Dad-gummit! Where's that Atty-ohms list??

[FizzleFisch]

I've seen a posting from one of the techy-modders here that includes a listing of different atomizer models with measured resistance readings for each.

I know damn well I've seen it before! I think I've even run across it more than once! -- So now that I really wanna' refer to it.... I figgered I'd hunt it down again using the forum's 'search' tools etc. No problem!

But after spending AT LEAST the last 40 minutes or so... (using every &#!*$!@ combination of keywords....and every other trick I can think of..) I STILL CAN'T SEEM TO RE-LOCATE that posting!!

ARRRRrrrrgggggghhhhh!!

Would someone p*l*e*a*s*e have mercy on this old pitiful numbskull and provide even just a CLUE... as to where that silly posting is HIDING ?? 8-o

fisch

 

[DonDaBoomVape]

Thanks for posting this, fisch!

I feel bad for asking, however. I didn't mean to cause you such angst: "&#!*$!@...ARRRRrrrrgggggghhhhh!!"

 

[skydvejam]

I hear you, but you might be the perfect person to ask then. I am new to vaping, have a SB, and I was wondering, all of the "high voltage" Attys that have different resistance, well what do they really do for you, and what is the advantage and disadvantage to them?
I of course would assume that a higher resistance is going to get hotter faster, but also cost you battery life correct? They also say that they take off so many volts from the source, so that would mean that it would increase battery life, and drop the voltage down, and make for a cooler vape right?
I might be all mixed up on this, I am not sure if the resistance is due to the atty it's self or a resistor in line with a choke?
Thanks

 

[DonDaBoomVape]

I hear you, but you might be the perfect person to ask then. I am new to vaping, have a SB, and I was wondering, all of the "high voltage" Attys that have different resistance, well what do they really do for you, and what is the advantage and disadvantage to them?
I of course would assume that a higher resistance is going to get hotter faster, but also cost you battery life correct? They also say that they take off so many volts from the source, so that would mean that it would increase battery life, and drop the voltage down, and make for a cooler vape right?
I might be all mixed up on this, I am not sure if the resistance is due to the atty it's self or a resistor in line with a choke?
Thanks

I had been confused about that myself, skydvejam, so I started looking into it. Take a look at nerf's and my answers to Drozd's HV atties..voltage vs resistance question.

Now FizzleFisch and I are trying to find out the resistance of each atty (not just the HVs). Seems to be a deep, dark secret.

 

[TWalker]

I've seen a posting from one of the techy-modders here that includes a listing of different atomizer models with measured resistance readings for each.

fisch

I saw the title dad-gummit and I made a bet with myself this was from Texas....

I won.

 

[Thyestean]

Fizzle when you find it make sure to subscribe to it and it will be a lot easier to find next time

 

[Vaporer]

It's not really a secret.
510's come in 3 diff ohms 2.3, 3.4 & 4.5ohms(HV).
Most others I've measured are 3.4ohms, 801, 901, E-Pipe(801 high bridge inside)

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...zer-coil-101-actual-working-methods-only.html
Hope that helps.