Hi Ohm v. Low Ohm

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Too bad we're not talking about RBAs where it's more applicable. Watts do matter. I'd love to see you get a vape on 0W. As far as these commecial coils go, power throughput essentially determines wire temperature with a nearly linear relationship up to a point.

That is actually only true in a time-temperature series, and the point at which it stops being a linear relationship is the operating temperature of the atomizer. So actually that statement isn't that useful. Replacing "wire temperature" with "vapor production" might be closer to helpful.

While it is true that varying the coil length but not gauge will have this effect, not all commercially available atomizers work this way. I have gotten some kanger compatible heads that actually have thicker wire in the lower resistance heads.
 

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Tio estas vere nur la veron en tempo-temperaturo serio, kaj la punkto je kiu ĝi ĉesas esti lineara interrilato estas la mastruma temperaturo de la atomizer. Do fakte tiu aserto ne estas tiom utila. Anstataŭante "drato temperaturo" kun "vaporo produktado" povus esti pli proksima al helpema.

Kvankam estas vero ke varianta la bobeno longo sed ne kalibraj havos tiun efekton, ne ĉiuj komerce havebla atomizers labori tiamaniere. Mi akiris kelkajn kanger kongrua kapoj kiuj fakte havas pli dika drato en la malsupra rezisto kapoj.
 

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That is actually only true in a time-temperature series, and the point at which it stops being a linear relationship is the operating temperature of the atomizer. So actually that statement isn't that useful. Replacing "wire temperature" with "vapor production" might be closer to helpful.

While it is true that varying the coil length but not gauge will have this effect, not all commercially available atomizers work this way. I have gotten some kanger compatible heads that actually have thicker wire in the lower resistance heads.

You know, I walked away to get something to drink, and this thought occurred, given that the wicking is able to supply juice to the region for atomization. What I really meant to say, though I agree it isn't quite relevant to this thread, is that the relationship of temperature vs power is rather linear with a short dt.

Surprising. I've only really gotten ones with more wire vs thicker wire. VMMV I guess.
 

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You know, I walked away to get something to drink, and this thought occurred, given that the wicking is able to supply juice to the region for atomization. What I really meant to say, though I agree it isn't quite relevant to this thread, is that the relationship of temperature vs power is rather linear with a short dt.

Surprising. I've only really gotten ones with more wire vs thicker wire. VMMV I guess.

In the 1.7-2.x range yes I think it is most common to see more wire. But I'm pretty sure for 3.x range the wire size comes down on many atomizers.
 

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The reason I posted the link, is that by post #5 in this thread, the topic was diverging in this direction.

My point was that the gauge of the wire is relevant, along the ohm rating. There's another similar thread (somewhere...) where VW users complain that using a different coil, gives a burnt taste, even though they use the same wattage setting.

If I addressed the first post only, where there's no reference to a VW, the answer would be different: a higher ohm gives you a lower temperature, with more or less flavor, depending on what e-liquid one is vaping.
 

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The reason I posted the link, is that by post #5 in this thread, the topic was diverging in this direction.

My point was that the gauge of the wire is relevant, along the ohm rating. There's another similar thread (somewhere...) where VW users complain that using a different coil, gives a burnt taste, even though they use the same wattage setting.

If I addressed the first post only, where there's no reference to a VW, the answer would be different: a higher ohm gives you a lower temperature, with more or less flavor, depending on what e-liquid one is vaping.

So the higher the ohms which is resistance the higher voltage needed.
So silly question, which produces more vapor higher or lowr ohms.
Or is that dependent upon the wicks u use?
 

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