical variable at lower resistances... with a high percentage or straight VG becoming the popular juice of choice.
High VG may not flow well in many of the current Kayfun and Taifun designs. In my (unmodified) KFL+ and R91% attys, I rarely run below 1.0Ω... but in those attys I also use a juice with a VG content no greater than 70%.
Hardest part is getting the air flow "right" for your build, as they do seem to be more oriented to sub-ohm.
