C E2 r4 ceramic cartomisers ?

[Dill67]

"Lower Ohms gives more Vapor & Heating / battery last longer Higher Ohms needs more battery Power"

Edition 2 Cartomizers and Clearomizers RoyalSmokers CE2

This is what the Royalsmokers.com website says regarding how to choose which ohms cartomiser to choose, and I still don't understand, I thought I did till I read this.

a)Does this mean that lowers ohms eg 2.1-2.5ohms gives more vapor and heating AND uses less battery power

b)whilst higher ohms eg 2.5-3.2ohms uses more battery power (so I'm assuming gives less vapor and less heat, but still eats more battery power!) ?

I use a 510 mega ( 280mah ), and ideally I would like the battery to last as long as possible without the mouthpiece of the carto getting to hot. This is what's happening with the 510 CLEAROMIZER 2.8-3.0 OHM I'm using currently, after a few hits the whole thing get warm and juice kinda taste a little burnt.

Any suggestions guys ?!

 

[Herculicia]

I have a standard 510 and have tried the 2.4-2.6 and the 2.8-3.0. The carto gets warm with both, but it would get REALLY hot with the 2.4, and I would get a lot less flavor. I really like the 2.8, more flavor, not as warm, but a little less vapor. Try cleaning the CE2, dry burn, and try again. YouTube has some wonderful videos on this. It could also be the flavor. I filled one with Mojito and it tasted TERRIBLE after about an hour, but with coffee and coconut the flavor has been great.

 

[Dill67]

I guess above 2.8 would be the safest bet for a 510 then! But I still don't understand how the ohms of a cartomiser effects the battery life, if the higher ohms eg 2.8 -3 gave less heat shouldn't it use less battery power !?

 

[WomanOfHeart]

This little article might help clarify your questions regarding Ohms. I know it's written regarding atomizers, but Ohms are Ohms whether you're talking about atomizers or cartomizers.

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