A question about juice consumption

[listopencil]

You stuffed up the math, its 1/13 of a second per puff! The second counter has gone around the clock and started again. Or maybe its actually minutes.

I've been known to mess up a math problem but this is (pretty much) what I am getting too. To explain I'll use some simpler numbers. Suppose he had 10 seconds of run time and 5 puffs. Well, if you puffed for a total of 10 seconds and it took you 5 puffs to get there then you could say that you averaged 2 seconds a puff. Because 5 puffs of 2 seconds equals 10 seconds of puff time. So (seconds) divided by (puffs) equals (average puff time). He provided two sets of numbers. One of the sets came out to 0.08something and the other came out to 0.07something. When I change 1/13 to a decimal it comes out to 0.076something.

 

[Alter]

@Allter, I figure your about 40000 seconds short, maybe 2^15.

My question is: How much liquid did you use between the two readings and at what wattage?

I have no clue how much liquid I've gone through. Once I began DIY I lost all need to keep track of anything like that. As for the coil, its a 1.25ohm rayon 28kanthal/34SS clapton that I'm vaping at 14.5 watts, 4.2 volts.
I have no idea what or how those numbers in the puff counter are but I can believe the counter has rolled over more than once cause my wife vaped it for a year and half every day and she goes through 50ml a week like clockwork along with it being the only hitter she used. I have many hitters so it isn't used as much once I got hold of it but once I put the AF into it I now using it more.

 

[Bunnykiller]

It's a bit more complex than just 'how much liquid you vape/day'.
What's in the liquid????
It's easy to have 40ml of liquid contain the same amount of nicotine as 4ml of liquid.
Toxins from flavorings can be all over the place.

As a norm, I vape at ~7 watts, but that may be with a 3 ohm coil, or might be with a 1 ohm coil. It just depends on what the coil is in. I figure battery life @ 100mAh/hour.
I will normally go through 100ml of liquid/month. That works out to 3.333333333333ml/day.

What about Feb. ?? wouldnt that work out to 92 ml??