I've seen similar threads to this, and I've searched a lot. But I still can't find the exact answer I'm looking for.
I use Vision, Vivi Nova clearomizers, etc. with both a Smoktech E-pipe (18350 battery) and an Ego Upgrade 1000 (on CV setting). I HATE all the replacement heads, the burnt taste, and the changing of form factors, built-in obsolescence, etc. that have me buying a whole new clearomizer about every 4-6 months. Plus the leaking, flooding, etc. is driving me crazy.
I want to move slowly to a bigger mod, bigger battery, etc. but start by fixing this atomizer situation. I also enjoy having a small rig in my pocket and might want to continue to use the batteries I have for a while.
So if I were to start with a mini-RBA like an IGo-F or a Kayfun mini, AGA-S, etc., could I build it (or to start off, have it built
) at like 1.8 - 2.2 Ohms and pretty much experience the same battery performance I have now? I mean, it is simply low resistance that causes dangerous amperage and/or quick battery drain?
Or is there something else about a rebuildable that makes my battery system immediately obsolete regardless of the resistance of the coil?
I'm aware the two batteries I have (one regulated and running at a constant 3.3 - I think it is - and the other a small 650mAh battery on a mechanical mod) have very different dynamics from one another. But will each behave the same as it did with the small 1.8-2.2 Ohm disposable (despicable) clearomizer coils?
I use Vision, Vivi Nova clearomizers, etc. with both a Smoktech E-pipe (18350 battery) and an Ego Upgrade 1000 (on CV setting). I HATE all the replacement heads, the burnt taste, and the changing of form factors, built-in obsolescence, etc. that have me buying a whole new clearomizer about every 4-6 months. Plus the leaking, flooding, etc. is driving me crazy.
I want to move slowly to a bigger mod, bigger battery, etc. but start by fixing this atomizer situation. I also enjoy having a small rig in my pocket and might want to continue to use the batteries I have for a while.
So if I were to start with a mini-RBA like an IGo-F or a Kayfun mini, AGA-S, etc., could I build it (or to start off, have it built
) at like 1.8 - 2.2 Ohms and pretty much experience the same battery performance I have now? I mean, it is simply low resistance that causes dangerous amperage and/or quick battery drain? Or is there something else about a rebuildable that makes my battery system immediately obsolete regardless of the resistance of the coil?
I'm aware the two batteries I have (one regulated and running at a constant 3.3 - I think it is - and the other a small 650mAh battery on a mechanical mod) have very different dynamics from one another. But will each behave the same as it did with the small 1.8-2.2 Ohm disposable (despicable) clearomizer coils?
