2 question couldnt get answered in the regular forums here

[Joshleeman]

First question is, assuming everything is completely identical, coil, wick, juice, hardware, battery, inhale length, inhale type ect would there be any noticeable difference between a dna 30 at 15 watts and a kick 2 in a mech at 15 watts or any watt setting they are both capable of? If so what would the difference be and why?

Second question is something a posted a while ago and never got an answer but would love vet opinions. If a coil reads 1.5 on a vamo v3 and 1.3 on a meter, which one is more reliable, and why. Thanks so much guys and gals!!!

 

[Hoosier]

1) If everything is identical then 15 Watts is 15 Watts also identical.

2) If it is a good meter and you have compensated for the lead resistance, then I'd trust the meter. If it's not a good meter and/or you haven't compensated for the lead resistance, then trust the vamo.

 

[Xaiver]

1: Something to keep in mind with the kick: The contact points are susceptible to .... gunking up, because I don't know the proper term. Basically, wherever there is a loose connection, it builds up a little bit of corrosion might be a better term. If you look at once of your batteries that you've used a few times, you may notice a little bit of dark stuff on the terminals. It'll wipe off fairly easily, so it's not a huge deal...but with the kick, you've got 2 extra spots where that builds up. Also, the kick can be sort of touchy, it cuts out the battery earlier than you think it should. Probably sooner than a DNA30 would.

That's all I've got. I do own a couple of Kick v1's, one of them died after a year of constant use.