Hey guys I'm just wondering. I know that the dual coils generally will not work on the buzz pro, but I assume this is because of the low resistance. I found a supplier that has a 2.5 ohm version. Would this work in theory on my BP?
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I am not good with the math, but I did a little searching and found the following...
The Buzz Pro DOES work with Dial coils
The Buzz Pro will work upto 15 watts
I am not sure how the dual coil affects the reference chart below, someone with more experience will have to speak up regarding that factor.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...ltage-vs-current-vs-resitance-chart-info.html
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...174302-voltage-resistance-chart-madvapes.html
The Buzz Pro DOES work with Dial coils
The Buzz Pro will work upto 15 watts
I am not sure how the dual coil affects the reference chart below, someone with more experience will have to speak up regarding that factor.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...ltage-vs-current-vs-resitance-chart-info.html
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...174302-voltage-resistance-chart-madvapes.html
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just read here "Dual coils are a nono, you get performance as good or better with single coil"
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...ie-thread-only-post-helpful-stuff-please.html
I use 3ohm Boges, and if I got any more vapor, I would probably drown on it. I can make enough vapor in 4 seconds to block my view of myself in a mirror, with a single coil...
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...ie-thread-only-post-helpful-stuff-please.html
I use 3ohm Boges, and if I got any more vapor, I would probably drown on it. I can make enough vapor in 4 seconds to block my view of myself in a mirror, with a single coil...
Single coil vs Dual coil is personal taste... saying one is better than the other is like saying coke or pepsi is better.
In a nutshell, you can use dual coils just fine, but you won't be able to crank them to higher voltages. There are 2 coils, so at any given voltage it's drawing 2x the current giving you 2x the watts (2 coils, makes sense, yes?). A 1.5 ohm dual coil cartomizer would draw 16.666667 watts at 5 volts, so it would be a no-go. You can find higher ohm dual coil cartomizers... a 2 ohm dual coil would draw 15.125 watts at 5.5 volts, so you have options. For reference, you can go to Ohm's Law Calculator and input whatever voltage/ohm combo you are curious about and it will give you a wattage calculation.
Dual coil cartomizers really do shine at higher voltages. Some people prefer single coil cartomizers. Try both!
In a nutshell, you can use dual coils just fine, but you won't be able to crank them to higher voltages. There are 2 coils, so at any given voltage it's drawing 2x the current giving you 2x the watts (2 coils, makes sense, yes?). A 1.5 ohm dual coil cartomizer would draw 16.666667 watts at 5 volts, so it would be a no-go. You can find higher ohm dual coil cartomizers... a 2 ohm dual coil would draw 15.125 watts at 5.5 volts, so you have options. For reference, you can go to Ohm's Law Calculator and input whatever voltage/ohm combo you are curious about and it will give you a wattage calculation.
Dual coil cartomizers really do shine at higher voltages. Some people prefer single coil cartomizers. Try both!
Indeed.
I can't figure out any use for pepsi. I've never heard anyone order rum & pepsi or whiskey & pepsi. Coke is it.
Is the 2.5 ohm dual coil two 5 ohms in parallel, resulting resistance 2.5 ohms, or is it the second case, two 2.5 ohm coils in parallel, 1.25 ohm total resistance? I've been seeing some smoketech 1.25 ohm DCs around (two 2.5 ohm in parallel).
If it's a smoketech 1.25, then 15 = VxV/1.25, V = 3.46V is the highest voltage you can reach and stay within notcigs spec. They might work, just barely, by setting the voltage at the lowest end of the scale.
If it's the first case, two 5 ohm in parallel, sure, you could use it, all the way to max voltage, since that would still only be a bit over 12W, each coil running just over 6W.
Think I'll stick with my single coils, 2.5 and 3.1 ohms Reasonably low cost, wide availability, work nicely.
Several people around here like 1.5 ohm DC, which can be used at up to about 4.7V.
(It isn't that DC won't work, just that most people use DC on lower voltage devices, essentially trying to replicate what you can do already with a buzz product on single coils. Higher resistance on a buzz PV leads to longer run times between charges.)
If it's a smoketech 1.25, then 15 = VxV/1.25, V = 3.46V is the highest voltage you can reach and stay within notcigs spec. They might work, just barely, by setting the voltage at the lowest end of the scale.
If it's the first case, two 5 ohm in parallel, sure, you could use it, all the way to max voltage, since that would still only be a bit over 12W, each coil running just over 6W.
Think I'll stick with my single coils, 2.5 and 3.1 ohms
Reasonably low cost, wide availability, work nicely.Several people around here like 1.5 ohm DC, which can be used at up to about 4.7V.
(It isn't that DC won't work, just that most people use DC on lower voltage devices, essentially trying to replicate what you can do already with a buzz product on single coils. Higher resistance on a buzz PV leads to longer run times between charges.)
I have and use the 2.5 DCs. The 2.5 is total resistance. I like the 2.0 DCs better. JMO
A 2 ohm DC sounds fun, pretty much able to take it to max voltage, enough watts per coil. Must be a neat vape
I never liked the DC's , but thats me , the total resistance is what matters , 1.5ohms will work up to 4.7 volts max, 2 ohm ones will give you full range .
If that guy's taste in cartos is anything like his taste in beer I'll stick to my Fusions!
I agree, that's why I brew my own danmed beer! Although, my best brew I have on hand is a Vienna Lager (XX-ies is a Vienna Lager)
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