Guess I'm just Not into Blanket Statements or One Size Fit's all Beliefs. And see things more from a Physical Perspective.
If you Exceed a certain Wire Temperature, be it a Tootling Puffer or a Gigawatt Cloud Chaser or something in-between, you are Producing Toxin(s) in your Vapor. And the Amount of Toxin(s) appear to be Exponentially Proportional to the Exceeded Temperature.
And If you Don't Exceed this certain Wire Temperature, be you a Tootling Puffer or a Gigawatt Cloud Chaser or something in-between, then the Toxin(s) production is Very Low as compared to a Burning Cigarette.
You're in the rafters again.
We all know it's a balance.
But it starts here.
Decide what type of vaper you are.
This decides what type of coil you need.
Which then decides a power/airflow/wicking balance.
I've run the gambit.
From 6 to over 100 watts.
From flavorless to mad Murdocks radiator pluid full strength.
From a pin hole to nearly aiming an air mover at my stove top.
From 0mg to 100mg/ml @ 6 to 80 Watts.
Single coil, dual coil, dual twisted, octo coil and claptons alike.
Simple fact;
Give a t-puffer a 20 gauge coil and you're in trouble.
Give a cloud chaser a 34 gauge coil and there won't be a second pull.
Give a mid range vaper either and it's not going to work out.
But once you got it right, you have to match the other variables to get the right draw and surface temperature.
Now let's not resort to emotional string pulling and the facade that somehow this relates to that.
Fact is, it all starts with the coil. You build around it.
Tapatyped