Hello. Let understand a little better about your questions.yes i have visited your blog and seen every trial you did ... i have to say you are a KNIGHT in this forum ... the effort you make is impressive and really helpful .. thank you .
Quick notion :
i have noted on thing in your actual temp trails , i have seen in most devices that you used ...
As long the Voltage or the Wattage is low , temp will be low too , was that a coincidence?
if not , does that means in a fixed voltage systems like the pods , every thing will drop down accordingly ( Voltage>>Wattage>>temp) as the battery is going down offcurse ?
or let us say if i vaped at half full battery 3.3v - 3.7v (there are devices that will change the LED color in certain Voltage ) .. the temp also will be low?
i know there are other variables to consider .. but im speaking generally.
again can not thank you enough this is really helping me .
As long the Voltage or the Wattage is low , temp will be low too , was that a coincidence?
The batteries we use and the amount of power used to heat up the coil to vaporize ejuice is just that - a power source. As you use the battery it will began to drain of some of its power. As it gets lower in power, it will still keep your vape at the wattage/volts you set for it. The lights will change color to show you how much power is left in the battery and if it is needing to be recharged.
Temp is dependent on the coil used and how many times you are pushing the fire button. If you take one or two hits off your device and lay it down for a few minutes then the coil will cool off. If you continue to press the button, as in chain vaping(like cigarettes) the hotter the coils become and the temp will rise.
The types of wires that are in coils and what OHM(resistance)is what determines what level of wattage may be used. I don't think on Pods there is a choice as its already fixed.
HTH
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