A little harsh? Sub ohms

[MrDorsey]

First post guys! Lol. So I'm relatively new to vaping in general but I've caught on very quick. I'm use to running 1-1.5 ohm kayfun and it always hits very clean and smooth. Today I built my first sub ohm in my Tobh atty 26g dual micro coil at about .4 ohms. So it seems to hit pretty rough some times no burning or anything just a little much. I'm using 80vg juice with 3ml nic as well. So my question is just is it normal for a low ohm build to be this way or is there something I could be doing better. Thanks

 

[ImThatGuy]

You're used to an over 1 ohm build. Of course it's going to be harsher on the throat hit because now it's more wattage/heat vaporizing the liquid. Position your airholes directly on the coils for maximum airflow (to also cool down the vapor). If not, then increase your coil build to a 0.6 or even higher.

 

[Cullin Kin]

The lower in resistance you build = the coils get hotter = more vapor is produced = the vapor is much warmer. It could just be the warmness of a sub-ohm build that you don't like. Try a build at 0.6-0.7Ω.

 

[dabunnny77]

The lower the ohm the harsher the vape. Sub ohm is only for big dence clouds. If you want smoothness and flavor, use higher ohm coils. If you want to lower your resistance, may I suggest going slow and starting off where toy are used to vaping at and removing a wrap per build you do till you find the lowest resistance you like.

 

[MrDorsey]

Yea I figured I'm probably going to bump the ohms up thanks guys

 

[ej1024]

Go zero mg nicotine when sub ohm
Then use nicotine liquid in ur KAYFUN, I used to cape 18mg in a kayfun, then I sub ohm 6mg
Now? I can't even subohm using 3mg nicotine its too much.. I hope it helps
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