dumb question

[gatorguy]

I just accidentally discovered my battery (ego-t upgrade) can run at 3.7v or 4.1v. I'm using 1.5ohm dual coil cartomizers. I've tried both voltages and can't tell a difference in vapor production. What's the difference/point of running either voltage? Still kind of new to all of this!!

 

[Katmar]

I don't have the answer, but let's bump up your question and hope someone answers.

 

[Lunis]

from the looks of it you may not knowtice any change in there,

 

[Lunis]

evcigarettes.com/safe-vaping-power-voltage-resistance-ohm-chart/

incase charts unreadable here is where i found that

 

[Despraci]

Depending on coil ohm resistance more voltage would change the wattage the coil uses to create heat. So depending on your inhale method and the length of your draws you would experience more heat. This would also change vapor production to an extent and flavor, but it's dependent on the juice as well.

So at 1.5Ohm 3.7v you are at 9w.
1.5 and 4.1v you are at 11w.

A minor change that you should notice a little difference, but not huge like going from 8w to 15w or 20w.

 

[DingerCPA]

^^^ what Despraci says.

(btw, not a dumb question )

The only thing I sometimes can tell with a little "power-nudge" is that my juice heats/vaporizes a little more quickly at the higher power. Vape it where you like it best.

 

[p7willm]

In addition to the amount of vapor a change in wattage can also change the flavor of a vape. Some prople can detect these differences and some can not. I can't.