Ok, I finally understand why ppl use SLR coils/mechs...
yes, so you can up the wattages & amps compared to the restrictions imposed on vv devices. this extra power can run a thicker wire which also equals better flavor.
15watts is a pretty powerful vape
Theoretical question: if you maintain 15watts going through any number of setups that vary amps, ohms and volts, will the vape remain the same for any particular juice? Or are there certain combinations of these variables, while maintaining 15watts, that will out perform other combinations? ...that is, in terms of flavor and vapor. For instance, .8ohm, 3.5v, 4.3amp = 15watts. Likewise, 1.5ohm, 4.7v, 3.1amp = 15watts. Would there be a performance difference between these two setups and why? If not, a device like the Provari V2 should be able to handle the same 15watt vape as a mech, right? Of course, at sub ohm setups, I understand the need for a mech due to the amp limit on the ProV2, but 15watts is a pretty powerful vape.
Yep. 1.2ohm is the same conclusion I came up with screwing around with the Ohm's Law calculator. Now that I've experienced 15watt performance, you know I'm gonna have to try higher power with my mech. Wait... I can set 6v with this setup... lets see... 6v check, tilt to wet check... E1. Damn it!!!That's only 3 amps??? The proV2 has a watt limit too?
There is a big difference imo, since it's not really about the watts itself, but the wire temperature when fired. a lower gauge wire will be thicker, thus making its resistance to heat better than a thinner, higher gauge wire. This is why RBAs are used to its full potential with 28g wire or lower because of this. when you have tried vaping sub ohm RBAs with 28g wire or something low gauged(ribbon wire, etc.) on a mech, you'd start to think that watts and volts is only a number. You wouldn't think of them AT ALL, you'd just think how intense your vape was like with that setup.
Yes. 15.0 watt limit. 3.5 amp limit.
I wonder how much difference there is in the performance between different resistance coils (1.2+) all run at 15W?
This is the Ohm's Law calculator I use. My current favorite setup is 1.2ohms at 3.8v which gives 12watts and 3.1amps.. well within the Provari's limits and an awesome vape![]()
That's about the set up I use. Except that I sometimes push the watts higher, depending on the juice. Lately, I've been using an Ohms Law calculator app I found for my phone.