I have recently purchased a Silver Bullet, and unfortunately I can read all day and not learn anything, I have to have something in my hands and play around, screw up, and experience before I can learn.
So that being said, I'm using EFest 2000 MAH Batteries with my SB, and find myself having to wrap approximately 0.8 ohm coils on virtually everything I have in order to get a decent hit using my Silver Bullet. I understand the 2000 MAH are rated at a maximum of 10 amp draw, and of course 1600 MAH batteries are running a higher amp draw.
If I were to use 1600 MAH batteries in my SB, would I be seeing hotter burning coils under 1.2-1.4 ohm resistance coils?
Really, I ultimately want to be able to use the same atomizers on my SB and my Vamo. I use my VAMO at home, and the SB when I'm at work or out. The Vamo is too damned long to use at work, chef pants do NOT agree with it.
So that being said, I'm using EFest 2000 MAH Batteries with my SB, and find myself having to wrap approximately 0.8 ohm coils on virtually everything I have in order to get a decent hit using my Silver Bullet. I understand the 2000 MAH are rated at a maximum of 10 amp draw, and of course 1600 MAH batteries are running a higher amp draw.
If I were to use 1600 MAH batteries in my SB, would I be seeing hotter burning coils under 1.2-1.4 ohm resistance coils?
Really, I ultimately want to be able to use the same atomizers on my SB and my Vamo. I use my VAMO at home, and the SB when I'm at work or out. The Vamo is too damned long to use at work, chef pants do NOT agree with it.
