Any danger to Sub ohm below recommended watts?

[WonderDude32]

Discussions usually impart the dangers associated with going too high in watts/volts but are there problems with going below recommended allowances? Just because the maker says you should vape between 30 and 40 watts, can I do any harm to the coil or more specifically, to my mod if I want to vape at 20?

 

[Wolfenstark]

Not really except could get some gurgling if the juice isn't being vaporised enough. may take a while for the coil to heat up and depending on the mod it could cut off.
No harm to the coil or mod.

 

[Brkdnc]

It won't hurt anything in my opinion. Heck I have a .7 ohm coil and it is set at 13 watts for a real cool vape going on 1 1/2 weeks and haven't even had to change the wick yet still looks nice and white, but I am using unflavored at the moment so it does stay gunk free with that liquid.

 

[supertrunker]

Depends on your mod and you may have to hand your man-cards in for a brief time.

If you like the vape from it, then what anyone else thinks doesn't matter.

T

 

[edyle]

Discussions usually impart the dangers associated with going too high in watts/volts but are there problems with going below recommended allowances? Just because the maker says you should vape between 30 and 40 watts, can I do any harm to the coil or more specifically, to my mod if I want to vape at 20?

No.

 

[hashtag]

As long as it is firing you are fine. It may minimize vapor production or gurgle as said earlier but won't break anything.

 

[Bunnykiller]

worst thing that could happen is the vapor production will be minimal....

 

[Ryedan]

Discussions usually impart the dangers associated with going too high in watts/volts but are there problems with going below recommended allowances? Just because the maker says you should vape between 30 and 40 watts, can I do any harm to the coil or more specifically, to my mod if I want to vape at 20?

No problem at all health wise which can be an issue with going too high in power (watts). And no, you can't do any harm to the coil or the mod either.

What could happen if you go too far with this is you end up flooding the coil after a while because you're not putting enough power into the coil to vaporize the juice as fast as it's coming in because the wicking is designed to be adequate at higher power levels.

Ultimately, if it's working for you and you like it, vape on my friend

 

[Ou2mame]

Depends on the tank. I know the Nautilus will flood out if the watts are too low. I could see other tanks doing the same, especially with thinner juice.

 

[lovemytank]

Try blowing out twice while firing, this gets rid of some gurgling juice and lets the coil heat up, then inhale. Its what I do when first priming my new coils which I start at really low wattage.