Cartomizer Ohm loads

[redryder1]

I know theres someone that can clarify the Ohm capacity of different cartomizers. The prob im having is most vendors dont specify the ohm capacity of there cartomizers. I wanna know the ohm;s ranging from lowest to highest and the difference in there affect on carto life span and vapor. I know you guys know.. ;-)

 

[dormouse]

I don't know. I just know I read somewhere that V4L WOW carts are around 2.8 and their Coolcarts around 3.2 and neither of these is considered LR - the 2.8 is just hotter and lower than the 3.2. And apparently for different e-cigs the ohm ranges mean different things - like I think normal for a 510 may be in the lower 2's. I'm a software geek. Ohms may as well be gnomes for me.

What ecig's cartos are you asking about? That might help the next answerer.

 

[Numevexo]

redryder,
Check out this thread. The 3rd or 4th reply down has a list of several ohm ratings of various cartos:
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...read-just-facts-maam-no-chit-chat-please.html

I saw another list somewhere on the forum. I'll look for it and reply here if I find it.

 

[WomanOfHeart]

In addition to that list, there are also some 2.0Ω cartos that I've purchased from MadVapes, and the CE2R4 ceramics come in three different levels. As a general rule the amount of time they'll last is going to be combination of the ohm of the carto, the voltage of the batteries and how much you vape.

 

[redryder1]

thanks guys, i guess im just looking for the perfect combo of life span on the carto, and the vape production. I know I have some carts that produce killer vape but burn hot as a firecracker, and cant take more than a couple days on my 3.7 volt battery, especially on my 5volt PT. so thaks guys.