Great Help for Newbies(like me) and vets as well : Vaping Power Chart- Resistance/Voltage

[Gr8Scott]

Just Found an incredible resource in this chart.

If you are wondering about what resistance to start out with and how it relates with voltage, here it is!

Direct link as the image was shrunk too much:

https://s3.amazonaws.com/data.tumblr.com/tumblr_m9dkanCt0I1qc8949o2_1280.png

 

[Ratstu34]

thanks for this ....

 

[feign]

That one is a little more detailed than the one I saw while cruising yesterday. Thanks for the post! Just helps me clarify that 1.8 ohm on 3.3v is pretty much perfect.

 

[steved5600]

Here is a spread sheet in XL that will also give you the calculations for what ever factor you need.View attachment 141134
One thing I have noticed for me. That my clearos and my Vivi Nova don't require quit as many watts for some reason. Good idea getting that chart out.

 

[Davenkay]

Thanks for the chart. Very detailed.

 

[Gr8Scott]

Thanks for the chart. Very detailed.

Your welcome, it made it very simple for me, wish I would have found it weeks ago

 

[Gr8Scott]

Is it in bad taste to bump your own thread?

Oh well,

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[Aoi~]

From personal experience, it looks like the chart is biased for safety not performance. I'd use it as guideline not gospel. Stuff I run usually falls under the purple shades in that chart.

PS: Have you tried running some of the "just right" settings on there? 2.8 ohm on a 3.4v, I don't know (think 2.8 ohm vivi nova head + ego regulated battery)

 

[Gr8Scott]

From personal experience, it looks like the chart is biased for safety not performance. I'd use it as guideline not gospel. Stuff I run usually falls under the purple shades in that chart.

PS: Have you tried running some of the "just right" settings on there? 2.8 ohm on a 3.4v, I don't know (think 2.8 ohm vivi nova head + ego regulated battery)

Well, I've only got a fixed voltage (3.7) unit now, but I am seriously coveting a VV, just so I could find out if some of these temperature ranges make a superior vape. I agree, though, anything above 2 flat on this 3.7 is so cool its almost like suckin air. What I like about the chart is the visual factor gives "noobs to the vapor doob" at least a vague idea on matching hardware.

Then there's the pg/vg ratio and how that affects the vape as well as even the intake apparatus (from tailpipin' it to a drip tip to carty or carto etc)

So,if nothing else the chart does address how warm or cool the vape will be.

But I really do see your point

 

[gthompson]

I adjust to taste, I don't care what the watts are.