Are HV atties built differently?

[Dusty_D]

Like the title inquires, are HV atties built differently? I've only ever used SR and LR atties. Curious about what goes into the make up of a HV atty? Are the coils built differently to handle higher voltages?

Also, can you use HV atties on a 3.7v mod like the Grand or Omega? What can I expect out of it?

Sorry for the multiple questions. Just trying to wrap my head around the issue.

 

[speedemon]

The hv attys are built bigger coils you don't want to use on 3.7 won't get much out of them.

 

[Scorched]

You should check out this thread it has some very valuable information pertaining to your questions:

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/ikenvape/178058-high-voltage-vs-low-resistance.html

 

[loft]

Like the title inquires, are HV atties built differently? I've only ever used SR and LR atties. Curious about what goes into the make up of a HV atty? Are the coils built differently to handle higher voltages?

Also, can you use HV atties on a 3.7v mod like the Grand or Omega? What can I expect out of it?

Sorry for the multiple questions. Just trying to wrap my head around the issue.

If you're going to try HV vaping - it can be done on your Grand. All you need are some AW LifePO4 batteries (Can be bought from Lighthound, Super T, and other vendors - even one on here) -- two of them will have you running at 6v and it is amazing.

 

[Dusty_D]

Thanks for the information! See you on the dark side.

 

[loft]

You're welcome! Enjoy! And don't overdose