+ 0.8 volts= how much more cloud you get?

[Nitros]

Noob question:

If i will get a a device that work with 0.8 volts more that my current device how much more cloud/hit i will gain?

 

[DPLongo22]

 

[Katdarling]

ROFL!!!!!!!!

 

[cj081283]

Noob question:

If i will get a a device that work with 0.8 volts more that my current device how much more cloud/hit i will gain?

Well what atomizer are you rockin? that's the big question. It could mean the difference in a nice fluffly cloud and a really burned @$$ piece of cotton, which is one of the ......... experiences ever.

 

[Nitros]

so what is that make the cloud is not the battery/power but the atomizer?

PS: Sorry if seem a stupid question but i try to understand/learn

 

[Izan]

Noob question:

If i will get a a device that work with 0.8 volts more that my current device how much more cloud/hit i will gain?

hi mate...
For example... What are you considering?
What devices are the same but .8 Volts different?
Are you still after an E-pipe shaped device?

Did you find a vendor for the T18 that will ship to you?

Cheers
I

 

[Nitros]

yes still looking for the e-pipe i don't really like the T18

 

[mcclintock]

More power will flow, in fact substantially more since power goes at the square of voltage. This doesn't say what will happen when said power flows. Depending on the atty, it could finally get cooking for the first time, hit the sweet spot perfectly, go past the sweet spot it's currently in, or burn badly. Different power, same atty, changes the vapor amount but also every other characteristic simultaneously.

If this question refers to changing to a VV battery, you might not really get that voltage increase. Spinner type batteries, for example, don't indicate if their voltage is reduced by being unable to fully drive the load.