Difference between using Watts and Volts
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If you have a variety of coils varying from 1.8 to 2.8 ohms, when you change the coil, if you only have vv, then you have to change the voltage to match the coil.
With VW, the vw circuitry measures the ohms and adjusts the voltage to maintain the same watts.
For new vapers, vw is easier to use when changing coils.
With VW, the vw circuitry measures the ohms and adjusts the voltage to maintain the same watts.
For new vapers, vw is easier to use when changing coils.
Meh, preference of one over the other is just that....personal preference. I prefer VV.
With variable voltage you need to know the ohm resistance of the coil you are using. Pressing both the + and - button simultaneously will give you the puff counter, and then the atomizer reading in ohms. Then you need to do some first grade math.
Ohm plus the number "2" will be the voltage to use. (2 ohm + 2 = 4 volts). Or, you can just start low in voltage and work your way up until you find your sweet spot.
With variable wattage, you'll need to know what your sweet spot in wattage is already. Say you like 7 watts. Set it and forget it. Even if you switch tanks with a different ohm rating, the circuit board recognizes this, does the math and resets the output so that you are still vaping at 7 watts.
You will always be in either variable voltage mode or variable wattage mode. Not both. The last setting you make, you'll remain in that mode until you make further changes.
With variable voltage you need to know the ohm resistance of the coil you are using. Pressing both the + and - button simultaneously will give you the puff counter, and then the atomizer reading in ohms. Then you need to do some first grade math.
Ohm plus the number "2" will be the voltage to use. (2 ohm + 2 = 4 volts). Or, you can just start low in voltage and work your way up until you find your sweet spot.
With variable wattage, you'll need to know what your sweet spot in wattage is already. Say you like 7 watts. Set it and forget it. Even if you switch tanks with a different ohm rating, the circuit board recognizes this, does the math and resets the output so that you are still vaping at 7 watts.
You will always be in either variable voltage mode or variable wattage mode. Not both. The last setting you make, you'll remain in that mode until you make further changes.
It can be even easier than that. Although, more information is always better. Just plop any atomizer on any variable device and press + or - until you find the vape you like best. Unless you're using cartomizers, then don't go above 12 watts.
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