Alright, it may sound a bit stupid and may not even be important to me, but I have been wondering for quite some time now. I have been vaping (and also cigarette-free bc of it) for about 4 years now. Usual progression..ciga-like (sucked), Evod, some kind of Sigelei box mod, then moved on to a Nemesis mech mod (liked, but missed the VV/VW settings), Kanger Subox, and have been on an Innoken Disrupter, which has been my favorite, for about a year and a half. The batteries are now giving up the ghost and they are a bit hard to come by so going back to an 18650 box mod by way of the tesla steampunk 120W. I am not getting it for the high wattage, but rather for the dual-battery, on/off switch, and of course the look.
Have almost exclusively used Kanger tanks (all the kinds) and progressed up through those as well. Have been using a Subtank Nano for a really long time now and I think for me it is just simplicity and the fact that the coils are super cheap and easy to deal with.
See, here is the thing though - I always get the 1.2ohm coils and never usually go above 17.5 watts and usually stay at about 16.5 with this setup. Blend is 50/50 and flavor is OK. I like a little bit of a tighter draw, but not too tight.
Of course this setup is not getting anywhere close to clouds, but it has been acceptable to me. I am no cloud chase by any means, but any time I have tried to fiddle and ramp things up just to see what I can do, I can't handle it - it is always WAY too hot (and also burnt tasting, but I know this is because of the coil material and wick size mainly). I prefer a cooler to warmer vape, but can't stand the hot vape...reminds me of when you aren't paying attention and would smoke an analog right up against the ....!
So, I do understand there is quite a bit of science (or engineering, rather I guess?) to getting more vapor, but either I am missing something and larger vapor production can be achieved without hellfire temps or that is the only way to do it, which means it isn't for me. What am I missing here?
Oh, one more important note, I am mouth to lung..I rarely do a lung hit. Having come from smoking cigarettes it is more closely related to long-developed habit and preference.
Thanks!
Have almost exclusively used Kanger tanks (all the kinds) and progressed up through those as well. Have been using a Subtank Nano for a really long time now and I think for me it is just simplicity and the fact that the coils are super cheap and easy to deal with.
See, here is the thing though - I always get the 1.2ohm coils and never usually go above 17.5 watts and usually stay at about 16.5 with this setup. Blend is 50/50 and flavor is OK. I like a little bit of a tighter draw, but not too tight.
Of course this setup is not getting anywhere close to clouds, but it has been acceptable to me. I am no cloud chase by any means, but any time I have tried to fiddle and ramp things up just to see what I can do, I can't handle it - it is always WAY too hot (and also burnt tasting, but I know this is because of the coil material and wick size mainly). I prefer a cooler to warmer vape, but can't stand the hot vape...reminds me of when you aren't paying attention and would smoke an analog right up against the ....!
So, I do understand there is quite a bit of science (or engineering, rather I guess?) to getting more vapor, but either I am missing something and larger vapor production can be achieved without hellfire temps or that is the only way to do it, which means it isn't for me. What am I missing here?
Oh, one more important note, I am mouth to lung..I rarely do a lung hit. Having come from smoking cigarettes it is more closely related to long-developed habit and preference.
Thanks!
