cool vs warm vape

[spada]

I heard the term varm vape on this board somewhere but never understood what it meant.All of my tanks have been bottom coil tanks.I received a i-clear 16 today with my new itaste mvp.I noticed a warm feeling vape for the first time and I like it.Do other top coil tanks perform like this? Thanks Dave

 

[Margate69]

It has a lot to do with voltage, wattage, and resistance on your coil too.

All of my carto tanks give me a pretty hot vapor, I usually vape around 5 v 12-14w on a 2.0 ohm coil.

So it is always a warm vape. Top coils do usually have a warmer vape from what I hear, but I stick to carto and BCT.

 

[Krazirob]

the more amps being drawn onto the atty will make it hotter....also the closer the coil is to your mouth can make it hotter as well........so if you had a bottom coil atty at 1ohm it will be warmer than a 2 ohm coil typically........you can extend your drip tip and make it a cooler vape or get a shorty and make it warmer........although if i remember correctly you can't change out the tips on the iclear 16

 

[Puffinstein]

If you like a nice warm vape, check out the Eigate Aspire bottom dual coil tanks. The dual coils have given me a warm vape as low as 3.3volts with 1.8 ohm coils.

Good choice going with the MvP2! I picked one up a month ago and love it.

 

[CosmicCatalyst]

Just got an MVP V2 last week with the iclear 30. I've been using EVODs solely for about 4 months. I think it does offer a warmer vape, and have noticed the knucklehead tip gets warm fast when I chain vape. Hasnt been a problem though, kind of helps me slow down a bit since the iclear seems to be a bit of a juice hog.

 

[dice57]

Depends on the atomizer, watts vaped at, air flow. Every atomizer vapes differently. My single coil flashi rba vaped at 15 watts produces a warmer vape than my dual coil Aqua rba vaped at 32 watts.