Put a .06 build on a brand new k100 and watch as the button burns your finger, or do it on a m16, or any other mod with ....ty v drop.. your theory makes sense until we get that low and then you really need low voltage drop... especially seeing the curve of voltage drop at higher loads.. personally I acquire only the best, low v drop mods to appease my cloud chasing desires.
Oh lord, take the extreme end of an example to prove a point i wasnt making.
Heck, you could say the same thing about a brass Bay City mod with dirty contacts.
Look up the difference in conducivity between copper, silver, and 316 SS.
The worst, the 316, registers less than .00016 of an ohm drop per meter.
That equates to less than .004 v drop per METER.
If a mod has vdrop, its more likely to be the atty, the battery, or dirty contacts than the mod itself.
If it is the mod, its either the switch, a crappy spring(which is a stupid thing to use as a conductor), or its dirty.
Also, a .2v drop equates to about 5 watts at .3 ohms. Not much.
The thing is, the lower the res, the higher the internal resistance of the battery.
For all intents and purposes, in the real world, changing your battery has more effect than changing mods(assuming halfway decent mods to start with)
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