Another Nautilus Mini BVC coil question

[Saltydogg]

I'm using an Eleaf istick with the Aspire Nautilus Mini with the stock 1.8 ohm coils. I use 50/50 juice and have found 9.5 watts on the vw setting to be ideal for me. 9.5 watts comes out to 4.2 volts on the istick.
I need to order more coils and I've noticed I can choose either 1.8 ohm or 1.6 ohm. What would the difference be between the two ohms (laymens terms please) and which one would be best for my setup? Positives and negatives with each ohm rating would be greatly appreciated.
Sorry for being ignorant on the electrical stuff, I've only been vaping for a few days.

 

[lncmarkviii]

I prefer the 1.6 at anything over 8 watts. seems to give me a warmer burn and better cloud.

 

[PaulieD]

If you set your wattage, the device will adjust to the ohms the coil has so, in this case, it really doesn't matter.

 

[Susan~S]

I agree w/Paulie. Since you set the wattage it makes no difference at all.

 

[Just1Fixxx]

I go with the higher ohm because it allows you to use lower power for a cooler vape (which I like on occasion). I think it gives you more flexibility considering that the Istick more than enough power for the BVC's on the high end. The higher ohm coils give you more options on the low end. If that makes sense.

 

[Saltydogg]

Will one last longer than the other or does it make no difference?

 

[Just1Fixxx]

I don't think it makes any significant difference.

 

[PaulieD]

Here is an Ohm's Law Calculator, put in the same wattage and change any other setting also, you will see that you can raise voltage, lower amps etc...but you will still end up with the same wattage from a lot of different amps and voltage settings.

Ohm's and Joule's Law Calculator

 

[Manni]

wow this is good info, I was kinda wondering about this.