Does Anyone Else Find it Odd that...

[JohnnyKay]

the sigelei 150W TC, has a minimum resistance of .1, while the sigelei 75W has a minimum resistance of .05 ? Personally, I'd just think that they'd match the capabilities. No complaints. And it's not like I build that low on my sigelei 75W, but I like the room. I hate feeling like I'm right up against the wall. Just my two cents.
-Johnny

 

[AXIOM_1]

the Sigelei 150W TC, has a minimum resistance of .1, while the Sigelei 75W has a minimum resistance of .05 ? Personally, I'd just think that they'd match the capabilities. No complaints. And it's not like I build that low on my Sigelei 75W, but I like the room. I hate feeling like I'm right up against the wall. Just my two cents.
-Johnny

Never noticed that. Probably because I don't own or study any Sigelei's ........ But that is an interesting point. I would have to look at the rest of the mod and especially the electronics in order to determine why.

EDIT: They probably figured with the large amount of power the 150 has that you do not need near the low resistance coil that you do with the lower powered mod.

 

[edyle]

the Sigelei 150W TC, has a minimum resistance of .1, while the Sigelei 75W has a minimum resistance of .05 ? Personally, I'd just think that they'd match the capabilities. No complaints. And it's not like I build that low on my Sigelei 75W, but I like the room. I hate feeling like I'm right up against the wall. Just my two cents.
-Johnny

No.

Same max current output.
40amps

 

[AXIOM_1]

No.

Same max current output.
40amps

^^^ this would be correct .... They have obviously capped their design for a certain max output current. 40 Amperes in one heck of a lot of current flow and in order to go beyond that (safely) would require more batteries and a different design.

 

[crxess]

Op is referencing Watts mode or on mod vs. TC mode of the other

Not the same